Even in war torn Afghanistan a car needs the occasional wash and wax.
Workers clean cars along Qabri Gora Road in Kabul November 2, 2009. With Kabul's busy and dusty roads, business is always assured at the carwash, providing about a hundred Afghan men and young boys with an income in one of the poorest countries of the world. REUTERS/Jerry Lampen
Workers clean a car along Qabri Gora Road in Kabul November 2, 2009. With Kabul's busy and dusty roads, business is always assured at the carwash, providing about a hundred Afghan men and young boys with an income in one of the poorest countries of the world. REUTERS/Jerry Lampen
A worker washes a car's window along Qabri Gora Road in Kabul November 2, 2009. With Kabul's busy and dusty roads, business is always assured at the carwash, providing about a hundred Afghan men and young boys with an income in one of the poorest countries of the world. REUTERS/Jerry Lampen
A worker rolls a tire at a carwash along Qabri Gora Road in Kabul November 2, 2009. With Kabul's busy and dusty roads, business is always assured at the carwash, providing about a hundred Afghan men and young boys with an income in one of the poorest countries of the world. REUTERS/Jerry Lampen
A worker takes a break at a carwash along Qabri Gora Road in Kabul November 2, 2009. With Kabul's busy and dusty roads, business is always assured at the carwash, providing about a hundred Afghan men and young boys with an income in one of the poorest countries of the world. REUTERS/Jerry Lampen
A worker takes a break at a carwash along Qabri Gora Road in Kabul November 2, 2009. With Kabul's busy and dusty roads, business is always assured at the carwash, providing about a hundred Afghan men and young boys with an income in one of the poorest countries of the world. REUTERS/Jerry Lampen
A worker cleans a car at a carwash along Qabri Gora Road in Kabul November 2, 2009. With Kabul's busy and dusty roads, business is always assured at the carwash, providing about a hundred Afghan men and young boys with an income in one of the poorest countries of the world. REUTERS/Jerry Lampen
A worker cleans the interior of a car at a carwash along Qabri Gora Road in Kabul November 2, 2009. With Kabul's busy and dusty roads, business is always assured at the carwash, providing about a hundred Afghan men and young boys with an income in one of the poorest countries of the world. REUTERS/Jerry Lampen
A young boy stands alongside a car at a carwash along Qabri Gora Road in Kabul November 2, 2009. With Kabul's busy and dusty roads, business is always assured at the carwash, providing about a hundred Afghan men and young boys with an income in one of the poorest countries of the world. REUTERS/Jerry Lampen
A worker poses at a carwash along Qabri Gora Road in Kabul November 2, 2009. With Kabul's busy and dusty roads, business is always assured at the carwash, providing about a hundred Afghan men and young boys with an income in one of the poorest countries of the world. REUTERS/Jerry Lampen
Water is sucked up with petrol fuelled pumps from wells deep in the earth at a carwash along Qabri Gora Road in Kabul November 2, 2009. With Kabul's busy and dusty roads, business is always assured at the carwash, providing about a hundred Afghan men and young boys with an income in one of the poorest countries of the world. REUTERS/Jerry Lampen
A worker poses at a carwash along Qabri Gora Road in Kabul November 2, 2009. With Kabul's busy and dusty roads, business is always assured at the carwash, providing about a hundred Afghan men and young boys with an income in one of the poorest countries of the world. REUTERS/Jerry Lampen
A worker cleans the interior of a car at a carwash along Qabri Gora Road in Kabul November 2, 2009. With Kabul's busy and dusty roads, business is always assured at the carwash, providing about a hundred Afghan men and young boys with an income in one of the poorest countries of the world. REUTERS/Jerry Lampen
A car washer cleans the chasis of a car at a carwash along Qabri Gora Road in Kabul November 2, 2009. With Kabul's busy and dusty roads, business is always assured at the carwash, providing about a hundred Afghan men and young boys with an income in one of the poorest countries of the world. REUTERS/Jerry Lampen
Carseats are left to dry in the sun at a carwash along Qabri Gora Road in Kabul November 2, 2009. With Kabul's busy and dusty roads, business is always assured at the carwash, providing about a hundred Afghan men and young boys with an income in one of the poorest countries of the world. REUTERS/Jerry Lampen
A car washer starts up a generator to pump water up from a well at a carwash along Qabri Gora Road in Kabul November 2, 2009. With Kabul's busy and dusty roads, business is always assured at the carwash, providing about a hundred Afghan men and young boys with an income in one of the poorest countries of the world. REUTERS/Jerry Lampen
A worker cleans washes a tire at a carwash along Qabri Gora Road in Kabul November 2, 2009. With Kabul's busy and dusty roads, business is always assured at the carwash, providing about a hundred Afghan men and young boys with an income in one of the poorest countries of the world. REUTERS/Jerry Lampen
A customer (R) waits while his car is being washed along Qabri Gora Road in Kabul November 2, 2009. With Kabul's busy and dusty roads, business is always assured, providing about a hundred Afghan men and young boys with an income in one of the poorest countries of the world. REUTERS/Jerry Lampen
A worker cleans the interior of a car along Qabri Gora Road in Kabul November 2, 2009. With Kabul's busy and dusty roads, business is always assured at the carwash, providing about a hundred Afghan men and young boys with an income in one of the poorest countries of the world. REUTERS/Jerry Lampen
A worker washes mats at a carwash at a carwash along Qabri Gora Road in Kabul November 2, 2009. With Kabul's busy and dusty roads, business is always assured at the carwash, providing about a hundred Afghan men and young boys with an income in one of the poorest countries of the world. REUTERS/Jerry Lampen
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