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The Truth about the Jeep
By Capt. John Moon Many people are wondering what will happen if conventional trials cars have to meet the Jeep…
September 1945
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Cars I Have Owned
A. G. Sanderson writes of his motorcycles and cars and, in particular, of some rather hot M.G.s—Ed. Like dozens of…
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Book Reviews, September 1945, September 1945
"Model Race Cars," by D. A. Russell and D. B. M. Wright. The Drysdale Press, Ltd., 3s. This book, which…
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An Englishman in Sydney
Since my arrival in Australia some three months ago I have been trying to find time to record my impressions…
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"It's One of the Team Cars, Old Boy"
There appears to exist in Austin Seven circles a fallacy as to what constitutes one of the genuine 2-seater team…
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500 Miles in the 3-Cylinder, Two-Stroke Scott-Engined Morgan 4/4
Complete reliability and ability to average very high speed. The excellent meeting at Cockfosters last July offered us an excuse…
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Out of Print
To avoid unnecessary correspondence, those subscribers desiring back numbers are informed that the following Issues are unobtainable :— 1924: June,…
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Rumblings, September 1945
New Models This is a most interesting period from the viewpoint of new models, although many that are announced cannot…
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Club News, September 1945
We hear Major Souter has purchased Boddy 's "14/75" open sports Alvis, and hopes to race his 2-litre Bugatti as…
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The First Post-War Speed Event
On August 18th, the Bristol M.C. and L.C.C. held the first post-war speed hillclimb, at Naish House, Clapton-in-Gordano. Organised primarily…
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On the Model Front
Recent reference to model cars in the pages of Motor Sport has resulted in quite a lot of correspondence on…
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Letters from Readers, September 1945
Sir, I should like to thank Mr. Crowley Milling for his correction to my article on the point of the…
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