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Vintage postbag, December 1985
A Siddeley-Deasy Sir, I thought that the enclosed picture might be of interest to you. It is of a Siddeley…
December 1985
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GM Dealer Sport
Maintaining a strong identity for two once distinct marques which have come together commercially is not an easy task, as…
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Sportier Mazdas
We recently carried news of the revised Mazda 323 range and that has now been completed by the addition of…
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Readers' letters, December 1985, December 1985
Marsh Fever Sir, I was very interested to see the letter from Jack Maurice in the November issue. Coincidence is…
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