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    The king of lock-up garages and classic car enthusiast, Rodger Dudding

    en-gbJuly 04, 2013
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    About this Episode

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    Volume and long term vision are the secret behind the UK’s largest portfolio of lock of garages, said property company owner and classic car enthusiast Rodger Dudding.

    Known as the King of Lugs (lock up garages), Dudding owns and manages 12,000 lock ups. He also owns several hundred retail units, about 7,000 flats and a range of commercial mews properties.

    Worth £155m, the Estates Gazette Rich List regular took Estates Gazette on a tour of Studio 434, a specially adapted warehouse where he keeps the majority of his 170 classic cars and 160 motorbikes – the UK’s largest privately owned collection.

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