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Celebrating a Gordon Bennett – Part 2
It is not surprising that the 60s had been forgotten by then, for 27 long years and a devastating World…
August 1973
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Celebrating a Gordon Bennett – Part 3
You sit looking down at the wide and shapely radiator and bonnet. At knee-level are the eleven drip-feeds, a glass-reservoir…
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First impressions of the BMW 520i
The latest 2-litre fuel-injection model from Munich completely captivates the editor Many things in this life are too good to…
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Nürburgring 6 hours
Chris Amon/Hans-Joachim Stuck in this BMW 3.0 CSL lead home a BMW 1-2-3 in the Grosser Preis Der Tourenwagen, the…
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Opinion on the Allegro
Sir, Today, (17th June) we saw the unveiling of the Austin Allegro. Most readers of Motor Sport will have formed…
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Triumph TR6 reliability
Sir, After over ten years regular readership of your magazine I am at last prompted to write to you, in…
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Letters from readers, August 1973
N.B.—Opinions expressed are those of our correspondents and MOTOR SPORT does not necessarily associate itself with them—Ed. Quartic! Sir, I…
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Channel Tunnel
Sir, I cannot help agreeing with Mr. Jenkinson in wishing for a go-ahead on the Channel Tunnel project. Last year…
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Fiat 132
Sir, This letter is the direct result of a month of disappointment and mild torture rained upon me by no…
Page 78
British reliability
Sir, My son takes your publication monthly, and I take an interest in it, particularly in the correspondence columns concerning…
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Inexpensive motoring
Sir, For the last decade I have been one of your less affluent readers, which I think qualifies me to…
Page 79
Old car freedom
Sir, Having read the recent correspondence in your excellent Journal regarding our entry into the Common Market and Old Car…
Page 79
Lighting and the law
Sir, I have noticed over the course of years that your magazine raised interesting comments on the motoring situation as…
Page 79
Alvis memories
Sir, I was delightend to see in your June issue that Mr. Voghterr (you got his name wrong) is still…
Page 79
The MG Midget
Sir, Having read Mr. C. R. Barnett's recent letter regarding his MG Midget, I have been prompted to add my…
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The ideal Rolls-Royce pair?
Sir, Speaking personally, my ideal pair is what I have been running ever since September 1958 and they are a…
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Le Mans ladies
Sir, Oh, my dear Sir, to quote G.B.S., your report on Le Mans 24 Hours. Christine Beckers is most certainly…
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Rolls-Royce enthusiast
Sir, You will not be surprised, I feel, that I should respond to the letters from the Rolls-Royce enthusiasts in…
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