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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 29 Apr 1998.
looking for 2cv ascii

looking for 2cv ascii

Hello,

I'm looking for some ascii of the good old citroen 2CV (deux chevaux, or
as we call it in the Netherlands, lelijk eendje, canard vilain)
Who can help?

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          _               
        (( )_,     ,         
 .--.    \ '/     /.\   
     )   / \=    /O o\     _
    (   / _/    /' o O| ,_( ))___     (`
     `-|   )_  /o_O_'_(  \'    _ `\    ) 
       `""""`            =`---<___/---'
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Martienn van Bommel          Philips Medical Systems
Service Technical Support     Field Assistance Group
                                building QM room 041 
tel: +31 40 2762654                 P.O. box 10.0000
fax: +31 40 2762628    5680 DA Best, The Netherlands
e-mail mvb...@best.ms.philips.com
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From: Martienn van Bommel <mvb...@best.ms.philips.com>
Subject: looking for 2cv ascii
Date: 1998/04/29
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