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Traction Avant
Sir, I cannot let your editorial comment On Joyce Halliday's letter in the May edition pass unanswered. In 1960 I…
June 1966
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Editorial comment, June 1966
Sir, I have been following with interest the correspondence on "Traction Avant", and I see your comment on the letter…
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Low-geared steering
Sir, I am delighted to find an articulate ally, for I, too, am an anti-twiddle monger. Not long ago I…
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Another Lotus Elan Enthusiast
Sir, Having been a reader of your excellent Magazine for sixteen years, I feel that this is a good time…
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The real Bentleys?
Sir, Surely Mr. David Tulloch is not suggesting for one minute that the "real" Bentleys were better cars than the…
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Racing on public roads
Sir, With the recent announcements in current newspapers of a cycle race now taking place in public roads in the…
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