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M.G.'s IN THE MAKING
M.G.'s 1N THE MAKING THE WORK AND HISTORY OF THE ABINGDON FIRM. THE M.G. factory at Abingdon is chiefly notable…
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MOTORING SPORTSMEN
MOTORING SP RTSMEN ( X E 147 SERIES). 11.-SIR NALCOLM CAMPBELL. IN one season of motor racing a man can…
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A CROSSLEY SURPRISE
A CROSSLEY SURPRISE. READERS will be interested to learn that Mr. Vernon Balls has acquired a team of 1100 c.c.…
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NORMAN SMITH'S HOPES.
NORMAN SMITH'S HOPES. THE DRIVER'S OWN VIEWS. T TR representative in New Zealand was able to have a few words…
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STONEGUARDS.
STONEGUARDS. /N our January issue we published a photograph of a radiator stoneguard marketed by Motor Car Com ponents Co.,…
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AN ALL-METAL FLEXIBLE TUBING
AN ALL-METAL FLEXIBLE TUBING. THE matter of fuel and oil piping is always of interest to sports car owners, as…
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A 21/2-LITRE BENTLEY
A 2 -LITRE BENTLEY FOLLO WING on the various rumours and discussions resulting from the acquisition of the Bentley concern…
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LETTERS FROM READERS, February 1932
LETTERS FROM READERS British and Foreign Cars. yOUR contributor" H.F.L.N. " in his article "The Vicious Circle" implies that an…
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Letters on any subject of interest to readers of "Motor Sport" are always welcome
Letters on any subject of interest to readers of "Motor Sport" are always welcome, but correspondents are asked to be…
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ITEMS OF INTEREST
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM VARIOUS SOURCES Riley Club's Trial. RILEY car owners, particularly those who intend, taking part in the…
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THE BRITISH EMPIRE TROPHY
THE RITISH EMPIRE ROPI-IY THE BRITISH EMPIRE TROPHY AT BROOKLAN DS SAT. APR IL.30,1932 SUPPLETVIENTARY regulations are now out for…
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club secretaries
The Editor invites Club Secretaries to send details of their fixtures, sporting and social, for publication in these columns. These…
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Club News, February 1932
etia. ....■11•1■1=1111111.111r' M.C.C. THE honorary Secretary of the Motor Cycling Club, Mr. J. A. Masters, writes that there appears to…
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exeter after thoughts
" EXETER " AFTERTHOUGHTS. PAUCITY OF GOOD DRIVING. THE performances of the cars in the 1931 Exeter event bear out…
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RESULTS:
RESULTS: CLASS IV (a)-(Cars up to 850 c.c.) (39.) McGowran, A. P. 747 c.c. Austin ; P.A. Shewell-Cooper, .1., 847…
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AIR
WE MAY HOPE FOR A BRIGHTER FLYING SEASOA THIS YEAR PYLON RACING TO BE REVIVED AND PLANS FOR AN "INTERNATIONAL…
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THE GROUND-TO-AIR LINK.
THE GROUND-TO-AIR LINK. THE Automobile Association announces that the Air Ministry has approved the A.A. telephone box at Lockwell Hill,…
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cranwell-cape non-stop attempt
Cranwell-Cape Non-stop Attempt THE LONG-RANGE FAIREY OFF THIS MONTH FOLLOWING successful test flights and the completion of meticulous preparation, the…
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Slipstreams
Flying Club Finance ALTHOUGH one would like to say that things are otherwise, from all I hear, the present condition…
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A PARACHUTE SCHOOL
A PARACHUTE SCHOOL. APARACHUTE school has been opened at Reading Aerodrome, and a number of pupils from the Phillips &…
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