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Superior Experience
Superior Experience READING the Deputy Editor's article on Brough Superiors in last month's issue has reminded me of the time…
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Sir,
What a provocative journalist you are! Your piece on Vintage Racing Philosophy way a masterpiece of provocation and I am…
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Vintage Postbag, July 1985
Vintage Racing Philosophy Your piece on this topic in your May issue was very interesting, but failed to make various…
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The Stutz black Hawk
The Stutz Black Hawk As a Stutz devotee, I was very grateful for the excellent article in the May issue.…
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Maserati 6CM
Maserati 6CM In the June issue of MOTOR SPORT, your report on the VSCC Donington meeting described my Maserati 6CM…
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Spa Farce
Spa Farce I'm afraid that for me, the tragedy of the Belgian Grand Prix was not the unforeseeable cancellation of…
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Motor100
Motor 100 Although a few sunny days have passed since "Motor 100" we are still savouring the sheer pleasure this…
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MG J4s
MG J4s I would refer to Tim Sargeant's letter in the June issue of MOTOR SPORT wherein he refers to…
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Copies
Copies I read with interest, and of course a good deal of amusement, D.S. J.'s recent excellent article on "Copy-cars".…
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