There are few things quite so amusing as to watch the “bereaved” scratch and claw when one’s final wishes aren’t crystal clear.
On July 16, 2013, Britain’s Daily Mail published a story describing how Brian Hill of Longfield, Kent had been bequeathed two tea chests of motorcycle parts and, with £10,000 (about $20,000) of his own money, reassembled those parts into a 1937 Vincent-HRD series A Rapide worth an estimated £225,000. The Rapide was the first motorcycle from the John Lumley collection to break cov
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