Old Cars Weekly

Making a strong case for professional cars

hen the old-car hobby had its formative rise in the 1940s and 1950s, it was for fun rather than profit. But times changed and so have values on collector cars. Two articles by editor Louis (issue 268, ; 432 East Fairmont Road, Burbank, CA 91501-9648). One article pressed the idea of values, while the second article raised the interest level on professional limousines.

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