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Class Division
It is to the credit of the VSCC that it recieves such large entries for its events, a sign of…
January 1999
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Rolls-Royce and its rivals
In the days before Rolls-Royce announced the 40/50hp Silver Ghost, the Napier was regarded by many as Britain's Top Car.…
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Getting back to normal
After World War Two ended, which not all of you will remember, there was great enthusiasm to get motorsport going…
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obituary-Tom Lush
Tom Lush, my closest friend, with whom I shared many motoring adventures, especially with A7s before the war, has died…
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miscellany, January 1999
A follow-up to our recent piece on "What Price a Royce?"; at an H&H Classic auction in November, a 1978…
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