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Classy Cars - Bricklin SV1

Classy Cars

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Moose Jaw

Classy Cars

In this exhibit, the Museum presents 11 of its “classy” vintage cars which feature innovative design, quality engineering or excellent performance. Some are rare. They span 70 years, from a 1907 Russell to a 1979 Lincoln. Take time to discover their classy features.

Highlights

  • 1907 Russel
  • 1975 Bricklin SV1
  • 1930 Packard Sedan
  • 1931 Cadillac- LaSalle Roadster
  • 1949 Chrysler Windsor
  • 1955 Ford Crown Victoria
  • 1979 Lincoln
Classy Cars - Bricklin SV1

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