Old VW's and Maltese crosses ??
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Not seen, what you mean; but how about this:

The only connection to the Eisernes Kreuz it being German?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iron_Cross
The only connection to the Eisernes Kreuz it being German?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iron_Cross
Edited by Bodo on Tuesday 21st July 22:35
Ahhh, Iron Cross makes more sense than the a Malteses Cross:
The Iron Cross has been popular with many bikers, hot rodders and others who use it as a provocative gesture to offend the public, or as a symbol of rebellion or non-conformity. In the 1960s, the Iron Cross was adopted by American surfers, who started wearing medals plundered by their fathers. Cal Look, Volksrod and other Volkswagen enthusiasts often use the Iron Cross as a symbol that reflects the car's country of origin.
The Iron Cross has been popular with many bikers, hot rodders and others who use it as a provocative gesture to offend the public, or as a symbol of rebellion or non-conformity. In the 1960s, the Iron Cross was adopted by American surfers, who started wearing medals plundered by their fathers. Cal Look, Volksrod and other Volkswagen enthusiasts often use the Iron Cross as a symbol that reflects the car's country of origin.
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