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Looking for steering gear for my '58 Viking, I stumbled accros this place.

http://www.canadianalliedforces.com/

It's a ww2 museum in the Netherlands (where I live) so whenever you come over for Tulips and Cloggs, don't forget this place.
oh..and they have stuff for sale smile

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My good friend Russ passed away 7 years ago. He was at Nijmegen Bridge with the 82nd AB. He loved visiting the Netherlands and spoke kindly of the citizens.

On the other hand, he was also in Belgium and said Bastogne is a tourist trap.


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Originally Posted by Jim Bow
My good friend Russ passed away 7 years ago. He was at Nijmegen Bridge with the 82nd AB. He loved visiting the Netherlands and spoke kindly of the citizens.

On the other hand, he was also in Belgium and said Bastogne is a tourist trap.

Hi Jim, unfortunatly as tourism rises, the vultures do as well. This small place I spoke of is so far of the grid, you'll have to look for it specificly to find it, so no mass torism there..heck, there's nothing out there..I guess you could call it the Dutch Montana, and I say that with utter respect for Montana.


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