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1965 British Grand Prix race report - A close thing
A close thing Silverstone, July 10th. THIS year the R.A.C. sold the rights of the British Grand Prix to the…
August 1965
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Reims 12-hour race – not exciting
Reims, France, July 3rd/4th. COMING rather soon after the Le Mans 24-hour race neither Ford nor Ferrari were interested in…
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Some Le Mans cars
LAST month we printed a very brief and hasty report on the Le Mans 24-hour race, due to printing schedules…
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Fragments on forgotten makes
No. 32—the Phoenix THE Phoenix Company was formed by J. Van Hooydonk. Hooydonk was born in Brussels and was badly…
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Padworth's exhibition of famous and historic cars (July 17th)
This typically English happening took place in the grounds of Padworth College, Aldermaston, in aid of the Save the Children…
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Mintext testing ground
That the co-efficient of concordance amongst twelve motoring journalists trying to discover, through self-applied tests, the pads most suitable for…
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1965 French Grand Prix race report: A hat-trick of wins for Clark
The French, like the British, seem unable to decide on a real home for their classic Grand Prix event, and…
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Reflections on the G.P. de I'A.C.F.
It is strange how some circuits and organisers have to have at least one Formula One race before they can…
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Reflections on the British Grand Prix
AFTER the recent Belgian Grand Prix there was a great deal of admiration for Clark having won that race four…
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The Fiat 2300S Ghia Coupé
A beautifully-appointed 120 m.p.h. GT car of considerable individuality THE V.S.C.C. OuIton Park Week-End usually coincides with the testing of…
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Panhard Citroen amalgamation
At an extraordinary General Meeting the Citroën Company has ratified the amalgamation of Citroën and Panhard. In accordance with legal…
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Another look at the Issigonis Minis
The British Motor Corporation's Mini Minors need no introduction, for they are as much a part of the British motoring…
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Miniatures news, August 1965
The latest Corgis comprise two Chevrolet Impalas, a Fire Chief's Car and a taxi, both 4 1/2 in. long and…
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Record?
Joe Dembrowski of Cheltenham has claimed the British fuel economy record for cars on public roads. Under observation, his Pirelli-shod…
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Record
Record June sales made the Chevrolet Motor Division of General Motors Corporation the first motor manufacturer in history to sell…
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"In full flight"
"In Full Flight," by Captain A. Spooner, D.S.O., D.F.C. 272 pp. (Macdonald & Co. (Publishers) Ltd., Gulf House, 2, Portman…
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"Fokker—the creative years,"
"Fokker The Creative Years," by A. R. Weyl. 420 pp. (Putnam & Co. Ltd., 42, Great Russell Street, London, W.C.1.…
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"Building aeroplanes for 'those magnificent men'"
"Building Aeroplanes for 'Those Magnificent Men'" by Air Commodore Allen Wheeler, C.D.E. 95 pp. 9 7/8 in. x 7 1/8…
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Brooklands reopens—for one nostalgic afternoon
The "Hand and Spear," June 26th. THE idea of a re-union between those who remember the old Motor Course at…
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The vintage years of the Morgan 3-wheeler
(Continued from the July issue) 1926.—Enthusiasm for Morgan was unabated, in spite of one unkind cartoon which depleted a Grand…
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