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For years when Graeme Page was introduced, people would say 'Oh yes, you're the car
For years when Graeme Page was introduced, people would say 'Oh yes, you're the car

For years when Graeme Page was introduced, people would say 'Oh yes, you're the car

Date6/10/1986
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Original Toronto Star caption: For years when Graeme Page was introduced; people would say 'Oh yes; you're the car.' So when a Graham Paige; a '20s model made in Detroit; came on the market last February; Page; an arts management consultant; couldn't resist it. The car; totally refurbished; will get its first real outing next weekend at the Graham Owners Club international's annual meeting; in Cobourg.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0010131F
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