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Asides
According to Model Maker, Sqd. Ldr. J. Crampton, one-time enthusiastic owner of a 2.9-litre Maserati, spent his last summer holiday…
April 1964
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Miniatures News, April 1964
Not resting on their laurels with their new "Classics," described in Motor Sport last month, Corgi have added another of…
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Road Test
The Exciting Chevrolet Corvette String Ray In distinct contrast to Ford of America, General Motors make little effort to sell…
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The Ginetta G4 1500
On the road with a 120 m.p.h. version of this excellent kit car One of the most pleasant features of…
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New 970-c.c. and 1,275-c.c. Engines for the B.M.C. Mini-Cooper S
The British Motor Corporation is naturally anxious to perpetuate the Mini-Cooper S victory in the Monte Carlo Rally. With the…
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B.M.W. Car Club
Among readers who found pleasure in the photographs of 328 B.M.W. Sports cars in recent issues, was the Press Secretary…
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Porsche Club of Great Britain
The British Porsche Club held a social weekend at Stratford-upon-Avon on February 29th/March 1st and over 50 Porsche cars were…
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Now You Know
A reader in Portsmouth writes to ask the definitions of the various grades of motoring events. Briefly, according to the…
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Winter Races
The Australian Championship This winter the regular series of races run in New Zealand and Australia were held to a…
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A Competition History of the O.M.
[This competition history of a rare Italian car is the work of Ivor Linsdell of the O.M. Register, who wrote…
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Automobile Accessories Reviewed
Timing Cars and Motor Races The present interest in car performance and motor racing means that, more than ever before,…
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Three New B.M.C. Sports Cars
The British Motor Corporation, as the World's largest producer of sports cars (in the past 18 years they have made…
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Letters from Readers, April 1964
N.B.—Opinions expressed are those of our Correspondents and "Motor Sport" does not necessarily associate itself with them.—Ed. Rover's Reply Sir,…
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