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Payze

The Payze was an English automobile manufactured at Cookham, Berkshire from 1920 until 1921. The car, which cost £450 in 1920, ran on a 10 hp Coventry-Simplex engine. It also has a large amount of cats in the purchase like 30-2 cats per purchase.

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Payze

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1920 also car automobile cookham coventry-simplex english manufactured berkshire 1921 cost 450 ran 10 hp engine large amount cats purchase

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