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The '''Citroën owner''' was an elderly man who owned a [[Citroën 11 Légère Cabriolet]]. In [[1938]], while driving it along a dirt road in the hills near the coast, he suffered from a flat tire. As he was changing the tire, he looked up to notice several [[Pilatus P-2|Nazi fighter planes]] circling the area. Just as he was about to re-attach the hubcap, his car started up and drove off, stolen by a [[Indiana Jones|younger man in a fedora]] and an [[Henry Walton Jones, Sr.|older man]].
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The '''Citroën owner''' was an elderly man who owned a [[Citroën 11 Légère Cabriolet]]. In [[1938]], while driving it along a dirt road in the hills near the coast, his car suffered from a flat tire. As he was changing the tire, he looked up to notice several [[Pilatus P-2|Nazi fighter planes]] circling the area. Just as he was about to re-attach the hubcap, his car started up and drove off, stolen by a [[Indiana Jones|younger man in a fedora]] and an [[Henry Walton Jones, Sr.|older man]].
   
 
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==Behind the scenes==

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The Citroën owner was an elderly man who owned a Citroën 11 Légère Cabriolet. In 1938, while driving it along a dirt road in the hills near the coast, his car suffered from a flat tire. As he was changing the tire, he looked up to notice several Nazi fighter planes circling the area. Just as he was about to re-attach the hubcap, his car started up and drove off, stolen by a younger man in a fedora and an older man.

Behind the scenes

The role of the elderly man changing his tire in Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade was not credited and has no lines.

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