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[plasticvandan]

Is that the saltwater injection bay?

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[jonny69]

Some one has done plenty of Citroen Amis so here are all the Anglias.

 

 

 

These are the Italian Torino bodied ones. Don't see many of them:

 

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Peugeot car factory, Mulhouse, France by John Evans, on Flickr

[Tayne]

On 15/08/2015 at 21:55, cort1977 said:

They were assembling CKD kits to reduce the taxes due on cars sold within the republic.   So any early Sierra first registered in Ireland would be from that factory, I would guess there would be a few survivors.   Once new European rules came in about tarriff free imports of cars there was no point in having an Irish plant and Ford swiftly shut it down.   The tax laws also made car based van cheaper and they made a few Sierra estate vans.   

 

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the first 404 coming out of the factory in april 1960 (www.peugeot-404.de) by peugeot 404, on Flickr

[forddeliveryboy]

Is that the saltwater injection bay?

 

Strikes meant some Suds stood outside, unpainted, in the sea air. If you think they must have been parked on the breakwater on a rough day, then perhaps the fact that the steel mill which made some of the steel for the cars (in southern italy) used salt water for cooling it on hot summer days when fresh water was in short supply.

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Zastava factory at Kragujevac.

 

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Watch at 4:07, they told us it's cardboard, but no, they are made out of nuclear waste!

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dpVu1gSC3HM

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Think I was away when this thread got going - just read back through, ace pics.

 

 

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Argentina's pick-up W115

 

 

W198 in Germany

 

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Argentina's pick-up W115

 

 

W198 in Germany

 

Looks like Quentin Wilson used to have hair, back in 1958.