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World Sportscar Championship: Le Mans reflections
Annual outings Look at the grid for most rounds of the World Sportscar Championship, and you can count perhaps 30…
August 1987
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Veteran to classic
Party for an ex-President A very enjoyable party was given by former VSCC president Kenneth Neve at Oulton Park circuit on June…
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Veteran to classic
Brooklands reunion Following the VSCC meeting at Silverstone, we drove to Weybridge for the Brooklands Society Annual Reunion. Staying at…
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Veteran to classic
The roads of the 1920's We left Owen John driving various cars in the short-lived General Strike of 1926. 1…
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Veteran to classic
Blown Bugattis It is well-known that Ettore Bugatti, as well as being an eccentric in his lifestyle, was eccentric over…
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Book reviews, August 1987, August 1987
Jaguar Sports Racing St Works Competition Cars From 1954 by Andrea Whyte. 624 pp. 103/4" x 8". (GT Foulis& Co, Sparkford, Yeovil,…
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VSCC June Silverstone
Variety club Another splendid vintage Silverstone event occupied many of us on the last Saturday in June, when the Hawthorn…
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Letters:
Adios amigo? Sir, I am the owner of a Costin Amigo, the interesting wooden-chassis, aerodynamic GT designed and built by…
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