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The inside of one of Donald Healey's annual Christmas cards also offered New Year's greetings:
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what did the outside look like???
See Post #8 in this thread:
https://www.britishcarforum.com/bcf/showthread.php?118222-Merry-Christmas-to-ALL
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Very Impressive from 85!!! When was the last year that the Man sent you a Christmas card???
I believe that 1985 was the last. I don't recall if he sent Christmas cards in 1986, and by Christmastime 1987 he was in poor health and declining - he passed away in January 1988 - and I tend to doubt there was a 1987 edition. All of that said, I wasn't keeping score and so perhaps others could provide more definitive information.
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