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1963-’67 Renault Caravelle

As Fernando’s father once said, “It’s not how you feel, it’s how you look.” And Renault’s lithe 1960s two-doors, the coupe and convertible Caravelle, looked . For years, these little-remembered imports were criminally undervalued, and while their prices have crept up over the last decade, the Caravelle

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