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The Fiat 125S
Sir, In the November 1969 issue of Motor Sport you printed your impressions of the Fiat 125S and during the…
July 1971
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A dog dissents
Sir, I was interested to read Mr. Cole's letter in your June issue asking what colour Saluki Bronze is supposed…
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Vauxhall suspension
Sir, Mr. Goatman's somewhat complacent dismissal of my April letter reporting that when on the jack the rear axle of…
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Special Ts
Sir In reply to the letter on Special T Fords by Mr. H. F. Spong, it is probable that I…
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The opposite view
Sir, I thought your readers might be interested in my personal experience of the reliability so oft quoted of cars…
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