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Initial production of the supercharged Connaught Type-D GT Syracuse (a limited edition of 100 bespoke cars) is poised to commence in a brand new technical facility in
2006 Connaught Type-D GT Syracuse - Images, Specifications and
Connaught celebrates the 50th anniversary of the Syracuse victory with the introduction of a high performance Connaught Type-D Syracuse Edition.
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Thereafter the "B" type has been known as the "Syracuse" Connaught and the name was used for the car presented in the 2004 revival. In 1962, Jack Fairman attempted to
Connaught Type D H – hybrid cars | TheGreenCarWebsite.co.uk
Orders are being taken on the Connaught Type D GT Syracuse and it is expected that the Type D-H hybrid will follow shortly. Check back at TheGreenCarWebsite.co.uk for more
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Type-D Syracuse; Type-D Hybrid; Connaught's R&D and production facilities are based in Llanelli, Wales near the Pembrey Race Circuit. External links
Connaught Engineering - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Thereafter the "B" type has been known as the "Syracuse" Connaught and the name was used for the car presented in the 2004 revival. In 1962, Jack Fairman attempted to
Connaught Type-D GT Syracuse Edition - SUPERCARS.NET
Refined yet practical, the Connaught GT Syracuse comes with personalised leather and aluminium interior, air conditioning with climate control and ISOfix child restraint
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The first 100 cars off the production line will be the V10 powered Connaught Type-D GT Syracuse. These will be followed by the petrol/electric powered Connaught Type-D h
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The Syracuse Grand Prix - 1955 - Dennis David & Family
speed of 102.36 m.p.h. and a new Syracuse circuit record. It suddenly dawned on the handful of British spectators, and the jubilant mechanics in the Connaught pit
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