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Young and old were curious to see unusual cars, from domestic “cars” to “Mercedes,” so it was an opportunity to learn what they looked like before.
According to the international definition, a veteran is a vehicle of at least 30 years, as close as possible to the original condition, since it left the factory, which is not used every day in traffic, said Dalibor Ruzic, president of the Serbian Association of Historic Vehicles. which brings together 22 veteran clubs and four museums.
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– Unfortunately when it comes to those vehicles, we have not yet managed to resolve all regulations with the state because there is a delay due to the crown. Paracin Club is one of our eminent, it brings together a large number of historic cars from this area. The owners brag about their pets, which are mostly kept in garages and rarely go out into traffic, but their satisfaction is getting to the exhibits, which is our goal, that people and children see what the cars were like, and can’t distinguish “. Toyota” from “Mercedes”.
According to Jevta Pavlović, president of AMK “Pomoravlje”, based in Paraćin, this is the third exhibition in a row, in fact a major celebration due to the preservation of tradition because, due to the pandemic, it does not have an international character. Regardless of that, guests came from all over Serbia: from Leskovac, Vranje, Nis, Krusevac, Belgrade, Cuprija, Jagodina, Vrnjacka Banja …
Verko Mihajlović from Kruševac brought the popular fish – “flag 750” with the original factory bodywork, Nikola Vucković from the Oldtimer Club “Niš” praised the organization and hospitality of the Paraćin people. Nishlije came with four veterans, while Vranje came with five …
The organizers of the third Veterans Exhibition in Paracin were AMK “Pomoravlje” and the Museum of the Fatherland of Paracin, under the auspices of the City Council, whose Vice President Milan Simic inaugurated the event, wishing it would last as long as a veteran vehicle.
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THE YOUNGEST EXHIBITOR
Two-year-old Milan Pavlović was the youngest exhibitor today. With the support of his grandfather, he exhibited a bicycle made in 1952, actually a tricycle made in Russia.
Bojan Stević from Paraćin exhibited the three historic cars he owns, of which the oldest “Pontiac” from 1931 participates in the filming of national films. There are also his 1940 “Mercedes” and 1964 “Triumph”.
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– This is my hobby, pleasure and love, and I have been in that world for fifteen years. All my veterans are in order, although there is always work to be done on them. “I imported” Pontiac “from the United States exactly as it is now, while completely restoring” Mercedes “and” Triumph, “from start to finish, Stevic notes.
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