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What did money look like in 1940s?
like poo!
What cars where designed in the 1940s?
good cars
What cars were in the 1940s?
Cars were fairly common at this point. In Germany they were working hard on the Volkswagon, or 'people's car'. There are lots of great sites about the 1940s. It won't be too difficult to look up some more about this era.
How fast were cars in the 1940s?
not very
What cars was invented in the 1940s?
bmw
What did entertainment centers look like in the 1940s?
lots of red
What was a popular 1940s car?
ugly cars
What type of transport was used in the 1940s?
Cars and carriages.
What did houses look like in the 1940s?
A 1950s house
What kind of cars did they have in the 1940s?
Awesome cars that went bang when they hit something instead of crunch
What does Mexico cars look like?
They're typically American, European, and Japanese cars. So they look pretty much like normal cars.
What were the cars styles of the 1940s?
go to msn Encarta.com for answeres to your question.
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