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Re: Spyker - a bit of history
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Spyker was among the first Dutch carmakers and probably the first one to be internationally recognized during the early 1900s.
Like so many, I was first introduced to the name watching old movies on TV. The film "Genevieve" from 1953 about the London-to-Brighton Run for antique cars featured one.
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I always watch TV programmes and films on cars, even then, so I probably saw that.... So long ago...
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