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BDC

Re: Autoworld Brussel Belgium

#41

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I've went through the Bismarck & Titanic books in no time very fascinating.
The ambulance is a 1934, you're right.

Posted on: 2015/2/28 14:59

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Re: Autoworld Brussel Belgium

#42

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One of my favorites war machines of bygone era's is Shwere Gustav and i think there was one named Dora. Maybe even a third one.

Posted on: 2015/2/28 15:29

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Guscha

Re: Autoworld Brussel Belgium

#43

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Below again one of the large hand cranks in question and another detail, the taillight with step.

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Posted on: 2015/2/28 15:55

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Ozstatman

Re: Autoworld Brussel Belgium

#44

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Gerd,

I think you'll find that isn't a "step" but rather the gas tank filler cap!

The more learned here can correct me if I'm wrong.

Posted on: 2015/2/28 16:04

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Guscha

Re: Autoworld Brussel Belgium

#45

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Mal, one thing does not rule out the other.

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Posted on: 2015/2/28 16:20

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Owen_Dyneto

Re: Autoworld Brussel Belgium

#46

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Right Mal! 1934 was the only year that Packard incorporated the gas tank filler into the tail light. Something that Chevrolet picked up a few decades later.

Posted on: 2015/2/28 16:50

Packard5687

Re: Autoworld Brussel Belgium

#47

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"Right Mal! 1934 was the only year that Packard incorporated the gas tank filler into the tail light. Something that Chevrolet picked up a few decades later."

... yes, and Cadillac as well.

Posted on: 2015/2/28 16:52

Guscha

Re: Autoworld Brussel Belgium

#48

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"Right Mal! 1934 was the only year that Packard incorporated the gas tank filler into the tail light. Something that Chevrolet picked up a few decades later.

... yes, and Cadillac as well."

... yes, and Lincoln as well.

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Posted on: 2015/2/28 17:07

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Guscha

Re: Autoworld Brussel Belgium

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The body of the ambulance rings a bell. Two ambulances, possible congenerically cut from the same cloth as the Brussels car, made a guest apperance in the 1964 German adaptation of the Canadian movie "Flight into danger".

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Posted on: 2015/2/28 23:42

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Guscha

Re: Autoworld Brussel Belgium

#50

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A car for connoisseurs of art is this Bugatti. I'm almost convinced that we see a multi-million dollar car, that found no buyers in its days but is useful today as spirit of discord and to examplify the difference between usual people and real car experts.

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