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Matters of Moment, February 1950
Britain Can Make It. For some years the term "sports cars" has been less appropriate than it was formerly. When…
February 1950
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Reports of Recent Events, February 1950
North London E.C.C. Christmas Trial Held on December 18th, the results were not to hand in time for the last…
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The Argentine Races
The first of the South American winter races, which "Bira," Reg. Parnell and Peter Whitehead attended from this country, was…
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Club Affairs, February 1950
The Sheffield and Hallamshire M.C. is holding its annual dinner and presentation of awards at the Grand Hotel, Sheffield, on…
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Those Continentals
Great interest has been shown in some of the cars used for the series of races held recently in the…
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The New TD M.G. Midget
At a cocktail party at Nuffield House, Piccadilly, on January 17th, the new TD M.G. Midget was released. We were…
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Rally Rolls-Royce
At a small champagne-party at the Park Ward works at Willesden on January 16th, journalists and well-wishers were shown the…
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A New Year's Honour
Mr. J. A. Hunt, general manager of The Hymatic Engineering Co., Redditch, Wores., and Chairman of the Birmingham Advisory Committee,…
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Vintage Veerings
There is no need to state the case for vintage machinery on this page, because those who read it are…
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Book Review
"Motoring Abroad" by Rodney Walkerley (Temple Press, Ltd., Bowling Green Lane, E.C.1, 223 pages, 10s. 6d.). This is really excellent…
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15,000 Miles With A Javelin
Personal Experiences of the Managing Director of "Motor Sport" with one of these popular 1½-litre Cars. I was first attracted…
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The 8-Litre Bentley
This article on the 8-litre Bentley, surely the most representative example of the luxury vintage car, has been written specially…
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Another Retirement
We are informed that R. Antony Jackson has resigned his position as Home and Export Sales Manager of the Aston-Martin…
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New Exide Catalogue
Notable in a new edition of the Exide car and motor-cycle battery catalogue, just published by The Chloride Electrical Storage…
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Sideslips by "Baladeur"
In an earlier article in this series, I made some attempt to sketch the course of the nineteenth-century controversy with…
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Without Comment
Petrol rationing has been withdrawn in France and in Australia. Earl Howe, speaking at the Jubilee Dinner of the C.S.M.A.,…
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The Monte Carlo Road
Although the Monte Carlo Rally is not one of the oldest of motoring competitions, the road to Monte Carlo has…
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In Miniature
Enthusiasm for motor sport is an intense affair, so that besides driving a good car and going to sporting fixtures,…
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"Exeter" Week-End
Good Sport Provided by the M.C.C.'s 26th Winter Trial There is something about the "Exeter"—it must be tradition, old boy!…
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A National Benzol Appointment
W. Charlton has been appointed publicity manager of the National Benzole Company, Limited. Educated at Peter Symond's Winchester, and St.…
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