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Also in my garage: film posters

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By Andrew Roberts
| Classic & Sports Car Verified
By Many will be familiar with Simon Dwyer’s 1959 ex-Lancashire Constabulary MGA traffic car (click here to read about it). It is a vehicle of such innate dignity that it transports the Clerk of the Course at the Goodwood Revival. But this automotive embodiment of law and order shares space with Simon’s collection of film posters – many of which promote speed, smoking, bad dancing and excessive use of hair pomade.
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UK's rarest cars: 1973 Audi 80L B1, one of only five left

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By Andrew Roberts
| MSN UK Verified
In 1973, a 1.3-litre 80L was not a cheap prospect, despite it being Audi 's entry-level model in the UK. At £1,275, the 80 was £25 more expensive than a Ford Cortina 1600GT 2-Door, and cost £58 more than a Morris Marina 1.8 TC Coupe. Nor did it boast a vinyl roof, Ro-Style wheels and other accoutrements that would cut a dash in the Berni Inn car park.
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Citroën vs Morris vs Fiat vs Saab vs Buick: People-carrier pioneers

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By Andrew Roberts
| MSN Malaysia Verified
Long before the Renault Espace and its MPV imitators arrived to transform the way we transport a multitude of passengers, this quintet of cars stepped up to the challenge, seating six or more with panache, style and vast amounts of verve. They all have greatly different appearances and hold different appeal, but each is versatile, well-planned and almost definitely more intriguing than your average people carrier.
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