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I’ve always had a soft spot for automotive scale models and seriously got into the hobby not too long ago
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I picked up my fourth 1:18 scale model of the Porsche 550 Spyder. This one painted in an understated silver, just cost me $50
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Then, I stumbled upon a jaw-dropping 1:8 scale model of the 550 Spyder by the Amalgam Collection, priced at a staggering $30,000
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The 550 Spyder was Porsche's first car that was specifically built to go racing in the 1950s and it dominated in endurance competitions like the La Carrera Panamericana in Mexico and the Targa Florio in Italy
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This particular model draws inspiration from the 550 Spyder that was owned by the iconic Hollywood icon, James Dean
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Nicknamed the "Little Bastard, this is also the car that tragically took the actor's life, back in 1955
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Legend has it that this car was cursed, given how the car's parts were involved in a series of eerie incidents subsequently
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Now coming back to our scale model, the Amalgam Collection worked tirelessly to create this hand-crafted 550 Spyder, limited to just 30 units
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The Amalgam team spent over 4,000 hours developing this model and 400 hours assembling it, using 3D scans of the original chassis and working closely with Porsche engineers and their design team to replicate every detail
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As for the full-size car, only 90 original cars were ever made between 1953 and 1956, and auction prices today have soared past $4 million
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If that's a bit out of reach, the 550 Spyder Replica car market offers more attainable options with average prices on Classic.com hovering around $47,000
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Given Amalgam's approach of creating historically significant scale models, this 550 Spyder offers enthusiasts a chance to own a piece of history at a fraction of the full-sized car's cost
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However, for $30,000, you could buy a decent used Porsche, like a 996 Carrera or a Cayman
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In-expensive scale models can be had for under $100, and even the affordable options from Amalgam can start around $1000. Would you spend that kind of money on a limited-run scale model? Swipe up to read more.
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Attracting nearly 28,000 visitors, the vibrant city of Dubai once again played host to Icons Of Porsche
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The annual two-day extravaganza had 200 Porsches within the festival ground and so many more beyond. Here are the highlights from the show
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The show was divided into dedicated themed zones like Electric Avenue, Style Plaza, Turbo Yard and Performance Paddock, with each offering their own unique experiences
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The Electric Avenue had a Taycan GTS, a track-bred Taycan Turbo GT with the Weissach Package and a Macan EV on display
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There was no shortage of exotics like the iconic V10 Carrera GT, 918 Spyder, and a 964 Speedster
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The community village predominantly featured 911s and 718s, with some classics including a 944 Turbo
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There was no shortage of Safari-style 911s and heavily modified Cayennes on-site
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Regional premieres of the manual-only 992.2 Carrera T and the 992.2 GT3
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Auction House RM Sotheby's was on site with a 997 RS 4.0, a 997 GT2 RS and the Sonderwunsh 992 Turbo Remastered
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The Turbo Yard had all eight generation the 911 Turbo along with 992 50th Anniversary special and a 1:1 Lego Scale 930 Turbo
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Beyond the festival grounds, there were even more cars parked up in a lot, reserved for Porsche owners
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The Performance Paddock has a 963 LMDh Le Mans hybrid-racecar on display
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Three historic cars from the Porsche Museum in Germany, including the Group C legends like the 956 and 962 C and the 911 GT1 were showcased in all their glory
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The Porsche 911 GT3 RS with Manthey Racing kit that only debuted the weekend before the event was out to show its wares
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Renowned Porsche personalities including the likes of VW CEO Oliver Blume, Porsche Works drivers Mark Webber, Jörg Bermeister and Formula E World Champion Pascal Wehrlein attended the event
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Luftgekühlt has evolved into a global phenomenon, expanding its reach beyond Los Angeles to cities like Indianapolis, San Francisco, Germany, and Denmark
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This year, the iconic Universal Studios Backlot in Los Angeles transformed into a vibrant automotive playground for Luftgekühlt 10
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The event celebrated ten years of air-cooled Porsche culture and marked the 50th anniversary of the iconic Porsche Turbo
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Co-founders Patrick Long and Jeff Zwart carefully curated the event, utilizing the studio's diverse film sets to create visually stunning displays
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Legendary racing cars, such as the Vasek Polak Racing 934 and the Kremer-prepared Wally’s Jeans 911 Carrera 3.0 RSR, took center stage, showcasing Porsche's racing heritage
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The unrestored 917 Kurzheck, a participant in the 1971 Spa 1000km, served as a powerful reminder of Porsche's early motorsport exploits
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Other notable cars included the Type 930, a factory-restored classic; and the Porsche 962, an endurance racing powerhouse
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Blending modern performance with classic aesthetics, you also had the likes of stunning Restomods from the likes of Singer and Gunther Werks
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Beyond the racing legends, Luftgekühlt celebrated the personal stories behind each car, from meticulously preserved originals to tastefully modified gems
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Long reflected on the journey of Luftgekühlt and how the event has grown alongside its attendees, fostering a strong sense of community
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Luftgekühlt 10 was a memorable experience for Porsche enthusiasts, showcasing the brand's rich heritage, innovative spirit, and the enduring appeal of air-cooled classics
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Swipe up to check out the highlights and watch a virtual tour of the show.
