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Matters of moment, February 1971
The Woolmark British Grand Prix We are becoming used to motoring surprises, such as a footballer opening the Motor Show,…
February 1971
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Miniatures news, February 1971
Two books which should appeal to miniatures collectors are "Veteran & Vintage Cars" and "Commercial Vehicles", both by Cecil Gibson,…
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VSCC Measham Rally (January 9/10th)
Measham Trophy: A.D. Jones (30/98 Vauxhall). First Class Awards: W. S. May (Frazer Nash), J. A. Griffiths (Austin), I. Beardsley…
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Ford RS 1600 road test
Elsewhere in this issue reference is made to our long-duration test of the RS 1600. The exhaust camshaft seizure was…
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Castrol Films 1971
The annual Castrol party and film premiere was held later this winter than is usual, in order to incorporate their…
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American comment
Al Unser has been reinstated as the second-place finisher in the final USAC race of the 1970 season at Phoenix.…
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1000 KMs of Buenos Aires
A sad start to 1971 Buenos Aires, January 10th. For the first time in 11 years a World Championship race…
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Good value from British Leyland—the GT6
The days were not so long ago when the typical sports-car owner was that bachelor chap round the corner who…
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Surprise new sporting Ford
The Ford Motor Company caused quite a stir at the Brussels Show last month when they unveiled a new mid-engined…
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Veteran-Edwardian-vintage, February 1971
A section devoted to old-car matters A belated book review There came into our hands the other day a most…
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Hiding its light...
Sir, Following your correspondent's criticism of the position of the front number plate on my 1914 GP Mercedes, I enclose…
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A report on "Babs"
Sir, Perhaps a short letter stating the progress made on "Babs" would not be out of place as it is…
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What is it? Answer—a Fiat
Sir, With reference to the photograph on page 1327 of the December issue depicting a 12-seater char-a-banc, I recognise same…
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Various items
Sir, I was very interested to read the paragraph about the Daimler road-train. By a remarkable coincidence I have just…
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V-E-V odds and ends
We remarked some time ago that the variety of unusual and sometimes exciting cars to he seen travelling from Lyndhurst…
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Hot tubes
Sir, I note that in your report of the Brighton run last year you state that "it is nice to…
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The Grand Prix season approaches
Although a minor Formula One race has already taken place (January 24th) in the Argentine, the serious Grand Prix season…
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Continental Notes, February 1971
Very promptly the FIA Year Book of Automobile Sport has been published (35s. from PSL, 9 Ely Place, London, E.C.1)…
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Rally review, February 1971
It has always been very noticeable that car manufacturers and importers in Sweden and Finland attach great importance to the…
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Formula Three Championship
With Shell and Motor Sport backing again Following a successful first year in which Shell and Motor Sport magazine combined…
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