3 Classic Car Quirks That Spark Up Instant Nostalgia
Cuba’s vintage cars are renown across the globe, and thanks to an almost 60-year trade embargo, many of the cars are older than their owners. It’s not uncommon to spot a pristine Plymouth or Buick as you head into cities such as Havana. While the cars have remained and have been pristinely maintained, they’re not mint. This is because parts for these cars were also starved, leading local car mechanics to become fabricators too. They adapted car parts shipped in from other parts of the world such as Japan, and simply had to make do. The result ...