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KORN's MUNKY Selling Speedboat Via EBay

May 30, 2002

KORN guitarist Munky is auctioning off his speedboat via Ebay, with the starting bid set at $90,000. "If you're a KORN fan or even if you're just a fan of fast boats, here's your chance to own an awesome speedboat," reads a statement at the auction site. "Currently owned by the guitar player Munky from the rock band KORN. The tour is about to start and he doesn't want this great boat going to waste while he can't use it. This boat was featured in Hot Boat Magazine. Also included will be a photo autographed by the whole band (Munky, Jonathan, David, Head and Fieldy). You'll also get 2 passes to a show nearest you! Don't miss your chance to own this amazing celebrity boat."

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