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Reg Parnell - The Quiet Man Who Helped To Engineer Britain's Post-War Motor Racing Revolution

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Author: Graham Gauld, Hardbound, 208 Pages, ISBN: 9781852605612, First Edition, 1996, **VERY RARE BOOK IN EXCELLENT CONDITION**

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2750
Book Title:
Reg Parnell - The Quiet Man Who Helped To Engineer Britain's Post-War Motor Racing Revolution
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English
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Hardcover
Publication Year:
1997
Pages:
208
Author:
Graham Gauld
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