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The Way Of Things
The Way of Things Thank You ! JUDGING by the large number of letteis we have received from all parts…
December 1929
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CAPT. CAMPBELL ON.
CAPT. CAMPBELL on The future of the Speedway (Capt. Malcolm Campbell is the holder of the World's Car Speed Records…
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CONTENTS OF THIS ISSUE, December 1929
CONTENTS OF THIS ISSUE. PAGE The Way of Things ... • • • 3 LAND— The Future of the Speedway,…
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Sporting cars on the road
porting rs on the _P.a.' THE 4A LITRE INVICTA. BY THE EDITOR. THERE is always a special interest in a…
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The Supercharged Triumph Seven
The Supercharged Triumph Seven A fascinating little car with an astonishing performance. AS a general rule cars of the "…
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TO BUY OR NOT TO BUY
TO BUY OR NOT TO BUY THE question of transport has now come to such a state that a motor…
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BEHIND THE SCENES
BEHIND HE SCENES An interview with Mr. T. G. John, Managing Director of the Alvis Company. AS the Alvis concern…
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That Extra Ten Miles
That 1-4,xtra Ten Miles By F. T. BERSEY, (Mr. F. T. Bersey is the governing director of the Laystall Works).…
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1929 IN RETROSPECT
dr§ E. K. 11. KAR5LAKE. ANOTHER year has come to an end, another succession of epic battles has been fought…
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CLUB NEWS, December 1929
NEWS CLU The "London-Exeter." THE prospectus of the Motor Cycling Club's 15th London to Exeter trial has now been issued,…
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OLYMPIA
OLYMPIA AND WHY WE GO THERE. OF course one of the reasons is the fact that there are a lot…
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AIR
I1 Winter Week-Ends in the Air. Flying is no Seasonal Pastime but a Game for All the Year Round. By…
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A New Book About Flying.
A New Book About Flying. "Into the Blue". By Captain Norman Macmillan, M.C., ; Duckworth : 8s. 6d. MANY of…
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LIGHT PLANE POWER PLANTS.
LIGHT PLANE POWER PLANTS. The Air-Cooled Four-in-Line is the Pioneer of Post-War Low-Powered Engines with many Records to its Credit.…
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SLIPSTREAMS
SLIPST EAMS B v " RUDDER-BA R." The Caterpillar Club. That very select body, the Caterpillar Club, was called to…
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Gliders and Sail-Planes
Gliders and Sail-Planes ONE of the most striking features of aviation in Germany during recent years has been the advance…
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LETTERS FROM READERS., December 1929
LI-1_,TTEAS FROM RKAI )FIRS. Letters from readers on any subject are always welcome but they should be as brief as…
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-AND ANOTHER.
—AND ANOTHER. AS a regular reader of the old "MOTOR SPORT" I am very pleased to find that it has…
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AN APPRECIATION.
AN APPRECIATION. HITHERTO, on the rare occasions when I have written to the Press, I have done so because I…
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GLIDING.
GLIDING. IN the aviation notes of your paper, I see that the subject of gliders is touched upon, and as…
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