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    Allard lover is retiring

    Jun 10, 2022 5 minutes

    MY FLEET

    Peter Love

    Contributor

    Peter Love is Kelsey Media’s group editor-at-large. He created its tractor and commercial vehicle titles starting with Tractor & Machinery some 25 years ago. However, he is also a keen steam and classic car owner and loves working in his workshop on his Allards when time allows.

    1948 ALLARD M DROPHEAD COUPE 674G

    OWNED SINCE: 2016

    1949 ALLARD P1 SALOON 1517

    OWNED SINCE: 2017

    1949 ALLARD L

    OWNED SINCE: 2020

    Ihave recently had the pleasure of visiting two old timers, both in their mid to late 80s, who have restored many classic bikes and cars over many decades. However, they also have another thing in common, and that is their love of Allard cars. Since I share that passion, I thought it would be nice to introduce them.

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