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1933 MG L1 MAGNA CONTINENTAL COUPÉ

To those unfamiliar with MG history, the 1967-’69 MGC/GT seemed like an outlier since the venerable British firm was world-renowned for its small, four-cylinder, open-top sports cars. That model actually represented a short-lived rekindling of a traditional MG premise dating back decades: the

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