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OPINIONS OF THE TRIUMPH HERALD
OPINIONS OF THE TRIUMPH HERALD Sir, Your letters from Mr. Atkinson (August 1959) and Mr. Norton (March 1960) concerning their…
April 1960
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MOTOR SPORT
A SPORTS THREE-WHEELER Sir, I read with surprise and some humour the letter from Mr. L. Oehvit about, his Berkeley.…
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MISSING - A TALBOT
MISSING—A TALBOT Sir, I wonder if your readers would be, willing to assist the in the tracing of a 1932…
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THE CUBAN GRAND PRIX (February 28th)
THE CUBAN GRAND PRIX (February 28th) Stirling Moss drove a Type 61 Maserati, with 2.8-litre four-cylinder engine and " birdcage…
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LETTERS, April 1960
Sir, I would like to offer a few words in defence of the Triumph Herald which, I hope, will offset…
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