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  1. 09-11-2014 06:37 PM #1
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    Where old race cars go to die.

     



    Some of these will blow your mind.


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    I saw a lot of those run back in the day! {:-(
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    What a collection!!!!

    I can make an update on one of the cars, the Gremlin "Pizza Man" driven by Earl Britt has been returned to it's former glory and now resides in a very nice shop owned by Earl's son Sammy!!!! There was a number of other ex-famous cars in there, hopefully they are being kept by someone and are on their "someday" list and not just forgotten!
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