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Road Test
The BMW 1800 TI A four-cylinder overhead camshaft 110-b.h.p. German saloon providing the comfort and convenience of a high-grade family…
February 1966
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THE B.M.W. 1800 TI SALOON
THE B.M.W. 1800 TI SALOON Engine : Four cylinders, 84< Ro mm, (1,773 c.c.). Over head valves, operated by an…
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Bean History
Sir, I was delighted to see your article on the Bean in last month's issue, forgotten make or not! May…
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Vintage Postbag, February 1966
A Talbot "First" Sir, Sump oil with gearbox oil—did not the Talbot 14/45, C.1925/28, have this arrangement ? A car…
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The Firestone Demonstration at Chobham
A comparative test of various makes of tyre is something one rarely sees being carried out by one of the…
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Project 12
The Birth and Development of the Peugeot 204 is a film produced for grown men and of enthralling interest. Clubs…
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On the Road with a Porsche Type 911
A Real G.T. Car Just before the Government clamped the 70 m.p.h. limit on this unhappy motoring country of ours,…
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The Porsche type 911/2000
Engine : Six cylinders. horizontally opposed, 80 x 66 mm. (1,991 c.c.). Inclined overhead valves operated by overhead camshafts and…
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Winter Tyres
We follow our comments on radial tyres last month with some words on another type of tyre popular among enthusiasts,…
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The Things They Say.....
"The shame is that the motorist is completely unorganised. The two big associations, the R.A.C. and the A.A., have failed…
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Bits on the Boat Show
Earls Court really is the end. Having received an invitation from the Directors of Beaverbrook Newspapers and the Executive of…
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My Year's Motoring
The Editor looks back on the cars he drove in 1965 This annual review is intended as a refresher course…
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"The Car of the Year"
Just after Christmas, possibly because of the shortage of news, some of the motor journals devoted considerable space to a…
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3-litre Grand Prix Engines
With the European Grand Prix season not yet begun the activity in the engine world is most interesting, and augurs…
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The 70-Limit
Sir, I have just heard about Your 70-m.p.h. speed limit and a few thoughts struck me. l think that this…
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Letters, February 1966
Sir, Its happening at last. The inevitable climax to years of bumbling, ineffectual, ignorant transport control; the universal speed limit.…
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A Policeman's Point of View
Sir, As a police officer and an M.G. TC owner, I enjoy your excellent magazine, the issue of which I…
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Mini V. Imp
Sir, If you are going to continue the correspondence about the Hillman Imp, may I join in ? Qualifications :…
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"Cars in books", February 1966
Sir, I was most interested to read W.B.'s notes on my book "Motor Tramp" and the M.G.s. The answer to…
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The First Windscreen Washers ?
Sir, Amongst the list of Claimed American "firsts" reported in Motor Sport for December, I was interested to note the…
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