Matilda Stone’s Morris Traveller: The Car That Connects Queens of Mystery to a Missing Mother
Her three crime-writing aunts — Beth, Cat, and Jane — lovingly restored the Traveller and gave it to Matilda when she became a detective.
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Whitstable Pearl’s Citroën 2CV Fourgonnette
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The Jaguars of Oxford: Inspector Morse and Endeavour’s Iconic Classic Cars
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Vera’s Land Rover Defender: The Battered Blue Workhorse of Northumberland
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