U.S. Army 1956 Chevy raises $1 million at auction for vets' Honor Flight charity


U.S. Army 1956 Chevy raises $1 million at auction for vets' Honor Flight charity



A 1956 Chevrolet 150 that was originally used as a U.S. Army Staff car was sold twice on Saturday's Barrett-Jackson auction in Houston to raise $1 million for the Honor Flight charity.

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