Product Description
Available in Black and Dark Navy
Cord Cadet Cap
£14.00
In Stock
A very popular Mariner/ Breton style cap in cord with a free lapel pin
Additional Information
| Colour | Black, Dark Navy |
|---|---|
| Size | 57cm, 58cm, 59cm, 60cm |
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The MG6R4 was launched in 1984 making its press debut at London’s Excelsior Hotel in London. 6R4 stood for, 6 cylinder, Rally, 4-wheel drive and its 400bhp, V64V engine enabled the car to hit 60mph in just 3.2secs and 100mph in 8.2secs.
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