Parked outside my apartment building -- so beautiful I couldn't resist snapping! From HERE.
Monday, July 06, 2015
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2 comments:
Pretty car!
When new, in the early 70s, that Mercedes cabriolet was just a little less than a Rolls, at $13,500 and change. The current equivalent is a dozen times more, but what isn't?
A little surprising to see a car that wcould go for upward of 100 grand now parked on the street, top down.
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