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Staying in Belgium, this is Diest.

 

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Help to date the card is provided by the Audi F103, which came out in 1965.

I bet the Valiant was made in Antwerp.

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Route 66 again.
 
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The cab is parked next to a cab office that still stood in 2009.
 

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It was the cutest little building, listed since the early 1990s (guess upon whose initiative)

and a local landmark. It was then destroyed in a hit and run accident.

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Another superb assortment Mr J.  In many of the European cards, I can feel the 'atmosphere' of my childhood.  Sadly, I did not get to the 'States until 1991 when many of the land yatchs in Washington State were already rotting away round the back of houses. Their survival rate was better in New Mexico which I visited a year or two later. I have yet to have a ride in one though. 

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Jacksonville Beach, Florida.

 

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Not a downsized GM fullsize in sight yet, but there is a '77 T'bird.

Every day is a school day - I didn't know the Capri was sold in the US.

 

Thank you Mr J.

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A Renault R3 in St Quentin.

 

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blue 504, white R16 .... secret junkman / pshome meeting revealed!

 

If you had an Alfa in Arma di Taggia, the birds were waiting for you.

 

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Minigolf in Italy, childhood memories...

 

Route 66 proper!

 

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I didn't know Route 66 was oneway, how do people return back home, interstate 60?

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Lacanau-Océan

 

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The Mini appears to be missing an entire tail light!

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Mk1 & 2 capr is where sold through mercury dealers in north America.

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I didn't know Route 66 was oneway, how do people return back home, interstate 60?

 

It was directionally divided in many bigger cities.

Most famously in Oklahoma City, where eastbound and westbound were over a mile apart,

so a U-turn was almost a two mile journey.

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Amsterdamned. No idea why this became a postcard.

 

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It's a postcard of the internationally important Dutch stick collection, soon to become a UNESCO World Heritage site.

 

(it's the postcard of some cars parked in front of some sticks, standing in a rectangular pattern, in a rather bleak Amsterdam)

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