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CONTENTS, January 1944
CONTENTS • • • Letters from Readers 17 ••. • • • The Rembrandt Meeting 1 A Brief Test of…
January 1944
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PRODUCTION FOR VICTORY . . .
• PRODUCTION FOR VICTORY . • • Wimler) 96tes to war
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THE PANEL
•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • • •• • TIIE PANEL • • • • Peter 13erthoo, John Bolster. IL R. : : Godfrey,…
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POST-WAR SPORTS CAR DESIGN DISCUSSED AT THE REMBRANDT MEETING
POST-WAR SPORTS CAR DESIGN DISCUSSED AT THE REMBRANDT MEETING ANoT„1li vast ly successful gat heriug of enthusiasts WIAS held at…
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Details of an Ambitious Austin Seven Special
Details of an Ambitious Austin Seven Special r-iC The builder of which, now a Captain in the Royal Engineers, prefers…
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GREAT BRITISH ACHIEVEMENTS
GREAT BRITISH ACHIEVEMENTS A. Rivers-Fletcher describes the Bentley successes at Le Mans. IT is proposed to recount the four successive…
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Real Racing for the Impecunious
Real Racing for the Impecunious THERE is no possi hie doubt whatsoever that there existed in this country before the…
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Sorting out speed!
(Continued from the October, 1943. issue.) THE next goal, after 120 m.p.h., is undisputably 150 m.p.h., not because it is…
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ANOTHER "IDEAL" DESIGN
ANOTHER " IDEAL" DESIGN M. E. Nixon outlines what he wants after the war—and how he is actually building something…
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A Brief Test of a V8 F.W.D. Cord
A Brief Test of a V8 F.W.D. Cord AA 11.:1 t_ I CAN automobiles do not usually appeal to the…
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A SUCCESSFUL FIRST SEASON
A SUCCESSFUL FIRST SEASON IN this country the h.p. tax has fostered small-engined ears and many enthusiasts have been unable…
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A Flying Officer's Cars
A Flying Officer's Cars F/O. B. C. Wood recalls the cars he owned before the war, and describes how he…
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A YEAR WITH AN "1'100" FIAT "BALILLA"
A YEAR WITH AN " 1,100 " FIAT " BALILLA " Last November Harold Biggs told of experiences with his…
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RUMBLINGS, January 1944
Makers' Dictum The Instruction Book Library has shaped very nicely indeed, and books continue to arrive. It is a scheme…
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Smith or Brown
C. . / flrawit What initial ? Where does he live? Repeatedly you will hear these questions, while valuable tin,…
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Club News, January 1944
etidi WE HEAR . . . . " Bira " has been seen in the uniform of a I, lt/Lieut.,…
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OUT OF PRINT
OUT OF PRINT To avoid unnecessary correspondence, those subscribers desiring back numbers are informed that the following Issues are unobtainable…
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NONE
I am taking the liberty of writing and thanking you for keeping Nkyron SPORT in circulation, in spite of the…
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NONE
Sir, I Was delighted to read your article entitled Subject for Debate," together with the contributions of your correspondents, and…
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Sir, I was interested to read the letter from Capt. J. R.. A. Green, in your October issue, as I…
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