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S.A. offered six-cylinder Marina
Leyland South Africa are fighting hard to ensure that they don't go the way of the Australian offshoot of our…
February 1976
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Books for BEN
While we were at Lynwood last year, interviewing one of the residents, we were reminded that the library of The…
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The Undertype Steam Road Waggon
"The Undertype Steam Road Waggon" by Maurice A. Kelly. 242 pp. 11 1/4 in. x 8/3/4 in. (Goose & Son,…
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The World's Worst Aircraft
"The World's Worst Aircraft" by James Gilbert. 192 pp. 10 1/4. in. x 8 3/4 in. (Michael Joseph Ltd., 52,…
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Early morning in South Africa
"Early Motoring in South Africa" by R. H. Johnston. 224 pp. 11 1/4 in. x 8 3/4 in. (C.Struik (Pty.…
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A Shocking Film
Koni shock-absorbers are offering a 16 mm. colour, sound film on free loan to motor clubs and other organisations. In…
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A Club for Tigers
A Sunbeam Tiger Owners' Club has been formed, we are told by officials Bill Lynch and Andy Bouton. The first…
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Ford Film Library
Ford has launched a new film library aimed primarily at motor clubs. Administered by Guild Sound and Vision Ltd., Woodston…
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Cars in books, February 1976
A reader has drawn our attention to another book that contains references to a mysterious racing car, possibly a pre-1914…
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1976 National Single-Seater Prospects
An abundance of British single-seaters exists in Britain —but how many categories can prosper? We may be in the depths…
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From a Stratos Hot Seat
Some friends thought I was mad, others thought I was about to be scared out of my wits, few would…
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The Le Mans cunninghams
A chance to view, and ride in, the American challengers of the early 1950s Before the advent of the Ford…
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Grand Prix Metalcraft
Unsung bastion of the sport Of all the manufacturers who contribute to the production of racing cars, the ones who…
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Road test - The Renault 30TS
Comfortable, smooth and versatile, but some rough edges There's a growing trend amongst motor manufacturers for five and three-door cars…
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The RAC and Motor Racing
Sir, I am not always in agreement with everything done by the RAC (or should I say with senile of…
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Morgan Scarcity
Sir, Really, this nonsense apropos the so-Called shortage of Morgans must be exposed. One can only assume that this "myth"…
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Straightening the Record
Sir, In his fascinating story, "More About Mercedes", W.B. makes one mistake. He says that, at Phoenix Park in 1930.…
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Aston V8 in S. Africa
Sir, It was distressing to read of Mr. Harold Pardoyl's unfortunate experience wit Ii a V Aston Martin (see August…
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Multiple Insurance
Multiple Insurance Sir, I was extremely interested to read, in your November issue, the letter from F. C. Irish complaining…
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Wolseley Loyalty
Sir, It was a pleasure to read Philip Caudle's views on the demise of the Wolseley. As the last stronghold…
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