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Uploaded by on May 3, 2011

The National Car Museum of Iran is a museum in Karaj, Iran, opened in the year 2001. Inside the museums are classic cars owned by the last Shah of the Pahlavi Dynasty, Mohammad Reza Shah. There are two parts to the complex. One is a large museum which is open to the public and there is a restoration center at the back side where no visitors can enter.

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  • Great video , I really enjoyed it . 

  • @KamyarM thanks kamyar, I'll try to upload more videos I have great videos of the car storage behind this building that is closed to the public..

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  • Why are all the cars on axil stands?

    

  • Awesome video. Last batch of nice collection I saw were at Park'e Khoram. But this collection is beyond any. Thanks again for posting it.

  • Great!

  • Javid Shah

  • I love old cars. Nice museum. 

  • It is very nice antique car museum in Tehran.

  • البكم المتمردين في ليبيا. كنت خراب أمة عظيمة مرة واحدة. القذافي رجل عظيم.

  • cars nice

  • While having had the fun of sitting in Shah's deep purple Lamborghini -- starting it; it nonetheless must be pointed out ... replete w/ his tell-tale Anglo-Public-School accent, our kingly fellow reserved, ironically ... 'err paradoxically .... an envious BP-based monster of an Anglo-mania himself; his cars tastes ... a preponderance of Rolls Royces conveys that? His special color blue Mercedes Benz, too, rate off-the-charts. Um ... recall Geneva hawking many, similarly, gorgeous jewels: well?

  • Solely, adduced from this interview too, the incisive reviewer concludes: (a) Shah is quite bright; (b) Shah errantly underestimated antics capabilities of external forces' insidious black-flag and/or agent provocateur infiltration; (c) Shah, despite his apparent utter refinement [a man's wife, in the conventional sense, speaks volumes of him: Farah was beyond reproach: elegant | bright; but, none too prone to charity], a bit too aloof; (d) his ill take on NWO power-players cost him ... a lot.

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