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Yesterday.... it was a fine mess we found ourselves in
Yesterday was one of those days to remember. A hacker's attack to the hosting company which is servicing both PreWarCar & PostWarClassic. Together with us some 60,000 other websites were down from early morning until late afternoon. Leaving us in despair and with little options than making phonecalls and answering e-mails. Those moments you're happy when you have some material at hand to illustrate your emotions. This photo came in from Michael Ware. Despite the mess and misery it is still an interesting photo. Michael suspects we're looking at a 1921 Hans Grade yet the other car is unidentified. Any ideas?
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maandag november 4th, 2013
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07 November 2013, 18:13
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05 November 2013, 11:41
Amazing,
I never expected to hear this name again. 10 years ago i owned one of his rare flattank motorcycles. A 172 twostroke with a belt driven gearbox.
I think i can find a picture of this bike if someone is interested.
Kind regards,
Ronald.
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I never expected to hear this name again. 10 years ago i owned one of his rare flattank motorcycles. A 172 twostroke with a belt driven gearbox.
I think i can find a picture of this bike if someone is interested.
Kind regards,
Ronald.
the car in front is definitely a Grade, but not an early one. I think its a later one with a two cylinder engine. The first series Grade had the hood on the side. I agree with Alistair. It could be a T
Thomas