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Invicta fairing
Sir, Your kind remarks about the 11/2-litre Invicta (Motor Sport, October 1987) were much appreciated, but I do feel I…
February 1988
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Ford Pilots
Sir, Your informant's memory is playing tricks if he can only recall black and blue Ford Pilots (A Family's Cars,…
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Historic F3s
Sir, I have recently taken an interest again in the 500cc Formula Three racing cars of the 1950s. Last season…
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Mystery Mercedes
Sir, I refer to your photograph captioned "Mercedes Reception" on page 51 of January 1988's Motor Sport, "A Mr FT…
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Riley and Dorman
Sir, WB's recollection of having seen in the Science Museum a 1795cc 11.9hp Dorman engine (69mm x 120mm) is correct.…
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Meredith bodies
Sir, I rather think Meredith Coachcraft, about which a reader seeks information (Motor Sport, January 1988), owned or were the…
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