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Bizarre Cars, by Keith Ray - review

21 September 2013

9:00 AM

21 September 2013

9:00 AM

Bizarre Cars Keith Ray

The History Press, pp.176, £9.99

My various Oxford dictionaries define bizarre as eccentric, whimsical, odd, grotesque, fantastic, mixed in style and half-barbaric. By so many tokens, and with the casuistry of both Calvinist and Jesuit, it has been possible for the author of this pretty little Christmas-stocking book to include as bizarre any vehicle he chooses, including motorcycles and the micro-cars that made motoring possible after the defeat of Germany in 1945.

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