‘What Is That Car Doing In The Driveway?’
Lois Phillips, right, with her daughter Rachel Maczko.
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It’s the people we feel like we know the best who can surprise us the most.
That was the case with Rachel Maczko, who returned home during a college break and found that her mother had purchased — and was refurbishing singlehandedly — a 1930 Model A Ford.
Rachel sat down with her mother, Lois Phillips, to ask her more about how this classic car came to be sitting in the driveway.
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