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Gravely injured, 18-year-old Ivy Lovely lies hidden in the halls of her former school. She was saved thanks to the brave sacrifice of her friend Rimbrick and the protection of a dragon that was believed to be long extinct. However, Ivy is still marked for death by the Dark Queen—a malignant creature who has terrorized Croswald for 200 years. With every passing day, the Queen’s power grows, and the corrupted Bitter Forest where her castle stands (known to most as … Read the rest
Stock 255628 Very nice Condition Twin 565HP Mercruiser Engines With a lot of attention to detail This DCB has plenty of storage for all of your items to enjoy a day on the water with family and friends With seating for six …
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Old Cars spotlights a reader’s 1957 Oldsmobile 88
For Bill Webb ’57 Olds 88s have a special spot in his heart. I cant’ do the story justice, so I’ll let Bill tell you why…
… Read the restI bought my first car in Nov. 1967 for $ 15. It was a Black 1957 Oldsmobile Super 88 Sedan. My Girlfriend (now wife of 52 years) and I went everywhere in “our” ’57, to NYC, beaches, drive-in movies until July of 1969 when I left
Harley-Davidson’s LiveWire brand announced a new model earlier today, the S2 Del Mar. This is the first bike to feature the new S2 ARROW architecture. According to LiveWire, this is a “scalable” architecture “with proprietary battery, motor, charging and control systems.” An initial run of 100 units will be called the Del Mar Launch Edition […]
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Dr. Richard Lundquist, one of California’s most prominent real estate developers and philanthropists, handed over the keys to his 1972 Ferrari, valued at over $ 600,000, to McPherson College’s Auto Restoration Program in a surprise ceremony on May 6th.
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McPHERSON, KANSAS (May 9, 2022) – In a surprise ceremony last Friday, McPherson College received and unveiled a classic 1972 Ferrari 365 GTB/4 Daytona, a two-seat grand tourer, a gift from Dr. Richard Lundquist, LHD. A longtime supporter of … Read the rest