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Thanks to David Boyd for the following:

 

"Besides the two 1955 and 1956 Normale’s and Emily, our 1939 Light Fifteen Roadster, we also have the 1929 Austin Seven Ulster Rep which I rebuilt some 15 years ago so that my son Marc could have something to play with in VSCC events. Sadly he is now into boats so the poor thing is rarely out of the garage these days. However when it is, it is a cracking good little car to drive and is good for 70mph (if you are daft enough to try it because the cable brakes would need at least half a mile to stop!) Fozzie, as she is know, has done most of the important UK Hill climbs including Prescott and Shelsey Walsh and has put up some quite respectable times.

The latest addition is the 1925 Citroen 5CV Cloverleaf acquired as a ‘bag of bits‘ in April 08 and just finished in yellow and black. Nowhere near as quick as the Austin she is never the less a delight to drive and attracts many an admiring glance as most French ladies do! She had one previous owner and still has only 13000 miles on the clock in all of her 85 years! We adore her."

 

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