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i remember seeing the suitcase pic in a british newspaper
the guy who bought the house was claiming negligence against the surveyor
The anchor won't be terrifically effective, since it's attached to the wheel via a rope. A chain would have been better.
The airport photo is the Sacramento airport in California. Funny art piece I reckon.
Almost certainly neither a bomb nor a missile, but a drop tank (external disposable fuel tank).
Very popular for salt-flats racing conversions in the past.
Best Peugeot bunmper i've seen!
I love the vintage GPS.
Thank you Sigivald - post updated
yep, the Sacramento airport suitcases are art - supposedly a whole lot of lost luggage. It's really neat to look at.
The text under the picture of the vintage car with the brooms says: "Nail protection". This is probably how that car owner used to protect his tires from punctures by nails deliberately scattered on the road.
PS - Your name suggests you might already know it by yourself, but I thought it would be nice to share it with other non-Hebrew speaking readers. Cool post!
Itay - thanks for this interesting bit (I only know Hebrew alphabet, can't red though)
WoW...So Great!
Thanks for your sharing !
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