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A short stroll in " St Etienne de Tulmont " in France


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5 hours ago, wayne sheldon said:

 

A very respectable speed for a small car of the 1920s!

 

 

 

 

I for one enjoy seeing cars, tours, and activities, from around the world. You always do a fine job sharing your photos and I enjoy seeing them.

 

Yes it is a really acceptable speed (in top speed)
It's 38 / 40  mph ;) 

 

thank you very much, i will put pictures of the next ride i do.
Thank you :) 

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5 hours ago, Ed Luddy said:

Good to see some French Car culture, Merci'

 I've always wanted to tour Paris and area in a Parisienne!

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Thank you very much Ed Luddy :) , Paris is beautiful too, there are a lot of very pretty old buildings as well as a lot of things visited (eiffel tower (the most famous ;) ), ...) 
On the other hand in Paris there are a lot of people, and it's difficult to get around by car (there are a lot of traffic jams and everyone honks :D )
Your Pontiac in photos is magnificent, I really love it :wub: :wub: , it makes you want to have a good road trip with it :)

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Sebastien- do local police or authorities give you any merde over having the roof lights on your patrol car? That can be touchy here in the States on a privately owned ex-police car or other emergency vehicle.

 

Keep the pictures coming. I think everyone here enjoys them. Car people are car people, all over the world.👍

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10 hours ago, sebastienbuick said:

 

Thank you very much Ed Luddy :) , Paris is beautiful too, there are a lot of very pretty old buildings as well as a lot of things visited (eiffel tower (the most famous ;) ), ...) 
On the other hand in Paris there are a lot of people, and it's difficult to get around by car (there are a lot of traffic jams and everyone honks :D )
Your Pontiac in photos is magnificent, I really love it :wub: :wub: , it makes you want to have a good road trip with it :)

The only time I have visited Paris I was too young to drive (about the middle of the last century 😁).  More recently my wife and I have visited Europe several times and I have driven in Rome, Athens and Dublin with the largest French city being Marseille.  We prefer to stay out of large cities and stay in b&b's or boutique hotels.  We like to meet the local people.  We usually put about 5000 kilometres on our rented cars in about three weeks.

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7 hours ago, rocketraider said:

Sebastien- do local police or authorities give you any merde over having the roof lights on your patrol car? That can be touchy here in the States on a privately owned ex-police car or other emergency vehicle.

 

Keep the pictures coming. I think everyone here enjoys them. Car people are car people, all over the world.👍

 

Thank you rocketraider :) , yes in France I have permission to have the dodge equipped with the police because it is an old car, because the car is not a French police car, because the flashing light has red color....
On the other hand, it is forbidden to turn on the flashing lights or the siren on the public highway.
I can turn on the flashing lights only on private land (house, old car exhibition, ...) otherwise I have a very large fine.

And in case a police officer does not agree, I bought the "tarpaulin" that we put on the flashing light with "Out of Service" written on it, but so far I have not had need to put it ;) 
When I see the police they all laugh and say hello :) , and a lot of people like it :) .  
I feel like I'm in the movie "dukes of hazzard"! :)

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5 hours ago, dictator27 said:

The only time I have visited Paris I was too young to drive (about the middle of the last century 😁).  More recently my wife and I have visited Europe several times and I have driven in Rome, Athens and Dublin with the largest French city being Marseille.  We prefer to stay out of large cities and stay in b&b's or boutique hotels.  We like to meet the local people.  We usually put about 5000 kilometres on our rented cars in about three weeks.

 

A yes I see that you have made a lot of trips :) 
If you have been in Marseille, I also advise you to visit the Côte d'Azur by going up by St Tropez, Cannes, nice, monaco ;) 
But it's also very pretty when you go into the countryside and have descended towards Montpellier, ...
last week I did a little road trip with the Dodge Monaco from Montauban to Narbonne plage :)

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3 minutes ago, TAKerry said:

Yes I must add, I love the patrol car as well.

 

Thank you very much TAKerry :) , I am very happy to have this Dodge Monaco :) 
The previous owner who had it imported from Texas told me that he only had 2 Dodge Monaco 1978 in France and 5 in Europe.
There is few of it ;) 

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17 minutes ago, sebastienbuick said:

 

A yes I see that you have made a lot of trips :) 
If you have been in Marseille, I also advise you to visit the Côte d'Azur by going up by St Tropez, Cannes, nice, monaco ;) 
But it's also very pretty when you go into the countryside and have descended towards Montpellier, ...
last week I did a little road trip with the Dodge Monaco from Montauban to Narbonne plage :)

We have travelled the entire French Mediterranean coast from Spain to Monaco.  Very beautiful country! 👍

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On 7/31/2021 at 3:59 PM, EmTee said:

Thank you for the tour!  Great cars and great weather.  Maybe next year you'll drive the Electra...  ;)

 

Thank you EmTee ;) , yes it was a beautiful day :) .

Yes if all goes well next year I would go with the Buick !   :)

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The day after this walk, I went for a day for a little road trip in Narbonne :) 

 

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preperation

 

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and it's gone ! :) 

 

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little stop

 

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and we hit the road :) 

 

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And arrived in Narbonne 

 

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Then we left at 11 p.m. and we arrived at the house at 1:30 in the night :D 
In all in all days (the old car ride and Narbonne), the Dodge did more than 500 km ( 320 mile ) , and without any problem :)

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