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Nacht means night in German, so it's probably the same thing

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Nacht means night in German, so it's probably the same thing

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Read Peter Robinson's long term report on C2. "Best car in the world" He puts the case for the narrow body so well. I rather like the look in Orient Red. Do you? By the way is Midnight Blue the same as Nacht blau (excuse my spelling)? Spizz

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Is there a link? Yes, Orient Red is fantastic!!!

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And he suffered one of those RMS failures.......

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Nacht means night in German, so it's probably the same thing

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