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Le magazine et marché mondial pour les passionnés de voitures classiques, par des passionnés.
"Sir, can I ask you a question? Can you please help me with my wheel for a kiss? Something must have gone wrong. I already took the rim off, but now I need to get it back in the right form. Then I will be able to get the inner and outer tire around the rim.”
“No? You do not want to help me? Ok. Well, then I will try to do it myself.” I am an independent woman! But, how do I do this? Let me see. Tools… First, let's try this. 1-2-3. Push!
The Lady is trying very hard to solve the problem she has with the wheel of her car. The man in the dialogue is not very friendly and willing to help her, so she has to do it all by herself. Of course, she could have rung Longstone Classic Tyres and ask them for their expertise.
This photograph is taken in 1920 in Philadelphia in the USA. But why did she asked the man for help in exchange for a kiss?
Today on the 6th of July it is World Kiss Day or International Kissing Day. The idea behind this special day is that many people have forgotten the simple pleasure associated with kissing. For most people, a kiss is just a social formality to geet someone or accociate it with sex. But a kiss can be so much more than that! You can express passion, love, friendship and respect. As this is very personal, maybe a kiss means for you (also) something else.
On days like this, there are always lots of people who try to break records or organize other activities including lots of kisses. So we from PreWarCar.com came up with our own challenge! Today we try to let as many people, as possible send us photographs.
Of people kissing. This can, for instance, be your husband/ wife/neighbour/brother/secret lover, it doesn`t matter who you kiss. But! There is one other challenge for you, there also need to be a pre-war car in the photograph!
Please comment below and send us your photograph(s). We are very much looking forward to receive them!
Words by the editor. Photograph from the archive.