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Here's the article from the NYT auto blog
https://wheels.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/10/28/graham-nearn-founder-of-caterham-cars-is-dead/
https://wheels.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/10/28/graham-nearn-founder-of-caterham-cars-is-dead/
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Graham Nearn, Founder of Caterham Cars, Is Dead
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Sorry to hear this. He kept the seven alive, and it's still going strong. Nearn sold the company in 2005, but the new owners are continuing in his tradition and is looking to expand into other types of vehicles.
If anyone hasn't read "Roadster" by Chris Goodrich, pick up a copy. It's great reading about putting together a Caterham 7.
If anyone hasn't read "Roadster" by Chris Goodrich, pick up a copy. It's great reading about putting together a Caterham 7.