That 3- litre Bentley

That 3-litre Bentley

Sir, Congratulations on your Golden Jubilee issue, it certainly brought back many happy

memories.

The 3-litre Red Label Bentley on your front cover immediately took my eye and on looking up some old snaps I confirmed it was a car I was proudly allowed to drive in my younger days when owned by my brother-inlaw and I enclose a snap I took of it in Salisbury in 1930.

What pleasure motoring was in those days, ROP at II id. a gallon. Southampton J. W. DRISCOLL

Page 44, June 1974

Veteran Edwardian Vintage

A section devoted to old-car matters VSCC Silverstone meeting The Vintage SCC had every reason to be pleased with its first 1974 race meeting, which attracted a big crowd, some "new" cars, was...

Page 35, April 1951

LETTERS from READERS

LETTERS from READERS BEADNISCENCES Sir, I am very interested in the letters appearing in Almon. Sismer, wherein veterao motorists relate stories of bygone days. I have been driving for 41 years,...

Page 52, October 1975

Vintage Postbag

Motor Sport and Bentleys Sir, Perhaps to justify your confidence in our records relating to Vintage Bentleys, I thought you might like to have the following information concerning those bought new...

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Page 68, December 1981

Bentley, Sunbeam or Vauxhall?

Sir, Your recent article about the 3-litre Sunbeam and the Sunbeam Club's register of these cars was of great interest to me because I owned the car GF 8534 in the mid-thirties. Perhaps I could...

Page 46, June 1974

The Leyland Eight

Sir, Reading the March Motor Sport brought back nostalgic memories. I particularly enjoyed your article on that incredible creation of J. G. Parry Thomas, the Leyland Eight, which I had the good...

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