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aeronca65t
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Nice score.
There was three "regular" Magnettes at the Moss Motors Britfest this Spring.
You can see them in these pictures;
There was three "regular" Magnettes at the Moss Motors Britfest this Spring.
You can see them in these pictures;
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aeronca65t
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Speaking of these cars and right hand drive, here's a Morris Isis (a car closely related to the Magnette) that was for sale near me last year.
As you can see, the car is right hand drive. What you can't see is that the car has a complex linkage to allow right hand shifting (with the shifter being between the driver's door and the seat)
As you can see, the car is right hand drive. What you can't see is that the car has a complex linkage to allow right hand shifting (with the shifter being between the driver's door and the seat)
kennypinkerton
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Some old Ford GT's have the odd shifter arrangement too.