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Thanks Reddit!
http://i.imgur.com/1w20UEu.jpg
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Interesting. The 40-8 thing reminds me of the
Merci Cars
There is one in New Hampshire I have visited few years ago.
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I think that's what it's from. I think it was a veterans gathering or something like that.
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40-8 is from WWI. French cars could carry 40 soldier or 8 horses. Same type cars used in WWII. My late grandfather told me about riding them in France.
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