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Matters of moment, June 1967
Ford Corsair 2000E v. the "Windsor Castle" There was a time when long-distance record attempts on the road were considered…
June 1967
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51st Targa Florio
Porsche win again Cefalu, May 14th. That Porsche won the annual dice round the Sicilian mountains was no surprise for…
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Continental notes, June 1967
After the victory by the Ford "Mirage" in the Francorchamps 1,000-kilometre race the question a lot of people were asking…
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Tulip rally
As each of the 17 rounds in the European Rally Championship appears one can see changes in format as organisers…
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Austrian Alpine rally
With seventeen events in the European Rallies Championship calendar it stands to reason that several of these will suffer with…
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The Audi Super 90
The Super 90 is a more urgeful version of the original Audi 70, the car Volkswagen have concocted out of…
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The Simca 1501GLS road test
Sir, I feel that the public may be a little misled by some small inaccuracies which appeared in last month's…
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Triumph Spitfire to Monaco
The smalll sports car used to be an item peculiar to British manufacturers, surprising enough when you think that the…
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Veteran Edwardian vintage, June 1967
A section devoted to old-car matters THE V.S.C.C. SILVERSTONE MEETING (April 22nd) While the Americans were busy scratching the surface of…
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The H.C.V.C. Brighton run
The Historic Commercial Vehicle Run from London to Brighton is becoming almost as much an institution as the Brighton Run…
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Sir, Your correspondent, Mr. Blight, asked for the b.h.p. of the J-type Duesenberg. As far as I know, the figures…
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Pre-war aeroplanes
Sir, With reference to the D.H. Tiger Moths used in the film "The Blue Max" in fact both the articles…
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Registering a Rolls-Royce – in Africa
Sir, I venture to send you the enclosed rear-end view of my 1933 20-25 h.p. (chassis GLZ 37) Rolls-Royce with…
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The Power of the Duesenberg
The Power of the Duesenberg Sir, Anthony Blight asks if I really know the power output of the Model "…
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Sir, I was delighted to see an illustration of the Faun car in your April issue. Your caption to this…
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The Faun
Sir, With reference to your excellent picture of a Faun car in a German speed event of the twenties, I…
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The Brook's Super Sparker
Sir, Your correspondent Mr. N. Buxton would like to know about the Brook's Super Sparker. He will be interested to…
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1967 Monaco Grand Prix race report: Hulme the victor on black day
It is now just one whole year since the present Grand Prix Formula really got under way, for this time…
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Letter from Europe
[By means of which the Continental Correspondent, while he is motoring abroad, keeps in touch with the Editor.] Dear W.…
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The cost of motoring sport
6: Rallying In only one of the previous articles have we discussed a branch of motoring sport in which the driver…
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