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Verzons Vintage
Mark Garfitt's New Year Day assembly at The Verzons, near Ledbury, for celebrating VSCC members, was again a full-house success…
February 1995
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Vintage Postbag, February 1995
The Cedar Tree Sir, Reference your “Out of the past" on “The Cedar Tree", I confirm that the building you…
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Obituary
George Harvey Noble It is with extreme sadness that I have to report the death, in a nursing home after…
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A Sparkling Museum
Being in Somerset the other day, I had another look at the Haynes Motor Museum. It is a sparkling place…
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Ghosts
I spent Christmas afternoon browsing through the stupendous Fasal/Goodman work on The Edwardian Rolls-Royce — I have weighed some heavy…
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The Right Stuff
Although I usually run my vintage (low-powered) engines on Castrol GTX, those who are concerned that their vintage cars are…
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The Things They say...
Museum's Seat of Honour — Pride of the Loos! Staff at Brooklands Museum were flushed with success after receiving a…
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Reviews, February 1995
1994 Auto Trader RAC British Touring Car Championship, by BHP. Duke Marketing, £12.99. Once again, the annual touring car review…
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Readers' Letters, February 1995, February 1995
War-time Motor Sport Sir, In "Motoring Collector's Items" last month it is stated that the October 1939 issue of Motor…
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