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Maguire Mini-Duratec Traveller

Out of the four cars, there is no disputing which has the most history. Bill Richards’s Mini Traveller ‘Bessie’ first started racing in the late 1970s when Richards was able to get a discounted special saloon made by the legendary John Maguire, and it’s one of the few Maguire machines still racing.

Richards has achieved success

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