Shoemaker – hammering wooden nails
In former times, shoemakers used wooden pins called "pegs" to attach leather soles. These were less durable than metal nails, but more…

The car was manufactured at the SAAB factory in Trollattan, Sweden in 2000 for the US market. It was bought in San Francisco by two Slovenian astrophysicists from Berkeley University. In 2004, it was imported into Slovenia and used during the holidays. The current owner, who is an employee of the Technical Museum of Slovenia, purchased it from them in 2016. The car has already driven 160,000 km. Engine characteristics: 4-cylinder turbo, 2000 ccm, 205 KM.
Sound recordist: Boštjan Troha
Video: Irena Marušič, Katarina Batagelj
Photographer: Irena Marušič
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