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Old Buick by tgrob

Taken at a small car show in Northern Germany. This old Buick survived two world wars in Europe, escaped scrap metal drives and confiscation. Not bad for a 1913 model. A true survivor.

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Title: Old Buick
Description: Taken at a small car show in Northern Germany. This old Buick survived two world wars in Europe, escaped scrap metal drives and confiscation. Not bad for a 1913 model. A true survivor.
Tags: car 1913 buick black red germany classic restoration antique transportation automobile vintage black red brass convertible saloon
Categories: Transport Vehicle
Photographer: tgrob
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Taken at a small car show in Northern Germany. This old Buick survived two world wars in Europe, escaped scrap metal drives and confiscation. Not bad for a 1913 model. A true survivor.