A few days ago, the Shanghai Auto Museum held a donation ceremony for "Collecting History and Guarding Dreams", and 4 classic Tibetan cars from individuals and enterprises were stationed at the Shanghai Auto Museum.
The four tibetan cars are the 1990 Mercedes-Benz 260E donated by Mr. Jin Dongling, the 1993 Cadillac Fleetwood donated by Mr. Gu Jie, the 2001 Buick GS donated by Mr. Yin Fei, and the 2008 MG 7 Series donated by Shanghai Juesheng Automobile Sales Co., Ltd.
The vehicles have their own characteristics: the Cadillac Fleetwood is known as the "last American flagship model", one of the largest of all imported passenger cars in the early 1990s; the Mercedes-Benz 260E was used to receive VIPs in the 1990s; the 2001 Buick GS was the top version of the new century model; and the MG 7 Series is the first domestic MG model, retaining the original British pedigree.
From left to right: MG 7 Series 2008, Mercedes 260E 1990, Cadillac Fleetwood 1993
The museum's acceptance of social donations is an indispensable channel for its enrichment and improvement of its collection, and collectors donating collections to museums can not only make the collections better repaired and protected, but also allow more people to feel the artistic value of the collections.
At the donation ceremony, "Jiading Craftsman Hu Huigang Innovation Studio" was awarded. "The restoration and maintenance of antique cars and the repair of social vehicles are not a concept at all, and we strive to repair the old as old in line with the belief of restoring cultural relics to ensure that each car returns to the factory appearance of the year." Hu Huigang said.
Source: Shanghai Jiading