That’s what you get for leaving your ’speeder in Anchorhead overnight …

Comparing the recent photos of the speeder to the image published on the 1981 racing brochure, it’s doubtful even Luke Skywalker could have kept so much of the original vehicle intact. With the exception of the wrap-around grill, upholstery, Coke branding, and a couple other cosmetic changes, "Coke One" (as it is was originally called) appears relatively well-preserved, awaiting a new home in a collector’s garage or showroom.

Star Wars: Collecting | Landspeeder Discovered in Florida Impound

Stolen from Autoblog