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Sports XK 120 Jaguar Breaks Records at over 132 m.p.h.
At the Jabbeke motor road on May 30th, a standard, fully-equipped, 3 1/2-litre Jaguar Sports two-seater of the kind that…
June 1949
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"Motor Sport" Samples Two Much-Discussed British Cars
The 2-Litre Standard "Vanguard"
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Rumblings, June 1949
Down Watford Way Visiting the Monaco workshops at Watford again recently, we were able to get further details of the…
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Letters from Readers, June 1949
Sir, In reply to Mr. Verner, I regard "real motoring" as going from place to place in a motor car.…
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Club News, June 1949
We Hear During April an 1899 Weston steam car made a last triumphant journey through York to the museum, to…
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Letters from Readers, June 1949
Sir, As a keen member of the sports-car fraternity of the British Automobile Racing Club, I would like to hasten…
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New Zealand's First Road Race
Successful Event at Christchurch won by M. Proctor (1,100-c.c. "Brooklands" Riley) By T. G. Moore Hill-Climbs, sand races and speed…
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