Do you believe in haunted objects? If you do, then you will certainly find the story of James Dean’s car, “Little Bastard,” interesting. On September 30, 1955, James Dean died when his car, a silver Porsche 550 Syder that he nicknamed, “Little Bastard,” collided into a…
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James Dean car, “Little Bastard,” was haunted
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