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Someone Left a 1966 Plymouth Belvedere to Rot in a Field, Mopar Gets Second Chance
Although it's not rare and doesn't have a desirable engine, this 1966 Plymouth Belvedere II will run and drive again soon.
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Hidden in forests and fields around the world, the mysterious car graveyards home to rusting old vehicles worth up to £82,000 if they were restored
the hulking remnants of these old bangers have been claimed by nature. German photographer Dieter Klein travelled the world to find vintage cars left to crumble in leafy forests and fields.