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CONTENTS, January 1944

CONTENTS • • • Letters from Readers 17 ••. • • • The Rembrandt Meeting 1 A Brief Test of a V8 F.W.D. Cord .. 11 Details of an Ambitious…

January 1944 Issue

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—a Gearbox for Every Racing Car Monopoly is a word which is sometimes over-worked, and it often has pejorative overtones. Yet in the space of eight years, the name of…

November 1969 Issue

By Mike Doodson

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Road Test - The New Opel Kadett 1.3SGL

General Motors’ Little Winner The new Opel Kadett, with front-wheel-drive contrived, of course, form a transverse engine, is a very significant newcomer in the light-car field. It represents the new…

February 1980 Issue

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What is the Reliant GT really like? The Editor Drives the Latest 3-litre Ford V6-engined Scimitar Reliant, for most people, implies a 4-cylinder three-wheeler. These economy devices have, with the…

September 1968 Issue

By Bill Boddy

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