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Peter visits the Hendrick Motorsports shop in Charlotte, N.C., to hunt for some NASCAR race cars with good stories and good histories.
Peter visits the Hendrick Motorsports shop in Charlotte, N.C., to hunt for some NASCAR race cars with good stories and good histories.
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