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ROLLS-ROYCE IN THE THIRTIES

ROLLS-ROYCE IN THE THIRTIES A new book on Rolls-Royce Now available. This (a companion to " The Vintage Bentley Book " which is still available at 10/6 (post free) book…

January 1962 Issue

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Notes on the cars at Monza

The days of new designs appearing at Monza as a prelude to the next season are long since gone, with all-the-year-round racing, and development being done as and when it…

October 1976 Issue

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“It was just such an easy car to drive fast; the faster you went, the better it felt” Stirling Moss

The Maserati 250F is rightly regarded as one of the greatest Grand Prix cars, so the chance to drive Stirling Moss’s 1956 Monaco GP winner was the fulfilment of a…

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An Alfa Romeo Query

Sir, Donald Healey traced the true story of the development of his famous straight-eight Triumph Dolomites of 1934-1936 in his MOTOR SPORT article of August 1972. He also confirmed that…

January 1974 Issue

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