By The Numbers, Part Deux

[DynaMike]

It is a 1949 A.E.C. Regal Mk.III with a Dutch body by Verheul, used by The Hague plublic transport HTM (Haagse Tramweg Maatschappij).
Destination "Waalsdorpervlakte" is a name with a deep meaning in Holland. Here the nazis shot many members of the underground resistance during WWII, and also some of the top members of the Dutch nazi-party NSB (like Anton Mussert) were shot here, after the liberation. Nowadays there's a monument to commemorate the victims of nazism (national day of mourning the deads of the war is the 4th of May).

[guido66]

You also know your buses Mike!

Are there other countries with ambulances this small? 

[DynaMike]

Well, we also have very small fire engines  (but I couldn't find one with 94 on it...)

[MG]

Here's an Indianapolis pace car from 1994

[guido66]

No fire engine with 94, but I have one with 95 

[gilescooperuk]

no. 96

[guido66]

97, twice. (I'll soon run out of Dutch License plates  )

[Otto Puzzell]

[DynaMike]

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[Allan L]

Austin Healey 100


(yes it does say "100" in that flash on the radiator intake!)

[DynaMike]

Zasrava 101:

[DynaMike]

And Pegaso 102:

[Otto Puzzell]

[DynaMike]

Peugeot:

[DynaMike]

And Škoda 105 L:

[neilshouse]

Another Peugeot....

[Allan L]

MG only said "Transportation related" so here's an F107 suitably labelled:

[Allan L]

Let me got this one restarted with 108 (and I was going to usa a DH108 but they didn't have the number on any of them.

[MG]

This popped up during a Google search. Don't know why.....






Wonder if Dick Nixon is driving this car?   

[Tom_I]

Defender 110 armoured personnel carrier.

[Tom_I]

Lada 111.

[Tom_I]

JELL-O Automobile Coin #112 - 1931 Packard.

[Otto Puzzell]

Say - that's pretty cool!

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