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V-E-V Miscellany, August 1969, August 1969
A reader who has completely restored a 1933 Armstrong Siddeley tourer needs an open touring body for it. A 1922…

A reader who has completely restored a 1933 Armstrong Siddeley tourer needs an open touring body for it. A 1922…
It is becoming a popular gambit, when a used car is advertised for sale, perhaps at an elevated price, for…
As a change from circuit racing at Oulton Park and Silverstone, and later this year at Thruxton, the Vintage S.C.C.…
Gahagan did not keep for long the vintage Mors tourer reported on in our May issue; he sold it to…
The Vintage Sports Car Club, in its wisdom, is having a slight frown at specials built from vintage, p.v.t. or…
Those Old Leyland Lorries Sir, In your account of the H.C.V.C. run to Brighton you commented on the sterling qualities…
At the conclusion of our report on the S.T.D. Register London Talbot Rally we remarked that the Sunbeams would have…
"Louis Renault", by Anthony Rhodes. 235 pp. 8½ in. x 5¾ in. (Cassell and Co. Ltd., 35, Red Lion Square,…
If the Dutch Grand Prix is looked at in the overall scene of International rating it was satisfactory enough, with…
Nurnberg, Germany, June 29th. The 200-mile race organised by the very enthusiastic Motorsport-Club, Nurnberg branch of the A.D.A.C. was run…
The Ford Escort Twin-Cam Last year, when the Ford Escort was an exciting new model, I tried it in 1300GT…
Britain's contribution to the European Touring Car Championship has rapidly increased in status in recent times and the six-hour event…
N.B.—Opinions expressed are those of our correspondents and Motor Sport does not necessarily associate itself with them.—Ed. Strength in Numbers…
An outfit for the Continental Correspondent? He has become keen on caravans in recent years and is wildly enthusiastic about…
From Japan to Mexico, Surfers Paradise and Milwaukee, we chart the best onboard racing shots caught in 2025
Lance Stroll and Fernando Alonso collided at COTA, causing a huge accident at the 2022 US GP – the Canadian refused to apportion blame
Josef Newgarden demonstrated some true grit at Elkhart Lake last weekend. He broke his right collarbone and hand in a big accident in Texas two weeks earlier but bounced back…
With pressure mounting on a struggling Daniel Ricciardo, Pato O'Ward is going from strength to strength – he'll never be in a better place to take his McLaren F1 chance, writes Damien Smith