1927 Le Mans 24 hours: The Bentley team prepare for the race. Number 3 is the winning car of Dr. John Benjafield and Sammy Davis

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1927 Le Mans 24 hours: The Bentley team prepare for the race. Number 3 is the winning car of Dr. John Benjafield and Sammy Davis

Le Mans, France.
18-19 June 1927.
The Bentley team prepare for the race. Number 3 is the winning car of Dr. John Benjafield and Sammy Davis..
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