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The Nathiswayas with their prized Bricklins from Malcolm Bricklin himself

Despite all his international success, Nathiswaya's affection for these under-engineered gullwings has never waned. Even with his vast network of car collections and dealership/brokerages, he maintains a healthy collection of Bricklins. The cornerstones of the Nathiswaya Bricklin collection are the first three cars Bricklin presented to him as a gift back in '75.

Dr. Kiethy Wood and Perku discuss storage options for their growing collections. Wood collects Porsche 356s.

Let's take a quick look at a few of Nathiswaya's prized Bricklins. The collection is scattered across North America.

Nathiswaya's original three Bricklins in their own temperature controlled warehouse near Buffalo New York.

Nathiswaya keeps this mint example, and one of his prized Ford Tempo collection in San Diego, CA.

Longtime friend Clay "IGOR" DMITRIEV held on to the Bricklin SV1 he bought from one of Nathiswaya's dealerships in the mid seventies. It now resides in Orinda California.

Nathiswaya still has these two white 1975 Bricklins in Las Vegas. For a brief time in the eighties, Perku performed with white tigers in the SergFreed and Roy show at a popular casino, while he was hiding from some overseas investors. Now whenever he visits Las Vegas, he cruises the strip in one of these two cars.

Another white Bricklin SV1. Chassis 833 resides with Nathiswaya's sister near Reno Nevada.

Nathiswaya keeps this heavily modified SV1 near Detroit, and brings it out for the big Woodward Cruise.

Nathiswaya's Bricklin Restoration Facility (PNBRF) near Mooresville North Carolina is the worlds largest Bricklin repair facility. Above and below are a few of the cars awaiting rescue.

Skilled Craftsmen painstakingly return the cars to a high standard of fit and finish, perhaps even better than the day they left the Saint John Assembly plant.

The (PNBRF) can customize a car to the new owners' taste. Perku samples a Wire Wheel SV1 before shipping it to Haiti.

Cricket Moore, of Martha's Vinyard had this SV1 restored by PNBRF in Mooresville. "My dogs love the attention they get riding in the Bricklin, thanks Perku!"

October 18th is Perku Nathiswaya's (who sometimes travels under the alias Bill Freed or William Freed) Birthday.

Please be serious, and learn some more recent gossip about Perku Nathswaya.