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Museo del Automóvil Antiguo del Sureste

Private automobile collection with lots of well-restored muscle cars.

Address: Av. Puerto Juárez entre Calle 89, Mza 116, Lote 14 16
Hours: call, hours can be sporadic
Website: muaas.com.mx (opens in a new tab)

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