Classic U.S. cars survive in Cuba

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As Detroit automakers battle to survive, their vintage cars in Cuba may outlive them. Havana's Malecon Avenue is a living automobile museum. Lacking access to original car parts because of the U.S. trade embargo, Cubans make their own parts or take them from other cars. Fred Katayama reports. SOUNDBITES: Luis Alvarez, taxi driver Felix Padron, taxi driver Daniel Vencomo, taxi driver

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