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I bought my first Corvette at Barford in 1964. The salesman said take it home for the night and see if you like it. It was a great dealership!
ReplyDeletemy mom bought her first car there, a new 1949 2-door. she had to walk there pushing me in a stroller from maryland ave. in u.city to get it.
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