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This 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air is back on the market after being meticulously cared for during its entire life; it's still ...

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Americans don't have a monopoly on red, white, and blue; these colors are used on many flags around the world. So what does ...

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The "Spirit of Le Mans," was a 1976 Corvette with one of the wildest body kits ever fitted to a C3, and one of the most ...

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