A local resident in Louisiana lost his antique car collection in a fire this past week. Here's the video (http://media.swagit.com/s/wbrz/The_Advocate/07202005-7.html) for those who can stand to watch it. 8O

Thankfully, no El Caminos were involved. :wow:

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A local resident in Louisiana lost his antique car collection in a fire this past week. Here's the video (http://media.swagit.com/s/wbrz/The_Advocate/07202005-7.html) for those who can stand to watch it. 8O

Thankfully, no El Caminos were involved. :wow:

While I know what you mean, it might not be that 'thankful' since its probable that he had no Elky's because he didnt consider them 'classics' :mad:

but that 'classic' Mustang burned good, didn't it?

After being in the insurance field for 3 decades, I guess I'm a little jaded. Anymore, the first question I ask is, how much is it insured for?

Valuable possessions are one thing. Liquidity is another. Tax exempt, instant liquidity is mostest bestest.

Take care.

That sucks for the owner. At age 80+, he won't be restoring too many more cars in his lifetime. I hope he enjoyed them while he had them. Just shows that everything is temporary and we can lose it all in an instant. :(