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One of Mr. Malamut's first restorations, it contains a four-speed, fully synchro transmission, six-cylinder overhead cam engine, and original brown leather interior. |
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 1941 Chrylser "Barrel Back" Town and Country Wagon Built a mere five months before the start of America's involvement in World War II (hence its limited production), this classic Woodie appealed to an affluent audience, thanks in part to its $1,475 price tag. |
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1965 Amphicar The only amphibious car ever mass produced for the general public, this car was nicknamed "The 7/70," as it could achieve speeds of 7 knots in the water and 70 MPH on land. |
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