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Apprentices’ chance to win Veteran Run drive

The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) and the British Motor...

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1933 SS Jaguar II
1933 SS Jaguar II barn find

This 1933 SS Jaguar II will be among the rusty gold in the barn find display at this year’s Practical Classics Classic Car and Restoration Show at the NEC on 21-23 March.  

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Mustang
Thierry Henry’s Ford Mustang for sale

Hampson’s will be hoping that a 1967 Ford Mustang Fastback will bring a little Hollywood glamour to its Classic, Performance & Supercar Auction at Bolesworth Castle on 9 March when it offers it with a guide price of £140-£160k. 

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George Michael bought the Range Rover new in 1997; he remains the only registered keeper.
George Michael’s Range Rover for sale

A 1997 Range Rover 4.6 HSE formerly owned by the late singer/songwriter George Michael, is for sale.

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Leading Jaguar spares supplier SNG Barratt has merged with Rimmer Bros, Moss Motors and Moss Europe.
Parts supplier snapped up

Following in the footsteps of major parts suppliers Moss and Rimmer Brothers, SNG Barratt has been sold to US-based Radial Equity Partners

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The British army wanted a 2WD variant so Land Rover simply left out the front prop shaft, blanked off the transfer box output and fitted a tubular front axle beam without a differential.
Army 4×2 Landie breaks cover

Auction house Historics has said that it will be offering a rare two-wheel-drive Land Rover Series I at its Symphony of Spring sale at Ascot Racecourse on 1 March.

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