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Vintage Veerings
This year's Brighton Run coincided with the laying up of the 1951 Editorial car for additional repairs, aimed at making…
December 1952
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Letters From Readers, December 1952
Sir, The vintage Crossley has been periodically mentioned in these columns during the past 18 months, and a Register for…
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Book Reviews, December 1952, December 1952
"The Times Survey of the British Motor Industry, 1952." (64 pp. 10½ in. by 13½ in., The Times Publishing Co.,…
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Letters from Readers, December 1952
N.B.—Opinions expressed are those of our correspondents and "Motor Sport" does not necessarily associate itself with them—Ed. Mr. M. D.…
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Booklet
An interesting booklet by Bill Hartley, illustrated by many good Goodchild photographs, tells of the recent 10,000 mile non-stop run…
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Letters From Readers, December 1952
B.A.R.C. Car Badges Sir, It has come to our notice that in some cases cars are being disposed of still…
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Published by The Teesdale Publishing
Published by The Teesdale Publishing Co.. Ltd.. 15-17, City Road, London. E.C.1, and printed by Tee & Whiten and J.…
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