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Great site, I love the pictures of the Fardier de Cugnot in action.
Roger
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I used to love going there when we lived near Paris. Of course, it's much more up-market nowadays, with millions spent at the auction, etc., but back then, 20 years ago, we saw all sorts of wonderful cars and spare parts by the ton! I very nearly bought a Bugatti Type37 the last time I was there. It even had some genuine Bugatti parts on it!
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Wish I could have gone, just got back from our big indoor mid-winter car show and it was terrible! They drastically downsized the floor space, with far fewer cars on display, very disappointing, not worth my money this year, although... There was a 1936 Austin Ruby hot rod, belongs to a British guy who moved here two years ago, apparently originally built in the early 1970's by a famous British hot rodder...