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Stars and their cars... neat link
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sunbeammadd
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Nice pics. Some of the spelling is a bit dodgy though!
aeronca65t
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Neat (but ditto on the spelling).
Garner's Mini, the Jag 120 and 150, the Cobra, various RRs and so forth...all nice.
I saw a FIAT Jolly (just like the one pictured) at the Jersey shore last Summer.
I didn't quite look at all of them (dial up), but I didn't see any of the current famous folks that are car enthusiasts (Letterman, Leno, Newman, Redford, etc..not even Colin Powell and his collection of old Volvos).
Garner's Mini, the Jag 120 and 150, the Cobra, various RRs and so forth...all nice.
I saw a FIAT Jolly (just like the one pictured) at the Jersey shore last Summer.
I didn't quite look at all of them (dial up), but I didn't see any of the current famous folks that are car enthusiasts (Letterman, Leno, Newman, Redford, etc..not even Colin Powell and his collection of old Volvos).
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Cool Link. I love Gable's Duesy. I also liked Dempsey's McFarlan. As a side note I used to live just a few miles up ythe road from Dempsey's hometown in Colorado. They have a little museum in the one room log house he lived in as a boy in Manassa.