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  • Classics Monthly

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    Aug 07, 2020 2 minutes

    can recall the same thing in totally different ways. In this issue’s Letters pages, we have some feedback from Alan Lee in Australia who was delighted to see our feature on the Leyland P76 last issue. He recalled buying one in 1987 and taking it around a race track. His verdict: ‘It was brilliant... You

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