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World Speed Record—46.15 M.P.H
The R.A.C. last November observed a World's kilometre record of 46.152 m.p.h. This was the average speed for the two-way…
January 1968
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M.G.-B Exhaust Problem Solved
Recent correspondence pointed out the design and structural weakness of the exhaust system of the MG.-B. Our photographer's M.G.-B had…
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In Miniature
The 37th Model Engineer Exhibition, which opened on January 3rd at the Seymour Hall, London, remains open until January 13th,…
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Veteran - Edwardian - Vintage, January 1968
A Section Devoted to Old-Car Matters V.S.C.C. Silverstone Driving Tests This chilly but inevitably entertaining December event was cancelled because…
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Vintage Postbag, January 1968
What Is It? — A Solution Sir, With reference to the letter and photograph from Mr. W. S. Gordon in…
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The Ford Cortina 1600E
The Ford Cortina 1600E, new at the Motor Show, can be described as the latest Cortina with the new cross-flow…
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The Cars of Sir Ralph Millais, Bt.
Described to the Editor in a recent interview Sir Ralph Millais, Bt., whose V12 4-litre Sunbeam "Tiger" and Type 59…
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Letters from Readers, January 1968
As Bristol Constabulary Sees It Sir, One thing that I like so much about both Motor Sport and its readers…
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