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FRAZER-NASH-B.M.W. OWNER'S GERMAN TOUR
FRAZER-NASH-B.M.W. OWNER'S GERMAN TOUR W. H. (" Bill ") Aldington is already planning another Continental holiday for twenty-five car loads…
August 1939
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WAKEFIELD WINS AGAIN
WAKEFIELD WINS AGAIN WAKEFIELD WINS AT 93.91 M.P.H. NEW E.R.A. DAMAGZS ITS PETROL TANK IN A SKID AND RETIRES JP.…
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We welcome letters for publication in these columns.
We welcome letters for publication in these columns. Letters intended for publication must be written on one side of the…
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AN UNAVOIDABLE POSTPONEMENT
Sir, I was very interested in the short article on the old s.v. Aston-Martin, published in MOTOR SPORT, as I…
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Continental Notes and News, August 1939
Continental Notes and Newz No One Really Cared The tragedy of Seaman's accident was so overwhelming that it obscured an…
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"BIRA" BEATEN AT LAST
" BIRA " BEATEN AT LAST RAYMOND MAYS WINS CRYSTAL PALACE CUP AND BREAKS LAP RECORD, WITH HIS 2-LITRE E.R.A.…
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ALTA.
ALTA. A LTA 1488 c.c. single seater racing car. Com pletely re-built this season. Numerous modifications. Has been successful in…
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COMMENTS
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