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Caterham Car Sales
Super Seven Series IV. Available ex London or Caterham with big valve Lotus Twin Cam engine from £1,550. Now available…
February 1974
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Front-cover-picture
Front-cover-picture: Major sponsorship tie-up for 1974 is between Marlboro cigarettes, Texaco fuel and McLaren Racing. We picture one of the…
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Matters of moment, February 1974
The 50 MPH speed limit We are not, thank you St. Christopher, politicians. But we are prepared to believe that…
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1974 Argentine Grand Prix race report
Buenos Aires, January 13th For the third consecutive year, the World Championship series started in sun-soaked Argentina, all the regular…
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Road impressions
The Vauxhall Magnum 2300 Estate I find it sad that mud continues to be slung from some inexperienced, ill-informed quarters…
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New Grand Prix Cars for 1974
After all the "wheeling and dealing" was finalised and the paint shops put into action, new cars for 1974 began…
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Veteran Edwardian Vintage, February 1974
A section devoted to old-car matters Where are they now? This month, what with all the 50 m.p.h. crawling and…
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A Rare Sunbeam
Sir, In connection with your articles on Sunbeam racing cars perhaps the enclosed photo will be of interest? I came…
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Vintage Postbag, February 1974
A March Model Sir, I have noted with interest your references to model cars of one's boyhood and wonder if…
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Vintage Postbag, February 1974
A 1,000 h.p. Acre-Engine Sir, Having been a constant reader of your most interesting magazine since it was the days…
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Book Reviews, February 1974, February 1974
"The Guinness Guide to Formula 1 Motor Racing", by Jose Rosinski. 246 pp., 10 ¾ in. x 8 in. (Guinness…
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My Year's Motoring
The Editor looks back on the cars he drove during 1973 Ideal Pair.—A year ago Motor Sport teas in the…
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Another remarkable restoration ... of a Veteran racing-car
The Editor Rides with Bill Lake on his 1902 9.2-litre Paris-Vienna Mors In 1970, MOTOR SPORT devoted considerable space to…
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Argentine Grand Prix
Denny Hulme (top left) in the Texaco Marlboro McLaren which took over the lead in the last two laps. Carlos…
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Rally review , February 1974
After the RAC Rally, everything started happening at once; or perhaps it would be more correct to say that everything…
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American Adventure
- continued from January . . . Following the signs out of Kayenta to Monument Valley in the pale light…
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Road Test - Jensen Interceptor III
A relaxing experience Like the Aston Martin DBS V8 tested last month, the Jensen Interceptor III, with 7.2-litres in eight…
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New cars in action
From top to bottom: The UOP Shadow driven by Peter Revson, the Embassy Lola with Graham Hill at the wheel,…
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Letters from readers, February 1974
N.B - Opinions expressed are those of our Correspondents and MOTOR SPORT does not necessarily associate itself with them- ED…
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A Happy Alfa Romeo Owner
Sir, After 30,500 miles (in under 28 months), I have just changed my Alfa Romeo Berlina 1750 for an Alfetta.…
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