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The First Motor Show?
Something for historians to ponder and perhaps debate? In 1971 the Guinness book of Car Facts & Feats gave this…
July 1996
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Another Austin 7 Development
The Pre-War Austin 7 Club is holding a series of six sprints and four hillclimbs to decide the Bert Hadley…
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The VSCC at Loton Park
The general concensus on May 26, the day of the vintage Loton Park speed hill-climb, was what a pleasant venue…
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A VSCC Trial In Scotland
SCC tnalists had 14 sections to climb in Scotland on May 19, this Scottish Trial having an entry of 45…
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A Mystery Solved
A call from Mr Angus Clark, who has been rebuilding a Thomas Special "Flatiron" over a long period — I…
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Such Freedom...
Those whose thwarted ambition has been to drive freely round a proper race circuit now have their chance. Coys Chrysler-sponsored…
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Goodbye
Banner headlines in one of the top newspapers, such as "Wheels turns full circle for man who partnered Sir Malcolm"…
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Great Cars of the 1920s and 1930s
For many years the Vintage sports Car Club's annual April meeting at Silverstone has been characterised by high winds, torrential…
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A-Z of Classic Sporting Cars 1950-1975
PART ONE AC Ace, Ace Bristol 1954-1963 Bespoke British sports cars with fine looks, excellent performance and, if you like…
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