Classic Car Buyer

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I’ve been leaving notes on screens for yonks. And no, not because the car is causing an obstruction or because I want to chat up its owner. It’s because I’ve noticed it hasn’t moved for years, and the owner may – just may – want to sell it. Sometimes it’s worked, sometimes it hasn’t and I’ve discovered that emotional attachment seems to be the deciding factor in most cases.

Why bother leaving a note, I hear you say. Isn’t it

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