When Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond, and James May stormed into town way back in 2012 on customised mobility scooters, they may have thought they were blazing a trail but little did the three motoring musketeers know that nearly a century earlier a gang of Abergavenny faces were already laying down the blueprint for the sort of daredevil experiments with vehicles that made Top Gear and The Grand Tour famous.
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