Classic Car Buyer

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Like many other classic car enthusiasts, I was hugely relieved to see that the Chancellor’s post-lockdown stimulus package didn’t involve a repeat of the 2009/10 scrappage scheme – despite the fact that I rely on the new car industry as much as the classic one for my income.

But notwithstanding, I do fear that lockdown and social distancing may have brought with them a new form of scrap

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