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President of the Yesteryear Classic Car Club, Roland Perez's, 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air.![Cuban_brown_car_3]()
President of the Yesteryear Classic Car Club, Roland Perez's, 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air.![Cuban_brown_car_5]()
Bryan Kinsley (left) and Roland Perez (right), Vice President and President respectively of Yesteryear Classic Car Club.![Cuban_brown_car_4]()
President of the Yesteryear Classic Car Club, Roland Perez's 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air.![Cuban_brown_car_2]()
President of the Yesteryear Classic Car Club, Roland Perez's 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air.![Cuban_car_1]()
Jose Felipe's 1956 Mercury Montclair. He is a Cuban American from Hialeah, Florida.![Cuban_car_2]()
Jose Felipe's 1956 Mercury Montclair. He is a Cuban American from Hialeah, Florida.![Cuban_car_3]()
Jose Felipe's 1956 Mercury Montclair. He is a Cuban American from Hialeah, Florida.![Cuban_car_4]()
Jose Felipe, a Cuban American from Hialeah, Fla, with his 1956 Ford Fairline.![Cuban_car_5]()
Jose Felipe's 1956 Ford Fairline. He is a Cuban American from Hialeah, Florida.![Cuban_car_6]()
Jose Felipe sitting inside of his 1956 Mercury Montclair. He is a Cuban American from Hialeah, Florida.![Cuban_car_7]()
Jose Felipe's 1956 Mercury Montclair. He is a Cuban American from Hialeah, Florida.![Cuban_car_8]()
Jose Felipe's 1956 Ford Fairline. He is a Cuban American from Hialeah, Florida.![Cuban_car_9]()
Jose Felipe, a Cuban American from Hialeah, Fla, with his 1956 Ford Fairline.![Cuban_car_10]()
Jose Felipe's 1956 Ford Fairline. He is a Cuban American from Hialeah, Florida.![Cuban_car_11]()
Jose Felipe's 1956 Ford Fairline. He is a Cuban American from Hialeah, Florida.![Cuban_car_12]()
Jose Felipe's 1956 Mercury Montclair. He is a Cuban American from Hialeah, Florida.Car collectors wonder about the future of Cuba's classic
Despite Cuba’s bountiful inventory of classic rides, auto collectors doubt the 1950s era Buicks, Chevys, DeSotos, Fords, Oldmobiles, and Plymouths that remain on the island are worth the hassle of restoration and dealing with the country’s communist government.
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- Car collectors wonder about the future of Cuba's classic
