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Bucharest, Romania 1983- Postage stamp with the Romanian automobile DACIA 1300 Break Royalty Free Stock Photo

Bucharest, Romania 1983- Postage stamp with the Romanian automobile ARO 10 Royalty Free Stock Photo

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Bucharest, Romania 1983- Postage stamp with the Romanian automobile DACIA 1310

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Bucharest, Romania 1983- Postage stamp with the Romanian automobile ARO 244 Royalty Free Stock Photo

Bucharest, Romania 1983- Postage stamp with the Romanian automobile ARO 242 Royalty Free Stock Photo

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Bucharest, Romania 1983- Postage stamp with the Romanian automobile Oltcit club Royalty Free Stock Photo

Dacia 1300 break, built from 1969 in the Romanian city of Mioveni, is a medium-sized family car that was built during the Cold War by Romanian auto maker Dacia. The `1300` stands for the engine displacement. After the cooperation with Renault ceased in 1978, Dacia presented a revised version of the 1300 at the 1979 Bucharest Auto Show. In 1982, its name was changed to Dacia 1310, and later also came `1210`, `1410` and a few other versions.