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Cutting Down Expenditure!
Sir, I have been very interested in the articles on the 1908 Grand Prix Austins, and "Further Evidence" in your…
July 1950
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Rolls-Bentley Comparisons
Sir, I was interested in the letter from Mr. Andrew Lloyd, in your May issue, with regard to the performance…
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Racing In Rain
Sir, The Easter Goodwood meeting emphasised once again the difficulties of Grand Prix driving in rain. The three main troubles…
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The Austin Seven Article
Sir, On behalf of members of the 750 Motor Club and, I am sure, all true worshippers at the shrine…
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Canadian Requirements
Sir, May I take the liberty of mentioning in this letter some points of view of several American and Canadian…
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Sir,
Your correspondents' letters are interesting and as a flag marshal for some twenty years or so all over the British…
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Sir,
In your March edition a letter was published by Mr. P. Kelly, and ran ". . For the first season…
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Notes On Some German Formula II Cars
WITH the re-entry of German cars into International competition, as at the recent Grand Prix Suisse and before then at…
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