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V-to-C Miscellany, August 1995, August 1995
The Lea-Francis OC's celebrations of 100 years of Lea & Francis went well at Stanford Hall in June, with dinner…
August 1995
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The Veterans
Arising out of a suggestion of mine published many years ago, that someone with an appropriate veteran car might like…
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Museum Extension
The excellent Haynes Motor Museum, about which I wrote last February, held a party in July to celebrate its tenth…
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Major Beware!
In extension of the comments I made about the Government's proposed "Continuous Licensing" of all motor vehicles, whether on or…
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Corporate flagship
The Austin-Healey line was born as a result of corporate politics and it died as a result of corporate politics…
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