"Italian motor vehicles 1940s onwards." Topic
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| von Scharnhorst | 28 May 2007 6:18 a.m. PST |
It's bank holiday again. (BASTARDS, I don't want to watch the lower classes having barbecues, when they should be working!), any way, as is normal they have that bloody load of rubbish "Don Camillo on T.V. I noticed that the motorbike and side car had the side car on the British side. Then later the truck was a right hand drive. What happened? WAS Italy driving on the left at that time? If so, does any one know when Europe standardised it? (Aye, I know about the "Napoleons road train" story) Sweden changed in 1974, but mainland Europe? |
aecurtis  | 28 May 2007 9:53 a.m. PST |
link link Note the exceptions regarding Italy! Allen |
| von Scharnhorst | 29 May 2007 2:06 a.m. PST |
Cheers. Don't know where they got the RHD stuff from then. One of the worlds great mysteries.:-)) |
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