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This is a custom Porsche 944 based in Germany that has been modified into a 6x6 pickup truck
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High-performance sports trucks have been a niche market for decades, with models like the GMC Syclone kicking off the trrend
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Porsche has never officially produced a sports truck, despite the potential market
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There have been unique Porsche-based pickup one-offs like the Rinspeed Bedouin concept from 2003
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Finished in a vibrant shade of continental orange, the transformation was carried out between 1995 and 2021
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Besides the unique bodywork, the pickup has a 6x6 setup with the axles borrowed from an Audi 200 Turbo
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The extended wheelbase allows for a longer bed with oakwood panels
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Orange and black is the theme in the interior and you have Porsche pickup inscribed on the steering to leave you in no doubt about what you're looking at
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The cab features a custom rear window along with a Targa top
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You get a custom aluminum box in the bed, where you can store the Targa top
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To lug around the added weight, this 994 pickup features a more potent 3.0 four-cylinder from the Porsche 968
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Swipe up to find out how much this one-off build that took 2,500 man hours to complete, costs.
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Digital artist Kyza creates a hybrid of the 935 Slantnose and 959 in his latest render
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The 935 was a track-bred car that dominated endurance races, including Le Mans back in the late 1970s,
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Porsche pushed the boundaries of automotive engineering with the 959 supercar with innovations such as all-wheel drive and active suspension
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Kyza's approach is refreshingly minimalist. Instead of overcomplicating the design, he focuses on the key elements that define these two legends
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The Slantnose's distinctive, wedge-shaped nose, has been adorned with modern LED headlights
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It comes together with the 959's aggressive aerodynamic body, retaining the iconic fixed rear wing
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The green hue on Kyza's rendering perfectly complements the car's aggressive styling and futuristic vibe
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Porsche should take the leap and produce this hybrid. It's a car that could redefine what's possible in the automotive world
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Imagine what a limited-edition Slantnose 959 could do to the Porsche collector market
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Performance-wise, the 959's twin-turbocharged flat-six engine, known for its intoxicating growl, would be amplified by the Slantnose's track-tuned exhaust
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A 959 Slantnose's rarity and exclusivity could potentially make it a highly sought-after
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It would also give restomodders like Singer, Ruf, and Gemballa, a serious run for their money.
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Add A Touch Of Class To Your Living Space
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Introducing Metal Wall Art From Modello Turbo
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They Come In Several Styles And Designs And Can Be Installed Easily
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They Can Be Mounted Using The Screws And Spacers Provided
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Fancy An F1 Race Car? No Problem
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There Are Vintage And Contemporary Silhouettes To Chooe From
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You Can Even Send In Photos Of Your Car For Custom Pieces
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The Company Also Specializes In Neon Art Pieces
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Your Art Piece Can Be A Combination Of Metal And Neon Lights
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The Porsche Themed Ones Like This One Of A GT3 RS, Are Especially Striking
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Swipe Up To Read More About The Company And Products
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The Luminex ArtCar Lamp is a unique blend of art and automotive passion
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While collecting model cars can be fun
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This lamp takes it a step further, as it features a 1:18 scale model, Mounted vertically on a sleek stainless steel base
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Equipped with adjustable warm-white LED lights that mimic car headlights, it offers both style and functionality
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this lamp is built to last and measures approximately 8.0 inches wide by 17.3 inches tall
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This particular model seen here is the Porsche 964 2.7 RS
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But Luminex also offers other models like the 992 GT3 RS
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The E30 BMW M3 finished in Rot
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And even a Ferrari F40
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Whether you're a hardcore gearhead or simply appreciate unique home decor, the Luminex ArtCar Lamp is a standout piece
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Swipe up to find out how much this unique lamp costs.
