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October 25, 2007 · about 19 years ago

Salvagers allowed to keep Napoli loot

Beachcombers who salvaged over £1 million worth of car parts from the wreck of the container ship MSC Napoli have been told they can keep their beach booty. Container-loads of BMW gearboxes and windscreens were washed onto Branscombe Beach in East Devon when the 70,000-ton freighter ran aground in J

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Beachcombers who salvaged over £1 million worth of car parts from the wreck of the container ship MSC Napoli have been told they can keep their beach booty.

Container-loads of BMW gearboxes and windscreens were washed onto Branscombe Beach in East Devon when the 70,000-ton freighter ran aground in January.

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