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CONTENTS, January 1935
CONT ENTS A Really Difficult Gloucester The Final Dinners Mark H Aston Martin, The Club News... Motoring Sportsman—Mr. R. May:…
January 1935
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LOOKING FORWARD
LOOKING FORWARD WITH the New Year the thoughts of all motor-racing followers are turned tO the coming season. Right up…
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A REALLY DIFFICULT "GLOSTER"
A REALLY DIFFICULT " GLOSTER " THE 14 OBSERVED HILLS CAUSE ENDLESS DELAY. THE TRIAL FINISHES 5 HOURS LATE. MUTTON,…
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They All Agree!
Question our owners ; watch their achievements at Brooklands, in hillclimbs, speed trials, and the Alpine Trial ; note our…
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THE FINAL DINNERS
THE FINAL DINNERS The Junior Car Club. TFIE J.C.C. certainly belied their title on the occasion of their annual gathering,…
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THE MARK II ASTON-MARTIN
THE MARK II ASTON-MARTIN A FAST SPORTS CAR WHICH INSPIRES CONFIDENCE. ROME was not built in a day, we understand,…
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G. E. T. EYSTON'S PLANS.
G. E. T. EYSTON'S PLANS. There is probably no more ardent record-breaker in the world than G. E. T. Eyston—if…
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Club News, January 1935
0414 110414 .....•?•?••••mmil0111111111111111119pP South Midland Centre A.C.U. The December number of the " South Midland Review " contains two significant…
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MOTORING SPORTSMEN
MOTORING SPORTSMEN Mr. RAYMOND MAYS THOUGH by no means a bearded ancient—at the time of writing he is 34—we always…
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Letters from Readers, January 1935
Letters from Readers Trials and Races "Down Under." Sir,—I have just been reading your issue of October, which describes the…
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FORTY YEARS
FORTY YEARS By " BALADEUR." DURING September, 1934, a procession of motor cars, all at least thirty years old, might…
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NEWS ABOUT THE R.A.C. RALLY.
NEWS ABOUT THE R.A.C. RALLY. The Regulations are now to hand of the forthcoming R.A.C. Rally and Coachwork Competition, which…
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MONTE CARLO ENTRIES BELOW LAST YEAR'S FIGURES
MONTE CARLO ENTRIES BELOW LAST YEAR'S FIGURES MANUFACTURERS NO LONGER FIGURING PROMINENTLY. I 4A ST NI I N UTE entries…
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Continental Notes and News, January 1935
Mystery Man. DURINC; the winter months one can only write about the plans of drivers with extreme caution. After a…
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RUMBLINGS, January 1935
In the Light Car World. QUITE a number of people, I hear, are tuning their M.G's. to achieve colossal speeds…
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"WEATHER FOR DUCKS"
"WEATHER FOR DUCKS" THE BALULA FIAT SPORTS TRIED OUT UNDER DIFFICULT CONDITIONS. ONE of the features of the Italian Thousand…
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PREPARING FOR THE MONTE CARLO RALLY
PREPARING FOR THE MONTE CARLO RALLY SOME PROBLEMS WHICH CONFRONT THE SUB-ARCTIC MOTORIST. By T. G. MOORE. ONE of the…
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VICTORY FOR WHITNEY STRAIGHT.
VICTORY FOR WHITNEY STRAIGHT. There is something of the " grand manner" about Whitney Straight that cannot fail to excite…
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THE 1934 RECORD BREAKING SEASON
THE 1934 RECORD BREAKING SEASON ON EXISTING FIGURES-OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENTS BY AUTO-UNION, MERCEDES-BENZ AND PIERCE-ARROW. AN ALL-ROUND IMPROVEMENT RECORD-BRE: N! NIG…
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HERE'S LUCK TO "BLUE BIRD"
HERE'S LUCK TO "BLUE BIRD" On the 19th of this month Sir Malcolm Campbell is due to sail for the…
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