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CaboRon
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[*] posted on 7-5-2007 at 07:42 AM


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Originally posted by DENNIS
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You mean the Autobahn is a two lane road? No more?
:cool: The Autobahn is a four lane Hwy. Two lanes each direction. Beautiful roadway, the last time I drove it everyone ran with running lights and if you saw headlights it ment the vehicle behind you (doing over 100 mph) needs you to pull into the right lane. Visibility was excellent: I sometimes think all these headlights do nothing but increase overall glare and decrease visibility. Well, Now I have strayed off course, my appologies. CaboRon



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