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Is It an Ex-Brooklands Riley?
Sir, I am wondering if I might take advantage of the facilities offered by your Vintage Postbag section, to try…
April 1966
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More About the Turner
Sir, On several occasions I have contemplated writing to you about a forgotton make of car. However, someone has beaten…
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Vintage Postbag, April 1966
Fragments of History Sir, I can answer the query raised in the March issue of Motor Sport. The car used…
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A Rare Auto-Union
Sir, With reference to your article on the Audi 1700 (Motor Sport, March) and to the Auto-Union Family Tree, depicted…
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Lancia Augusta Items
Sir, It was with much interest that I read your supplement to Mr. Foeman's Lancia article—especially as it mentioned Augustas.…
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Renault Blenheim Palace Rally - June 5th
Sir, This is an early warning of the Rallye Renault which we shall be holding this year at Blenheim Palace…
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Which came first, the Eagle or the Merc ?
Through the thoughtfulness of that great enthusiast and historian, Hugh Conway, we were able to read an article entitled "Reminiscences…
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Rally Review, April 1966
Italian Rally of the Flowers It seems to he the sad task of Rally Review to devote an in amount…
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The best small-car currently available?
Enjoyable Motoring in a Front-wheel-drive Lancia Fulvia Coupe The latest model from Lancia of Turin, who have never made a…
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Miniature news
Lesney have brought out another miniature in their eagerly awaited "Models of Yesteryear" series. It is No. Y-3, a 1910…
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Smiths in the future
Smith Industries Ltd. (the new name for the old established firm of S. Smith & Son) recently showed members of…
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New Lucas Components
Joseph Lucas Ltd. announce the following new equipment of interest to competition drivers :— Formula One Racing Equipment : The…
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Book Reviews, April 1966, April 1966
"The German Grand Prix," by Cyril Posthumus. 143 pp., 7/2 1 in. 6 1 in. (Temple Press Books, Bowling Green…
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Finally
Finally, I cannot do better than to conclude by quoting the wise words on front-wheel drive of my friend, the…
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The Dynamics and Aero-Dynamics of the Front-Wheel-Drive Car
The driver is conscious or the behaviour of his car when : 1: Driving in a straight line on a…
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Speedometers and the law
Sir. With reference to the letter from Mr. R.T. Torrance of Melksham on the subject of accuracy of speedometers, if…
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The Turner
Sir, In reply to the letter sent to you by Mr. B.E. Harris-Stonewood regarding the Turner Kit Car. I own…
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Referred to Auto-Union!
Sir, An advertisement was recently published in your publication on behalf of Audi, the latest Mercedes product, and in it…
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Triumph 2000 steering
Sir, I was most interested to see the letter from your reader Mr. Richard Walker regarding steering troubles with a…
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Letters from Readers., April 1966
N.B. —Opinions expressed are those of our Correspondents and "Motor Sport" does not necessarily associate itself with them.
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