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Miscellany, August 2003
The ERA club magazine is of great interest to all who were inspired by the racing activities of these cars…
August 2003
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When £2 would buy you a cyclecar
The updated reprint of Wheel Patter by the late Dudley Colley, with a new chapter by his son Tony, (ISBN…
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Trial results
The second 2003 VSCC Trial, the John Harris, had 99 starters and embraced 14 sections. Award winners: Dick Batho Trophy:…
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Superior Midlands coachbuilder rediscovered
For a long time the history of coachbuilding was a closed book, but more recently researchers have begun to fill…
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Redefining vintage sportscars
I had a dream. Rather a dubious one. I am told that it is good to discuss what you dreamt…
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Ki-gass aeroplanes and automobiles
"That's the Ki-Gass. You won't have heard of that." "Actually, Sir, I have one on my car." This conversation took…
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Twenties low-cost motoring
The commemoration of the late Basil Davenport's wonderful achievements with his racing GNs, notably 'Spider', and the pleasing fact that…
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Guy Robins
Obituary Guy Robins has died, aged 96. He will be remembered for his association with HRG sportscars, which he drove…
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Memoirs of the journalist who won Le Mans
A book I awaited with expectancy is Paul Frère's My Life Full of Cars (Haynes, ISBN 1 85960 670 9,…
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