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What is it? # 58 (UPDATE)
No winners this week! You probably all have been enjoying the early spring sun as the amount of senders was far below this weekend. The 1924 Studebaker Speedster Phaeton was not that hard to guess. The location maybe more: according to art director / photographer Bert Tressel you can find it in Sevilla, Spain. It is the Calle Tetuán. Behind the Calle de las Sierpes in the Santa Cruz area. Does anyone know one more surviving tiled car billboard. (photo Bert Tressel ; CLICK for enlarged detail)
EARLIER TEXT: It's a long lasting billboard. Not in a museum but in the streets of a medium size town in the south of Europe. The make and type of car are not hard to figure out this time, but we just thought it was a far too nice photo not to let you enjoy and think it over a while. By the way, you are not the only one
who is thinking about this issue(click here). But we have strong doubts if 'le penseur' by Rodin will e-mail us. So take your chance for the infamous PreWarCar T-shirt and send your answer to
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before 31 March. Please add # 58 to the subject line of your e-mail.
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Friday, 28 March 2003
No winners this week! You probably all have been enjoying the early spring sun as the amount of senders was far below this weekend. The 1924 Studebaker Speedster Phaeton was not that hard to guess. The location maybe more: according to art director / photographer Bert Tressel you can find it in Sevilla, Spain. It is the Calle Tetuán. Behind the Calle de las Sierpes in the Santa Cruz area. Does anyone know one more surviving tiled car billboard. (photo Bert Tressel ; CLICK for enlarged detail)
EARLIER TEXT: It's a long lasting billboard. Not in a museum but in the streets of a medium size town in the south of Europe. The make and type of car are not hard to figure out this time, but we just thought it was a far too nice photo not to let you enjoy and think it over a while. By the way, you are not the only one
who is thinking about this issue(click here). But we have strong doubts if 'le penseur' by Rodin will e-mail us. So take your chance for the infamous PreWarCar T-shirt and send your answer to
This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
before 31 March. Please add # 58 to the subject line of your e-mail.
