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 Just finished reading a fantastic book. Very entertaining read and highly recommended to anybody even slightly interested in Australian motorsports. What a true Aussie champion and legend. Talk about a never say die attitude. Bloody brilliant. Some good stories from the Johnson/Brock era. I remember meeting Dick at a PR/signing event for Shell many years ago - probably mid 90's. Great guy
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Book Review - Dick Johnson Autobiography
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