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[barrett]

There is nothing old about the vieux port in Toulon. Another small car i dont know, black and white at right?

 

I think it's a Marathon Corsair

[Tadhg Tiogar]

In Austria, they build a pointless road all the way up to the top of a mountain, then flattened the top  so they can have parking for the beetles to cool their engines.

That looks familiar. Think I stopped there in the summer of 1984...

[MorrisItalSLX]

Telecom Tower, Canberra

 

 

Escort Van and 2 Holden Kingswoods + Mystery white car

[brandersnatch]

 

My old Road King on the Grossglockner 2008

 

 

 

One’s too many, ten’s not enough!

[Junkman]

Grade A archishite, autoshite and hortishite in La-Grande-Motte.

 

[Junkman]

Some town on an island.

 

[chaseracer]

In Austria, they build a pointless road all the way up to the top of a mountain, then flattened the top  so they can have parking for the beetles to cool their engines.

 

Bet the A35 was struggling a bit, too... 

[chaseracer]

Telecom Tower, Canberra... Mystery white car

 

Morris Major?

[Junkman]

Pooshow sure has carved out some market share in Chamonix.

 

[Junkman]

Chamrousse. What's nicer than photographing some terrible hotel and a car park when you're in a stunningly beautiful region?

 

[Junkman]

Belgium always had some septic content in ye goode olde dayse. This is Charleroi:

 

 

 

This is from after yanktankerism was taxed into oblivion:

 

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Back to Africa, short wait at the light across from Eglise Notre Dame in Cotonou

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something is up at the presidents palace, independence day!

[Tadhg Tiogar]

Back to Africa, short wait at the light across from Eglise Notre Dame in Cotonou

Typically French traffic lights are an old Sagem design. Remember seeing them in Calais in the early 1980s.

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is that light ever green? 2CV fourgonnette likely came out of local assembly line.

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Typically French traffic lights are an old Sagem design. Remember seeing them in Calais in the early 1980s.

for quite some time, this was the one and only light in town and, suprisingly, was generally respected.

[Tadhg Tiogar]

for quite some time, this was the one and only light in town and, suprisingly, was generally respected.

All about the avantgarde design paradise of French traffic signals

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 no light, police man on duty, these were the good old times.

 

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and there was free Renner parking outside the church... no more these days.

 

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in the beginning there were no cars and only half a church...

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R16 heading for the famous church

 

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Typically French traffic lights are an old Sagem design. Remember seeing them in Calais in the early 1980s.

This one was SILEC i think.

http://feu.routier.free.fr/silec-standard.html

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around 2000, 504 !

 

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Urban myth: 2 stroke engines don't drop oil

 

[martc]

Urban myth: 2 stroke engines don't drop oil

 

 

Keep pushing dear, we're nearly there.

 

Precision parking in the DDR.

 

(it's the picture of a woman leaning on the back of a Wartburg in a bleak eastern bloc Parkplatz).

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the red Ford #1

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