Rough Cut (no reporter narration)<br/> Libyan government fighters - taking a break from the push into Sirte - found and looted luxury cars belonging to the regime of Muammar Gaddafi on Sunday.<br/> The cars were classical-looking, white convertibles, with metal grids on the front, two seats and an antiquated-appearing steering wheel.<br/> The fighters joyously jumped into the vehicles, crying "presidents drive these cars" and "this is Gaddafi's car".<br/> Libyan government forces seized several landmark targets inside Gaddafi's hometown on Sunday and overnight on Saturday. Fighters took control of a partially demolished palace belonging to Muammar Gaddafi in his hometown of Sirte on Sunday after heavy fighting resulted in anti-Gaddafi fighters capturing most landmarks in the coastal town.<br/> The residence was heavily damaged when fighters arrived, likely a combination of strikes from Libyan ground forces and NATO air power that has helped a pro-democracy rebellion against Gaddafi's 42 year rule.
