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Another Ghost Story
Sir, Like no doubt many others I was most interested in your article "Another Ghost Story", March 1977. You state…
April 1977
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For the record
Sir, It is seldom that Motor Sport makes rnistakes in any of its reports, but in the March issue you…
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Mr. Sanderson's Rolls-Royce
Sir, I was greatly interested by your article in this month's Motor Sport and have been pushing calculator buttons since…
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Lionel Vincent Thomas Special—LVT 1
I wonder if you or any of your staff or readers can help me trace the history of a rather…
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A Club for Stags?
Over the past few months, I have noticed considerable correspondence in the motoring press over the qualities of Triumph Stags,…
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Not Etonians
Sir, Thank you for your excellent and readable article on the turbo Porsche which I enjoyed as usual with your…
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Royal Motoring
Sir, With reference to the regular feature in Motor Sport, "Cars in Books", I am riot sure whether you have…
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A Satisfied Customer
Sir. Being a reader of Motor Sport for over 20 years, I have been amused at the numerous letters from…
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Those Clockwork P2s
Sir, Re: those clockwork P2 Alfa Romeos... At a very tender age I was at a certain boarding-school in the…
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Tolerant Police
Sir, It is sad to read of the pathetic behaviour of the police in Ringwood, Dorset, but let me redress…
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