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RIDING HIGH

its carburettor and airconditioning, my H-plated 1989 Mitsubishi Pajero was running terrific. Regular readers will remember I bought two Pajeros and killed one; the second (rusty) Pajero had a set of raised, heavier-duty leaf springs and some bigger, better-quality

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