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V-E-V Odds & Ends, July 1982
If anyone wants to complete a 1920s garage scene, a reader informs us that he has two Wood-Milne foot-pumps that…
July 1982
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1982 Monaco Grand Prix race report
A process of elimination Monte Carlo, May 23rd For some strange reason everyone wants to race round the streets of…
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Notes on the cars at Monte Carlo
THE TEMPORARY nature of the Monte Carlo circuit means that there are no proper paddock or pit facilities and if…
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Reflections in the Harbour
IT WAS not too difficult to reflect in the Monte Carlo Harbour as these days the yachts are all fairly…
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TRACK TEST
Ferrari 512S Magnificent machine ”. . . as the solid pack of big sports cars thundered away towards Curva Grande…
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ROAD TEST MISCELLANY, July 1982
The Saab 900GLs A 2-litre of many merits IN MAY we made complimentary remarks about the Saab 900 Turbo, tested…
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Vauxhall Diesels
GENERAL MOTORS now have a diesel version of the new 1.6-litre overhead camshaft engine, first seen a year ago in…
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Acclaim recall
FOLLOWING the discovery of a small number of cases where one of the rear suspension retaining bolts has worked loose…
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Alfa Romeo GTV 2.0
I HAVE been driving this 2-litre coupé which is the former GTV 2000 cosmetically modified to make it virtually the…
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Air
Some notes on the TK-4 An exciting small Pre-War Racing Aeroplane ALLOWING students to build their own concept of racing…
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Behind the Grand Prix Scene
Longines Timing IT may have been noticed in recent Grand Prix reports that the words Longines Timing have appeared at…
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BRM P25 1958
Chassis No. 258 Engine No. 2583 The BRM number 258 made its first race appearance in the French Grand Prix…
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Historic Grand Prix Cars
THE whole history of British Racing Motors (BRM) is one fraught with frustration and drama and one could rightly say…
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Book Reviews, July 1982, July 1982
"Jaguar E-Type" by Denis Jenkinson. 134 pp. 8 ¾” x 7 ½". "Mini Cooper and S" by Jemmy Walton. 135…
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Miniatures News, July 1982
GRAND PRIX MODELS of Radlett, who are sponsoring Nick Mason's BMW Mk.2 in Gp.5 racing, have recently added three new…
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AIR MAIL
Autogyro Sir, The correspondence on gyroplanes (Autogyro was a trade name belonging to the Cierva Autogiro Company Ltd.) brought back…
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Oh Dear! Department
TIGHT production schedules not only excluded D.S.J.'s Monaco GP report from last month's issue (but see page 884 this month)…
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Renault 5 Gordini Turbo
THE Renault 5 Gordini Turbo is not to be confused with the Renault 5 Turbo. The former is the smallest,…
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Letters from Readers, July 1982
Letters from Readers N.B. -Opinions expressed are those of our Correspondents and MOTOR SPORT does not necessarily associate itself with…
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