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49.59836154
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The original owner of this museum, M. Jackie Pichon, died in 1992. The museum closed and the current location and status of the Flakpanzer are unknown.
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239
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This Flakpanzer used to be in the collection of the Musée Automobiles de Normandie at Clères. It was one of four discovered in a scrapyard at Trun (q.v.), Normandie. At least one of the others went to the Saumur Armour Museum (q.v.), and another one went to the Memorial Museum of the Battle of Normandy at Bayeux (q.v.). They were all in a very poor rusted condition when they were discovered.
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