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I've never looked in a Ruble Bee before, it had some interesting special touches

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I've never seen a flip front van before

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There was a class at Pebble Beach for LS powered Ferraris, Bowtie Ferrari... but no one ever brought their Ferrari to show, and risk being scorned for

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beautiful cabin on the seashore used as a take off and landing location... a very short, landing and take off

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Cool vintage advertising

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kids and cars

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She's got her hands full

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Geraldine Rockefeller Dodge’s “Dog Wagons” were six and eight door limousines built on extended 1939 Cadillac “Sixty Special” chassis.

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cool tin cars from Japan

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Optima proved that they make an outstanding battery. They put one new random typical production battery through the most extreme events they could find, King of the Hammers, Moab Easter Safari, Nürburgring, Pikes Peak, Demolition Derby, Tractor Pull, Speed Boat Race and then lastly, in the Thompson Challenger II at Bonneville

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admire the etched front forks on this Puch

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bumper sticker humor

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the participants in the 10th annual OPTIMA Ultimate Street Car Invitational

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A 1979 Porsche 924 reported stolen from a movie theater parking lot in Oregon in Jan 1991 has been found crashed at the base of a steep cliff in the woods near Crater Lake

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Tom Hanks receives his Fiat today at 3pm!

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rare footage of a tank being born

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the marketing photography for Moore and Giles is brilliant, they only use cool old vehicles

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sometimes the brakes fail, and then you better have a backup plan, or the track better have a damn net! If neither exist, don't risk your ride

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one helluva sales display, in an antique store for a $1000 and $1500

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