[JALC] Photos numériques

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[13848] Armature de banquette arrière de Chey 1955-1957

 

Il n'y a plus qu'à mettre les coussins...

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[13849] Plus classique, tu meurs !

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[13850] On se fait une p'tite bouffe ? C'est moi qui paie... Avant que le gouvernement ne m'ait piqué toute ma retraite !

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[13851] Pas pour moi, merci...

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Urpix merdouille encore !

 

[13852] Low-Noise Amplifier with Bypass Switch

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[13853] Lunettes de soleil Oakley, $18... c'est abordable

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[13854] Ça, j'ai déjà vu quelque part !

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[13855] This Burlington Caboose, #13855, is a “cupola” [cữpolặ] style caboose. The caboose is like a home and office on wheels for the Conductor and the Brakeman. They would sit in the seats up in the cupola, on either side of the car and watch the train for signs of problems. Some problems they were watching out for are: smoke from a wheel indicating a “hot box”, the freight the train is carrying hanging over the side of a car, or if they saw dirt and dust flying it meant they had a car off the rails! This Caboose was heated by a wood stove, but it did have running water and a toilet that flushed onto the tracks. Chicago, Burlington, & Quincy #13855 is a wood-sided "waycar," as the CB&Q called its cabooses. Vous savez tout !

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[13856] Alarme d'occase. Prix neuf $45, vendu $15.

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[13857] En haut, plaque de Chevrolet Monte Carlo Coupé Sport 1970 (en bas)