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Image of a 1964 Biamax Desert Bus, An extremely rugged model produced specifically for Africa and the Middle East: |
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kindly provided by Mr. Sergios Sakellaropoulos of Biamax A.E. It can be reproduced. |
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Mr. Sergios Sakellaropoulos |
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| Biamax | An extremely rugged model produced specifically for Africa and the Middle East: Biamax Desert Bus (1964 model) |
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| current | 10:33, 31 December 2010 | | 842 × 557 (418 KB) | Skartsis (talk | contribs) | Image of a 1964 Biamax Desert Bus, kindly provided by Mr. Sergios Sakellaropoulos of Biamax A.E. It can be reproduced. {{GFDL}} |
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