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Collecting model cars can become an expensive hobby
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Available in various sizes and price points, 1:18 scale hits the sweet spot for die-cast model cars
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Porsche Design of America will soon offer this limited edition 1:18 scale model of the 718 Cayman GT4 RS
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The model features a white exterior with green accents and a black interior
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It appears to have the Weissach package, usually a $13,250 option on the real car
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The Weissach package add carbon fiber exterior body panels that helps save 50 pounds
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Adding the green accents seen on the model car don't seem to be possible in the configurator
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But a Cayman GT4 RS with the Weissach package will set you back an eye-watering $182,915
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Limited to just 718 examples, this 1:18 Cayman GT4 RS will soon be available for a far more reasonable $425
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Porsche currently offers eight limited edition scale models of the 718 series
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While not currently in stock, the most expensive scale model on the Porsche website is the 1:8 scale 1998 911 GT1, priced at $14,916
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Meet Julien LV, Founder Of Polo E-Drive Concept
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This Is Julien's Concept Build - An EV Which Started Life As A VW Polo
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The Car Is A Tribute To Julien's Friend Laurent Maman, Who Tragically Passed In 2004
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A Lot Of The Car's Parts Came From A Smart EQ Fortwo EV
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A 100 Kwh Battery Pack Is Located in The Rear Of The Car
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The Battery Pack Is A Custom Gel Battery Build By Lead Intelligent Equipment
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The Concept Car Has A Lot Of Parts From Porsche As Well
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The Wheels And Brake Calipers Are Also From Porsche (996) 911
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The Rear Tail Light Can Be Extented To Become An Electrical Outlet
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The Fully Transparent Roof Also Has Some Inbuilt Solar Cells
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They Cannot Be Used To Charge The Car Yet, But Maybe Soon
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The Underside Of The Car Features The Lead Battery, And AccuAir Suspension System
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Interestingly Polo E-Drive Only Features One Pedal - For Braking
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Motion Happens Through Paddles On This 986 Boxster Steering Wheel
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You Can Also Control Several Aspects Through This Remote Control
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The instrument Cluster Features A Map Linking Julien's House To His Best Friend's
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An Ipad Is The Entertainment Screen Of The Car
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This Is A 10-Year Ongoing Passion Project, Swipe Up To Read The Full Story.
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The Porsche 4Kids Summer Holiday Program Is Joining Hands With LEGO Technic This Year
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The Porsche Museum In Stuttgart, Germany Organizes The Porsche 4Kids Summer Program Every Year
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This Year The Program Is About Celebrating The Porsche GT4 e-Performance
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Porsche Has An Established Relationship With Toymaker LEGO
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In The Past They Have Collaborated To Create The LEGO Model 911 GT3 RS, Which Consisted Of More Than 2,700 Parts
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You Can Also Get A Detailed LEGO Replica Of The Porsche 911 RSR Racecar
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Kids Can Participate In Several Activities Centered Around The GT4 And The LEGO Version
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Participants Get The Chance To Drive The Remote Control GT4 Around An Actual Racetrack
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Attendees Also Get To Participate In LEGO Building Sessions
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Participants Also Learn About The Engineering Which Went Into Both Of These Projects
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The Stuttgart LEGO Club Will Be Creating Some Unique Models And Landscapes Which Can Only Be Seen At The Museum
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The Activites Are Free And Will Run From 30 July To 18 August, Online Registrations Are Now Open
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The Henry Ford Museum Has A Secret Vault Of Rare Automobiles
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The Collection Houses Some Rare Beauties
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Henry Ford's personal Model T holds a distinguished place in the collection
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The Inspiration For The Corvette And The Thunderbird
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The Collection Also Has Some Genuine Examples Of Nascar History
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Besides Exotic Cars, The Collection Also Houses Some Historic Two Wheelers
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We Have Barely Scratched The Surface
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