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1932 D32 nicknamed the "Greyhound Touring" model.
A variation of the Douglas ridden by Robert Edison Fulton around the world, from 1932-1933, documented in his book, "One Man Caravan".
Known for its horizontally opposed twin cylinder engined motorcycles and as manufacturers of speedway racers.
600cc Side Valve, 4 speed engine.
Mascots on the bike are a Greyhound and "Wee Jamie", who is the Douglas mascot holding a Douglas engine in his hand.