Porsches on board....?
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YOUR RESEARCHCargo vessel overturns at Atlanta
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Why, Are you missing an order?
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Vessel overturns in Atlanta? They moved Atlanta to the coast and no one told me???
https://journal.classiccars.com/2019...rt-ship-sinks/ . Maybe your thinking this ?
Lol, thread fail. It was a cargo ship leaving Georgia the country, not Atlanta and there were 4200 vehicles on board but didn�t catch the make.
Well, it definitely seems to be the case that a ship has overturned off the coast of Georgia (USA). Here's a link . Another link here - this one indicates that the cargo was cars.
Kias. Who cares?
https://www.wsj.com/articles/coast-g...=hp_lead_pos10
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