Turn Left - The Riffs Have Risen From England to Cape Town in a Baby Car
Language: English
Published by TheRoyal Automobile Club, 1981
- Hardcover
- Used
Seller: Armchair Motorist, ACTON, ON, CanadaArmchair Motorist
AbeBooks seller since December 15, 2005
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Wonderful account of an adventurous journey in 1933 from England to Cape Town in a baby Morris 8 car. Detailed notes of the route taken, road surfaces, petrol prices and accommodation give a real flavour of the scale of the journey. With /dj Illustrated by: .
Seller Inventory # AM2776
Bibliographic details
- Title
- Turn Left - The Riffs Have Risen From England to Cape Town in a Baby Car
- Author
- Gilg, Cameron A.
- Publisher
- TheRoyal Automobile Club
- Publication year
- 1981
- Condition
- Fine(1)
- Binding
- Hardbound
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 0862110165
- ISBN 13
- 9780862110161
- Seller catalogs
- Travel
Armchair Motorist
ACTON, ON, Canada
AbeBooks seller since December 15, 2005
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Armchair Motorist
ON, Canada
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Whatley at gwhatley@mac.com or 416 727 0441.
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