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Image retreived from Overland Footwear Winter 2010 brochure. This image is for illustration only, for more information about the products in the image, please contact Overland Footwear, www.overlandfootwear.co.nz
Image retreived from Overland Footwear Winter 2010 brochure. This image is for illustration only, for more information about the products in the image, please contact Overland Footwear, www.overlandfootwear.co.nz
Mini-Z Overland zum 3-Achser umgebaut.
Angetrieben sind die 2 hinteren Achsen druch je ein Servo.
Maßstab müsste so 1:30 oder 1:32 sein.
Breite der Hütte sind 80mm ohne die Aufgeklebten Kotflügel.
An amazing 6 week overlanding/camping journey to see the animals, landscapes and people of Eastern and Southern Africa. South Africa, Namibia, Botswana, Zimbabwe, Zambia, Malawi, Tanzania and Kenya!
Black and white photograph of the Overland-Rickard Company building. In 1925, the building was home to Overland-Rickard Co. Overland Rickard Co. was a car dealership and showroom that opened just 6 years prior in 1919. The building had an elevator that could lift cars to the second floor, and although the elevator has since been removed, the original concrete floors are still there.
Related to Blog Post: Buildings of Downtown Champaign 50 & 100 Years Ago
"Overland-Rickard Co. (Champaign)" Photographs Envelope, Champaign County Historical Archives, The Urbana Free Library, Urbana, IL.
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