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This pair might hail from different backgrounds, but the they have quite a bit in common. We debate whether it’s the 964 Carrera RS or the Griffith 500 that deserves the greatest plaudits today
FIVE CLASSIC TRIALS 1981 MORGAN 4/4 FOUR-SEATER
Morgan has always been in its own niche, with a following that defies analysis – and it strays from its 1930s-derived styling at its peril. The sleek, glassfibre Plus 4 Plus of 1963 bombed while the c
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