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Landing a Flying Saucer

ctober has proven to be an exciting and expensive month in our household, automotively speaking. Keep in mind that, for me, “exciting” isn’t always a good thing, and “expensive” is rarely a good thing. It all started just before Fall Hershey. An e-mail from entered my inbox showing the details of an auction in Wisconsin that offered a 1955 Cadillac Coupe deVille parts car.

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