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CONCOURS LANCHESTER
HIGHSPOT of the Annual General Meeting of the Daimler and and Lanchester Owners' Club, held on the week-end of April…
June 1970
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VETERAN-EDWARDIAN-VINTAGE, June 1970
A Section Devoted to Old-Car Matters A VARIETY OF ANCIENT THINGS LATE APRIL and early May gave me an interesting…
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RUMBLINGS, June 1970
OPEL OMNIPOTENCE.—Opels used to be particularly very dull cars, although the post-war Kadett, seemingly made of tin and brown paper,…
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LOOKING BACK AT JARAMA
EVEN AT this distance of time, looking back at the wrangling that went on in the paddock before the Spanish…
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THE RELIANT SCIMITAR GTE
A Sports Shooting-Brake THIS IS to some extent in the nature of a recap., because the pros and cons of…
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THE RESTORATION OF THE DECADE
Mr. Philip Mann's 1914 GP Mercedes— Winner of the French Grand Prix PERHAPS the most exciting discovery and subsequent meticulous…
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THE HISTORY OF THE 1914 FRENCH GP MERCEDES TEAM CARS
Car. No. 1.—Driven in the GP by Sailer. On show in Mercedes concessionaires in Paris on outbreak of war. Requisitioned…
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THE 1000 KILOMETRES OF MONZA
A Hard-Fought Race MONZA, ITALY, April 25th THE ITALIAN long-distance classic race is held on Liberation Day, April 25th, and…
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PAUL RICARD CIRCUIT, FRANCE (April 19th)
The new circuit near Toulon, financed by the French drink firm of Ricard, was opened with a mixed race meeting…
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LETTERS FROM READERS, June 1970
ALFA ROMEO VIEWS FROM BELGIUM Sir, I, for one, eagerly await the next instalment of your long-term assessment of the…
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