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Musings....Reasoned racing

J.W. tries Britain's most popular saloon car racing series for himself, equipped with a twin carburettor Vauxhall Nova Sport. Hurricane Charlie devastated more than Birmingham's first edition of street racing…

November 1986 Issue

By Jeremy Walton

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V-C Miscellany, September 1995

My "Forgotten Makes" piece on the Mercer has brought a letter from Mr W Mackintosh of Katoomba, Australia, telling me that the T-head Mercer 35 was produced alongside the L-head…

September 1995 Issue

By Bill Boddy

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Vauxhall Victor

"Steering-column lever has no means for lubrication without dismantling and seems to be slightly stiff now." "Synchromesh inoperative from new - two lots of cones inserted, then renewed free by…

August 1962 Issue

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Wet Squibb

Sir The letter headed Bright Spark in the September issue appears to me to be contradictory. Most sincerely I endorse Mr Wickham's first paragraph. His second paragraph is an argument…

October 1990 Issue

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