classic car
Britishnoun
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Like most classic car stories, this one continues.
A restored Seville can go for as much as $40,000 in Iran now, said Mohammad Khorshidizadeh, a classic car specialist.
From Seattle Times
He went on to mention the Big Boy statue, the carhop service on weekends, and classic car enthusiasts who show up on Fridays, the Beatles’ visit in 1965 and the restaurant showing up in the 1995 film “Heat.”
From Los Angeles Times
Palmen could afford to buy the cars thanks to smart investments, including in real estate, said Hans van der Pluijm from Classic Car Auctions, which is running the auction.
From Reuters
"It's a collection you will probably never find in this condition, in this quantity again," said Hans van der Pluijm from Classic Car Auctions.
From Reuters
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