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The couple behind Philly’s No Kill Car Shelter revives rescued vintage vehicles

“Keeping old iron alive.” That’s the motto of the No Kill Car Shelter — but it may as well be “saving old cars, getting greasy, and being weird,” according to the team behind the Port Richmond repair garage where rescued vintage vehicles find new life. Brian Smith and Sage Binder don’t care about shiny paint jobs or impeccable chrome. Their cars sometimes look Frankenstein-ed together — but that’s their charm, and often, the point.
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