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Matters of moment, July 1975
Bravo Ferrari! Without intending to belittle the very effective position Britain now holds in motor racing, we feel it opportune…
July 1975
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Obituary
T. G. H. Moore, JP, CP It is with the deepest sense of regret that we record the passing of…
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1975 Swedish Grand Prix race report
Ferrari Again Anderstorp, June 8th A very complete field of runners turned out for the Swedish Grand Prix and all…
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VSCC Oulton Park Race Meeting
The Vintage SCC held its first meeting at the shortened 1.65-mile Oulton Park circuit on June 14th, when many competitors…
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VSCC Light Car Rally
The Light Car Section of the VSCC held its annual Rally in the Cotswolds on June 7th and 8th, a…
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Before We Lose Track
When Graham Hill decided to form his own team in 1973 with himself as driver and headcook and bottle-washer he…
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Gulf wins "economy" Le Mans
The combination of a fuel-consumption formula (all the cars had to run for 20 laps or more without refuelling), the…
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Two More for Alfa
[Enna] There are some motor races that remain enthralling from start to finish, others that, while not particularly memorable, at…
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Citroen's Ugly Duckling, the 2CV6
It's the crudest, ugliest, thriftiest, four-wheeled production car in the world, as French as champagne and as popular too. You…
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Around and About, July 1975
The Jaguar XJ 3.4 Since its debut at the 1968 London Motor Show the Jaguar XJ saloons have become the…
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1975 Belgian Grand Prix race report
Another Ferrari domination Terlamen, Zolder, May 25th Two years ago the Belgian Grand Prix was held on the little Zolder…
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Notes on the cars at Zolder
With the Belgian Grand Prix taking place only two weeks after the Monaco race there was not much time for…
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Road impressions
The New Fiat 131 1600S Mirafiori Back in January MOTOR SPORT described the new Fiat Mirafiori range of family cars,…
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Veteran Edwardian Vintage, July 1975
A section devoted to old car matters Another Talbot saved The 1934 Talbot run at Brooklands by Dr. Roth was…
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Vintage postbag, July 1975
Morris Register Rally to Belgium Sir, Having at last found time to catch up on some reading I was amused…
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Playing Polo
Last year I played golf at the behest of Philip Stein, Volkswagen (GB) Limited's Head of Publicity, and this year…
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Cars in books, July 1975
Not a great deal this time, except that from "Laughter at the Door—A Continued Autobiography" by Geoffrey Trease (Macmillan, 1974)…
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Book reviews, July 1975, July 1975
"A Century of Steam-Rolling" by R. A. Whitehead. 192 pp. 9½ in. x 7 in. (Ian Allan Ltd., Terminal House,…
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Road impressions
The Ford Escort 1300 Ghia Expensive, comfortable, characterless New looks, new trim and a widened range are the main points…
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A Chauffeur's Recollections
So far no-one has written a book about chauffeurs but no doubt it is only a matter of time. Meanwhile,…
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