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Opening of a new bridge in Fredrikstad Norway 1957. A Ford model A is in the picture car 2, it would have been at least 26 years old then, the first car is an Adler unsure of the model. car 3 unsure what it is it looks English? and 4 is an American from the 1930s, not sure what brand but reminds me of something from GM. and last car no 5 is a Peugeot.

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3 minutes ago, busmansholiday said:

Any idea where that was, as that truck in the bottom of the pic was owned by the Foundry that used to be opposite the railway station just up the road from me until it shut about 15 years ago and is now a housing estate.

Yes, it was Doncaster. According to the description this scrapyard was located "at the York-Doncaster highroad":

https://beeldbank.spaarnestadphoto.com/search.pp?showpicture=40495&page=1&pos=3

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On 12/3/2022 at 6:15 PM, Remspoor said:

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S1 XJ12, a rare beast.

On 12/4/2022 at 1:19 PM, MiniMinorMk3 said:

Robin Hoods Bay 1963

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A Dellow. Phun Phact; the main chassis members were war surplus rocket tubes.

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12 hours ago, D.E said:

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May I ask if you know where this was taken? The railway bridge has been widened at some stage, as one can see the inner arched bridge and the newer girder one in front of it. The very pretty little Fiat 500 has a London number, but that doesn't mean too much! 

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4 minutes ago, Andrew353w said:

May I ask if you know where this was taken? The railway bridge has been widened at some stage, as one can see the inner arched bridge and the newer girder one in front of it. The very pretty little Fiat 500 has a London number, but that doesn't mean too much! 

Not really, unfortunately. The location is only described as "England", which isn't very helpful...

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