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Car Collector's Corner:1910 Franklin - A Hundred Years Old And Still On The Road
Car Collector's Corner:1910 Franklin - A Hundred Years Old And Still On The Road

If you want to see a 1910 Franklin up-close and personal, you would usually have to look in a museum. Dave Cruickshank doesn’t believe that 102-year-old cars belong in museums. They belong on the street because as Dave says, “If you own them you should drive them.”

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J Sutherland J Sutherland Apr 21, 2012
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