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Anders Ditlev Clausager
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192 pages
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MG Saloon Cars: From the 1920s to the 1970s
$85.00
British Motor Industry Heritage Trust archivist Anders Clausager takes you through the 14/28 and 18/8 models of the 1920s, the Magnas and Magnettes, the jewel-like PA Airline Coupe of the early 1930s, the gorgeous and very expensive VA/SA/WA saloons of the late 1930s, the postwar Y-Types and the Z Magnettes of the 1950s. Clausager also profiles models produced since then, from the Farina Magnette to the Montego Turbo.
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