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Offline Adler

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Discovery
« on: 01.04. 2026 13:25 »
In 1902, miners found in California this strange looking vehicle. The next day it was gone. This is the only document of this discovery.
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1950 A10 GF Plunger (and some German motorbikes from '33 to '54)

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Re: Discovery
« Reply #1 on: 01.04. 2026 16:19 »
Wow😳
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Re: Discovery
« Reply #2 on: 01.04. 2026 17:06 »
Quote from: Adler on 01.04. 2026 13:25
The next day it was gone.

Must have been something to do with the flux capacitor or something like that.
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Re: Discovery
« Reply #3 on: 05.04. 2026 08:11 »
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Re: Discovery
« Reply #4 on: 05.04. 2026 10:06 »
Just you wait untill they find Doc's train!
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