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20,000 trouble-free miles
Sir, I was amused to read Mr. H.J. Green's letter boasting of 20,000 trouble-free miles in his Volvo. It is…
July 1966
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Buy a Cortina and save £423!
Sir, In your May edition, Mr. H.J. Green praises his Volvo 121 Estate enthusiastically and wonders (naively?) if a British…
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Old Rovers never die
Sir, The Rover Company, like any other commercial undertaking, must be very much more concerned with the future than with…
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Sir, I suspected the first 70 m.p.h. period was the thin edge of the wedge, the extension confirmed my worst…
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"Traction Avant"
Sir, With further reference to "Traction Avant," I must be the only one, to date, who has had trouble with…
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Traction Avant
Sir, Although we are only a comparatively small B.M.C. garage we repair a lot of Minis and 1100s and think…
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"They're only motorists...!"
Sir, Once again the motorist pays. You may have been unfortunate enough to have travelled recently along the A30 between…
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***No headline***
Sir, Thank you for your assurances on f.w.d. drive shaft safety. Until reading the correspondence section I had been most…
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Renew driving licence
Sir, . . Complete application to renew driving licence. Send to County Hall with 15s. P.O. and disintegrating licence already…
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Traction Avant
Sir, I note with interest that the letter from Mrs. Halliday is the only one you have received on the…
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What shall we do with poor Willim Boddy?
Sir, I read with satisfaction the Editorial dig at Anne Edwards, of the Sunday Express, but was a little surprised…
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Justice?
Sir, I feel that the following may possibly be of interest to you. On October 18th I was "caught" by…
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Is This British Justice?
Burwash. Cora M. Jarvis (MRS.) [They apparently take motorists, who contribute millions in taxation, for a lot of mugs, for…
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Letter from a Bentley
Sir, What are Derby "Bentleys" made of? Shortness of breath from birth to death—that's what Derby "Bentleys" are made of!…
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Racing on public roads
Sir, The attitude of your correspondent James F. Page is, unfortunately, very common amongst the many motorists who in their…
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The Citroen experiences
Sir, I have read the correspondence on Citroen cars with much interest. In 1954 I purchased a big IS in…
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What's wrong with hot air?
Sir, Reference reader's letter, "What's Wrong with Hot Air?" Mr. Clarke is possibly correct in thinking that there is no…
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