The Golden Sahara II – A Self-Driving Custom Car From The 1950s

The Golden Sahara II is remembered as one of the most important custom cars of the 1950s – and it only came to be…
The Golden Sahara II is remembered as one of the most important custom cars of the 1950s – and it only came to be…
Editor’s Note: This article was written by Davey Whitcraft of Whitcraft Services. When possible we like to give custom builders the chance to tell…
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