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It was just recently I learned about Citroën's sabotage of the trucks they built for the Germans during the Second World War. They moved the full line on the dip stuck down so that the engines never had enough oil.
Citroën Sabotaged Wartime Nazi Truck Production in a Simple and Brilliant Way
In case you forgot to change the batteries in your calendar, you may not be aware that this year is the 100th anniversary of Citroën. We’ve been shooting a Jason Drives special mini-series for this centenary, and while doing some research I happened to stumble upon a fascinating bit of wartime...
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only one lug nut installed. I guess they don't plan to go far. I'm guessing that the jack is just outside of the picture.
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Redneck James Bond side shooter.
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And this is why women live longer than men
And this is why women live longer than men
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And this is why women live longer than men
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No but it might cause the Methodist converter to go bad.
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The original Popemobile
