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Want a Ride in a 1936 Riley Kestrel? Budweiser says YES!
To introduce its 1933 Repeal Reserve, Bud and Lyft are planning a day of free rides in vintage cars in New York City to celebrate the repeal of prohibition.
To introduce its 1933 Repeal Reserve, Bud and Lyft are planning a day of free rides in vintage cars in New York City to celebrate the repeal of prohibition.
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