autoevolution 19 Jan 2021, 12:29 UTC ·
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Here’s a pair of identically-specced Lincolns, one a Mark V and one a Town Car sedan, with the same owner, just now looking for their second owner. One that will, hopefully, take them out for at least one drive, as they come with delivery miles.
This is a clear case of a time capsule vehicle, with the twist that we’re talking about a pair of two versions of the same car. They were both bought at the same time by one Clyde L. Farris of Arden, North Carolina, who paid $17,717 for the Mark V and $16,251 for the Town Car. The former has 10 miles (16 km) on the odometer, while the latter just 7 (11 km).
The Queen auctions her ‘socks’ in ‘bizarre’ money making scheme for royal coffers: report
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Tue, Jan 19, 2021
Queen Elizabeth is reportedly desperate to overcome her cash flow crisis and in an effect to overcome it all, she has resorted to more ‘bizarre’ means of making money.
According to the
Daily Mirror’s royal editor Russell Myers, the Covid-19 pandemic has done more damage to the royal coffers than the public is aware.
During her interview with
ITV s Lorraine Kelly, she admitted, This is absolutely bizarre this story. If you wanted a pair of the Queen s socks, you don t necessarily have to break into Buckingham Palace or Windsor Castle right now.
autoevolution 19 Jan 2021, 12:18 UTC ·
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After the highly successful arrival of the second-generation GT supercar back in 2016, Ford immediately started tapping into the historical well of racing successes by introducting the vintage-inspired Heritage Editions. As you can imagine, the potential for turning these into highly popular collectors’ items is clearly there; it just needs a little nudge past the one million greenbacks milestone. 41 photos
As it turns out, the most recent example of the situation comes in the form of this 2018 Ford GT 67 Heritage Edition. It went under the hammer during Mecum Auctions’ recent Kissimmee event for no less than $990,000. Not too shabby, but also not there just yet.