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Automobile Enthusiasts

Yonnie3

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3. My late uncle restored such cars but considered them as commonplace

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Sat Jun 11, 2022, 06:18 PM

Jun 2022

His personal collection had no roofs and had tillers. True horseless carriages.

My aunt was very surprised at the international interest in these vehicles when she decided to liquidate the estate. She was astounded at the value.

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Old enough? [View all] elleng Jun 2022 OP

I've said before that my vehicles... ret5hd Jun 2022 #1

That car is from the Prohibition era. House of Roberts Jun 2022 #2

And if you talk about maintenance on this car Best_man23 Jun 2022 #8

My late uncle restored such cars but considered them as commonplace Yonnie3 Jun 2022 #3

OK. I'll bite. What year, make, model? marked50 Jun 2022 #4

Dunno, gotta ask my neighbor. elleng Jun 2022 #5

A friend wrote: elleng Jun 2022 #6

Thank you elleng for the followup marked50 Jun 2022 #7