FILMCBCodename: Bullet

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Name: Codename: Bullet
Duration: 90 min

1h 30m runtime

1h 30m

film with a runtime of 90 minutes. Presented in English.

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Runtime1h 30m

Minutes90

One SittingYes

With Break1h 42m

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Triumph TR7 and TR8 Single DVD "Codename: Bullet - The Story of the Triumph TR7 & TR8" A J Clancy Production supplied by Clas6 classics Running time 1 hours 30 mins (approx) For anyone that has ever owned a TR7, dreamed of owning a TR7, a bit of a Triumph fan or just interested in cars, this DVD is for you. One of the most popular aspects of the TR7 history is the Abingdon Works rally programme. We're often asked if there is any film of the rally cars in action and thanks to ex-Competitions Manager, Bill Price, there certainly is! Bill allowed us to use the footage he'd shot on Super 8 film which had never previously been transferred to video.

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Runtime1h 30m

Can Finish TonightYes

One SittingYes

With Break1h 42m

Movie Facts

Runtime1h 30m

LanguageEnglish

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