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1949-1951 Ford Mercury Woody

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The 1949-1951 Ford Mercury Woody was not the most reliable car, but they were popular nonetheless. Learn more about the 1949-1951 Ford Mercury Woody.

Introduction to the 1967-1973 Jeepster Commando

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The 1967-1973 Jeepster Commando's competition included the Scout, Bronco, and Blazer. See photos and a profile of the 1967-1973 Jeepster Commando.

Aquarium Basics

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Aquarium basics are the starting point to a rewarding hobby. Learn how to launch into the world of freshwater fish with a lesson in aquarium basics.

1940-1941 Jeep

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1940-1941 jeep designs by Willys, Ford, and Bantam came together to form the standardized World War II jeep that would make history. Learn more.

Introduction to the 1933-1935 Pierce Silver Arrow

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The 1933 Pierce Silver Arrow competed with the luxury cars from Cadillac, Lincoln, and Packard. Learn more about the 1933 Pierce Silver Arrow.

1972-1976 Lincoln Continental Mark IV

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The 1972-1976 Lincoln Continental Mark IV was designed as a luxury personal coupe. Learn more about the 1972-1976 Lincoln Continental.

How Shotguns Work

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To do its job, a projectile must both make contact with the target and hit the target in a critical spot. If a rifle is like using a felt-tip pen, a shotgun is like using a can of spray paint.

Pistols at dawn! The challenge is issued. To turn it down would leave you marked a coward for life. You meet at the chosen spot. You could be severely wounded or killed today. Why is all this happening? Because you made fun of his hat.