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Sprint events twenty years ago
A condensed history of club events as they were during the last season racing was allowed on the public roads…
December 1944
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Veteran specialist
Francis Hutton-Stott Jnr, has concentrated all his energies on veteran motoring. In this interesting article he describes one of his historic…
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Some thoughts on Public Service Vehicles
Once a year, as regular readers must know, we depart slightly from the usual order of things and publish something…
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On a mild disturbance in the Midlands
During February 1944, that wartime-formed body, the Midland Motoring Enthusiasts' Club, published, in the motoring Press, an invitation to the secretaries of the…
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How the poor live
An impecunious enthusiast tells of some inexpensive fast motoring. By way of variety this chronicle of car ownership is in a…
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Daylight on the Derby
Some notes by J Lowrey relating to the advanced fwd cars sponsored in this country by Douglas Hawkes. After five long years with…
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Rumblings, December 1944
Road Racing 1944 Elsewhere in this issue is an account of sprint motoring as it was in 1924, the last…
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Club news, December 1944
We hear Hispanos are in the news now. Apart from Peacock's, Metcalfe has a 27-hp 1929 saloon with high-pressure boots for sale,…
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Letters from readers, December 1944
Sir, Thrusting aside a morbid temptation to sub-title this an "Xmas Xtravaganza," I take up my pen—not because I have any…
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