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Is George Bests V12 e-type registered GGF379j still on the road?
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∙ 11y ago
Yes it is I have seen it recently at a car show at York I spoke with the owner who lives in North Lincolnshire . Car still looks very good.
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How to remove etype application from facebook?
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