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1937 Lambourn (Lambourn Garages?) developed a passenger-carrying Fordson V8 petrol engine.
It had a dummy Fordson radiator grille at the front and a real radiator at the rear behind the engine. The throttle and clutch were hydraulically operated. Between-the-axles the frame height was only 18in (450mm).
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