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  To make our mark we had the company
name carved in stone on this original millstone found locally.
 The Victorian over-shot water wheel was built circa
1870 by Filmier & Mason of Guildford, found unused at Albury Mill
(awaiting demolition) was moved and placed on display for all to enjoy
and the lovely old strawberry cart which I restored and painted, was
possibly used in the fields of Kent many moons ago, but a reminder of
a time not long ago when things were a little slower and horse power
meant just that.
  After many gifts from old and new customers and
of course all the bits found by Paul and George at various junk shops,
the showroom has now turned into more of a museum than a car showroom
, however it still allows room for some of the more interesting cars.
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new addition to the garage is a Healey Tickford with a 2.5 Riley engine
from the Donald Healey Motor Company Ltd., in 1953. Also a pair of Graham
Hill's racing overalls, found locally, one set from the late 1960's
and the other from the Embassy sponsored season of the mid 1970's, which
sadly became his last.
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