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PESSIMISM UNDER CONTROL
PESSIMISM UNDER CONTROL TN the last Editorial which graced this page we pointed to the need to plan now for…
April 1942
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MORE FRONTENAC
MORE FRONTENAC [Last month H. L. Biggs gave some technical details of Frontenac Fords. A correspondent to " N.A.R.N.," the…
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ALFA-ROMEO WINS SECOND BUENOS AIRES GRAND PRIX
ALFA-ROMEO WINS SECOND BUENOS AIRES GRAND PRIX Jose Canziani on a VI2 3.8-litre car averages 67 m.p.h. Field includes six…
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SOME NOTES ON STREAMLINED SALOON BODYWORK
SOME NOTES ON STREAMLINED SALOON BODYWORK A Review of Recent Examples I There is a general suggestion, backed by many…
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ON ENTHUSIASM versus HUMAN NATURE
ON ENTHUSIASM versus HUMAN NATURE THINGS are not alw ays what they seem, as two aireraftsmen in a West Country…
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ON THE ROAD WITH A 5-LITER BUGATTI
ON THE ROAD WITH A 5-LITRE BUGATTI By CECIL CLUTTON BUGATTI type numbers are a perpetual stumbling block, even to…
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Cars I have owned
[Capt. L. Roy Taylor, a friend of that great enthusiast Donald Monro, carries on this series, which, quite frankly, has…
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THE 1921 T.T VAUXHALL ENGINE
THE 1921 T.T. VAUXHALL ENGINE Although the T.T. Vauxhall engine was designed by Harry Ricardo over twenty years ago, its…
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AN AMERICAN PARADOX
AN AMERICAN PARADOX Joe Lowrey discusses a peculiar contradiction in the development of aircraft and motor-cars in the U.S.A. and…
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RUMBLINGS, April 1942
2,000 Different Makes OUGH the kindness of a reader we now have i our possession a most remarkable publication, in…
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RACING A L'AMERICAINE
RACING A L'AMERICAINE I We asked a friend to supply a review of 1941 American racing—the only motor racing left—and…
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Club News, April 1942
etia /Lewd ,„,...???•?1111111r WE HEAR .. . . .. . . In spite of the banishing of the" basic" at…
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STOP PRESS !
STOP PRESS! As we close for press we hear of a few interesting cars for disposal. The Anzaniengine(' Lea-Francis which…
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LETTERS from READEARS
Sir, It is nearly a year now since I last sought space in the columns of your excellent magazine. In…
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CYCLE-CARISTS
CYCLE-CARISTS [An account which indicates how enthusiasm prevails in spite of the war and one which may convey a warning…
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McKENZIE'S GARAGES LTD.
McKENZIE'S GARAGES LTD. I, BRIDGE PLACE, S.W. I. We wish to thank our large clientele of Bentley and Rolls Royce…
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ON THE ROAD WITH A 5-LITRE BUGATTI
Maximum speed was not tried for, in view of the transmission vibration, but a little short of 80 m.p.h. was…
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE MAGNETTE, Type N.B., unbloWn, actual works T.T. car ; formerly used in speed trials by P. R. Monkhouse,…
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