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In 1933, Woolworth heiress Barbara Hutton ordered a Rolls-Royce for a Georgian prince; he died crashing that car, but it survived, crossed the Atlantic aboard the QE2 and sold for £166,750 in 2026
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In 1933, Woolworth heiress Barbara Hutton ordered a Rolls-Royce for a Georgian prince; he died crashing that car, but it survived, crossed the Atlantic aboard the QE2 and sold for £166,750 in 2026

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In 1933, Woolworth heiress Barbara Hutton ordered a Rolls-Royce for a Georgian prince; he died crashing that car, but it survived, crossed the Atlantic aboard the QE2 and sold for £166,750 in 2026 | Antigravity News