In 1961 my father bought a silver 17M Super with a black roof and white wall Good Years. After our VW Cox this was like heaven, I loved the styling and still do. It was replaced in 1966 by a dark blue Volvo 121, but that's another story...
I love this postcard, with sthat smart 1953 VW Cox, and the lady-with-the-dog both looking in the same direction. Like if something happened...
 Albi in the south of France, after the famous R8 Gordini Renault had to proof that front wheel drive was at least as racy as the magic all at the rear. 125 hp out of 1565 cc.  The Post Office in Tombeboeuf, 80 kms from here. Without that green Citroën the postcard would not have survived... Click on the card to see mine (photos courtesy www.routenationale.com).  'Carrozzerie Gran Turismo in attessa del montaggio'. Ferrari 275 GTB, 330 GTC, nice garage! Click on the card to go to VeloceToday.com  The 2CV was launched in 1948, most people had to wait until 1952 before they got their car delivered. Early ones had the 'double chevron' in an oval. 
Can you imagine these days? In need of fuel for your racy Porsche 911S and meeting 2 Repsol ladies like these ones? I would fill 10 liters at a time and come back for more (fuel).
One of the most exciting cards I search since years, I got this copy from friend Jan Citrofieltje. Whenever you discover it let me know, l'Entrée du Tunnel du Col du chat in Bourdeau, merci!
 Cannes, La Croisette, Carlton Hotel, a nice Fiat 1200 Cabriolet parked in front of a 'Gordinised' Renault Dauphine. Feel the sun and dream away, click on the postcard to discover mcarpedi on VeloceToday!  A real hotspot! Not only a superb Maserati 3500GT, an experienced eye could discover a Porsche 356, a Coupé Alfa Romeo 2600 Sprint, and even the Mercedes 220 S looks great in the Italian moonshine! |
