Topic: Something different: by the numbers!

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And of course a Ferrari 375. Here a 1955 America with Pininfarina body.

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Arca Europa 376, once again based on a Fiat Ducato.

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Time to bring this thread up again. 
377 is actually very hard... I only found a bad picture of a Zhejiang MC377 Chineese quad. 

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And now a big Peterbilt 378.

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And of course also a Peterbilt 379.

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And there was a 380 as well, of the fourties

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And there was a 380 as well, of the fourties

Yes, and also a 381 of the Fifities. 

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But now, to change a little, here is a Rondeau M382.

[Allemano]

back to regular wheels:
(wasn't quick enough to post the Nissan R381 and Nissan R382 as well)

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Going offroad again... Massey-Ferguson 384 F.

[ImpishGrin]

Continuing the theme - Ursus C-385A

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And another Peterbilt: the quite new 386, of course.

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And also the 387. 

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1899 Benz D 388

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1899 Benz D 388

Actually D388 should be the registration... while the car is a Benz Comfortable.

But no problem: here are other 2 nice Peterbilt -388 and 389- and also the synchro is Ok.

[Allemano]

I knew there must be something wrong... 

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Let's come back on track with a wonderful 1969 Ford Mustang 390 GT!
And then a pictoresque fire-car American LaFrance Type 391 from 1932.

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Dodge Challenger SRT8 392.

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Dodge Challenger SRT8 392.

The picture...

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Massey Ferguson 393S.

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Massey Ferguson 394S.

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Fendt 395 GTA (that despite the name is an agricultural tractor  ) and Chevrolet Camaro SS 396.

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aargh...
Duesenberg Model J-396 LWB La Grand Torpedo Phaeton Weymann
Duesenberg Model SJ-397 SWB Rollston Town car.

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Ferrari F399

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Lamborghini 400 GT