But it looks promising. Brian, when joined together in reality your twelve pieces amount to more than a square foot. And perhaps good to know that your puzzle hides an exterior shot. But let me help you. The new range is from 1912 to 1958.

Mal, ---> take a leaf out of Brian's book.


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Number 11 should be forbidden by law.




I meanwhile believe to understand your way to riddle. It seems to follow the system "how to avoid the center pieces of puzzle". That sounds interesting.

Brian, --> please everything except 11.


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Mal did it. Brian, you know how he is.

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Your new tool is tested and approved (pic attached).

Mal, I wish --> it'll help to make up for the delay.


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Rusty, just to illustrate the missing representativeness of a lot of French cars please find attached an optical comparism with a ZIL. Imagine that the showed Renault Fr?gate has been the state carriage of the French president. La Grande Nation ...


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Mal, as much as you I'm in generous mood. So again minus five years, the new range starts from 1907. To sweeten you # 11, from now on let me act as sponsor for the 11 and pick up the bill as often it comes (don't you dare do that again!).




PackardInfo is looking for more godfathers!

Brian, show us the way it works.



Edit: at the moment the online dice cup seems to be offline. Do you have two dice at home?


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Watch the video to learn about a secret switch at its steering column.

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Well, it isn't easy to offer a positive summary of such a concept car, even an usual Dauphine was unconvincing, but we shouldn't forget that the constructors of the Dauphine Kilowatt were looking for an answer to a question we still looking for 50 years later. Sorry for being the spoil of the party.


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Yes, or a kind of (lottery) syndicate to shoulder the costs. Is anybody out there to assist Brian by word and deed in a community of fate?
But at the moment you pick up the proper puzzle pieces, no unsuccessful attempts so far.

Mal, --> so can you.


BTW Mal & Brian, I'll accommodate you by a step-by-step reduction in volume. The potential timeframe now ranges from 1902 to 1958.



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Nice try! And with that I wish you goodnight.




Brian, --> there is enough space on the break.



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Again 11? As if on cue ...




Mal, --> the ball is in your court.



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Even the groom looks fabulous.

Mesdames et Messieurs, the die is cast. Rien ne va plus.




Brian, the --> dice cup is yours!



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