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Cotton tales of Mercedes
The owner of a 36/220 Mercedes-Benz, the famous golfer Henry Cotton, who once drove 340 miles in a day which…
October 2002
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Miscellany, October 2002
The August issue of the Frazer Nash Chain Gang Gazette, edited by Louise Northwood, which always cheers me up, is devoted largely to the memory…
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R-Rs parade for Her Majesty
I heard that another Rolls-Royce parade before Her Majesty the Queen was scheduled for this year, a repeat of that which took place at…
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