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    The next BIG Thing

    Apr 30, 2021 5 minutes
    Words Paul Knight
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    Kenneth Anno

    Before we dive into the story behind this high-rise Type 181, I’ll start by letting Stéphane explain his ‘flan’ nickname: “Many years ago I was a student at the faculty of Lille, and was known for my love of one particular desert at the University restaurant.

    “One day my friends and I arrived a little late and were distraught to find our favourite flan had sold out, so we staged a sit-in, chanting ‘we want flan in the canteen’, which resulted in some 50-odd people joining in!”

    Following this flan-tastic display of student solidarity, Stéphane went on to form the Flan à La Cantine club, which then led to his ‘Le flan’ nickname. Now you know

    Flan chat

    Okay, with the flan chat out the way, let’s take a look at his tasty 1976 Kurierwagen, as they say in parts of Europe. Yep,

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