Not only was New York Democrat Rep. Sean Patrick Maloney defeated by GOP challenger Mike Lawler, but he also lost two “freshly restored vintage cars” in a massive fire.
Not only was the powerful New York Democratby GOP challenger Mike Lawler, he also lost two “freshly restored vintage cars” in a massive fire.
“Here I thought waking up yesterday to the sad news that two of my freshly restored vintage cars burnt up in a warehouse fire in Ohio was the worse news of the day!” Maloney’s husband Randy FlorkeThe post included a frightening photo of the raging blaze, along with a pair of snaps showing the charred remains of two vehicles — both burned almost beyond recognition, windshields shattered and hoods blanketed in ash.
Florke, a real estate exec, and former model have frequently flaunted his classic wheels on social media.
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