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FF finally functional
A Jensen FF has been restored, in Wales, by DD Hobden. He found it in a poor state just outside…
A Jensen FF has been restored, in Wales, by DD Hobden. He found it in a poor state just outside…
That is the question! Or was, in the vintage years. These days, a differential is fitted to every car, is…
Sir, I was interested to read the article on the Alfa Romeo 2000 Spider in your June issue, and feel…
Sir, Regarding the Nuvolari picture (Motor Sport, April 1987, p370), did old Tazio also pioneer the modern hard helmet? Poor Farina…
Sir, The theme of June's Matters of moment (is individuality fading for the ordinary car buyer?) must be answered with…
Sir, John Foreman's letter (Motor Sport, May 1987) regarding 98 octane 4-star fuel for his Jaguar XJ12 might be worrying needlessly…
Sir, May ask readers who competed or spectated at Brooklands and other motoring events in the period 1929-39 (but especially around…
Sir, Through an advertisement in Motor Sport I have recently purchased the rolling chassis of a Tojeiro car. John Tojeiro, who has…
Sir, On Good Friday morning my husband and I attempted to make the journey between Sr Albans and Oulton Park…
Sir, I recently discovered an MG model VA Tickford, 3-position dohc. After advertising in various magazines for such a car,…
Sir, What a funny comment from DSJ in his April letter that he is puzzled as to why a 20-year-old…
Sir, The remarks by DSJ on pre-selector gears took me right back over 40 years to my army days. I am…
Lewis Hamilton took his 68th career pole at the Belgian Grand Prix this weekend to equal Michael Schumacher’s qualifying record with a near-perfect lap. Sebastian Vettel joined him on the…
Stratos versus 96 V4: no contest. An eight-year-old could tell you that. The 1975 RAC Rally, the Lombard, was behind schedule and my feverish anticipation had given way to a…
I have written quite a lot over the years, but the following words have been by far the hardest I have had to write. I have decided to retire from…
A Le Mans class victory appeared to be in the sights of the Koenigsegg CCGT GT1: a lightweight version of the Swedish firm's supercar. But a late rule change left this intriguing project unraced. Now the one-off machine is up for auction