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William Talman
9th August 1969
View of the River Thames at low tide near Vauxhall Bridge
posing with an autographed cricket bat which is to be raffled to raise over �30 000 for a special spinal injury centre
In 1978 he died of injuries sustained in an accident at the start of the Italian Grand Prix at Monza
1964 Peel P50 Size:XL: 120 x 100cm William Talman1964 Peel P50, (c1964?). The Peel range of 3 wheeled cars first appeared in 1962 at the London Motor Show. The Peel P50 was produced by the Peel Engineering Company who were manufacturers of fibreglass fairings and boats at Peel on the Isle of Man. At just 53 inches (1. 34m) long and 39 inches (99cm) wide the Peel 50 is the smallest 3 wheeler ever produced. With a top speed of 38mph and powered by a 49cc DKW engine it was designed purely as a single