A Free 1953 Dodge Became a One-Week Project Car
At 16, the writer took home a free Dodge with failing brakes, oil leaks and bald tires. A week later, his father sent it to the junkyard.
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At 16, the writer took home a free Dodge with failing brakes, oil leaks and bald tires. A week later, his father sent it to the junkyard.
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