File:Bean 14.jpg
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English: 1925 Bean 14 HP two-seat car with which Francis Birtles broke the Darwin to Melbourne overland record in 1926 and the London to Melbourne overland record in 1927–28. It is nicknamed the "Sundowner". |
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