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1974 Belgian Grand Prix in pictures
Organised on the Nivelles-Baulers autodrome near Brussels, the Belgian Grand Prix ended with victory going to Emerson Fittipaldi's McLaren M23…
June 1974
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VSCC Silverstone
Top: "Driver of the Meeting" Richard Pilkingston, second in the 15-lap Allcomers' Race in Simm Phillips Cooper-Bristol. Left-a contrast in…
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Monza 1,000 Kms
Potentially the top sports-car teams of 1974, Matra-Simca and Alfa Romeo met for the first time in strenght at the…
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SPA 1,000 kms.
Success and disappointment. - The Matra-Simca team won the Spa 1.000 Kilometres race, Jacky Ickx sharing the winning car with…
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Renovators of Tired T-Types
Esholt, a suburb of Bradford, is developing another claim to fame besides the sewage works which annually provide a spectacular…
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Fiat Service
Sir, I have just received your January issue. I too, like your correspondent David Willis, have felt it necessary to…
Page 79
Porsche Prices
Sir, I feel that the letter from Andrew 'Whyte of Jaguar Cars (Motor Sport, April) in which he states that…
Page 79
A Young Beetle Fan
Sir, I want you to know about our Volkswagen 1302 Super Beetle. We purchased it as new on 1st August,…
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A 170DS in Uruguay
Sir, I read with great interest your article on "The Diesel Background". In 1953 my father visited Stuttgart and bought…
Page 80
Michelin High Mileage
Sir, Seeing that you once published an article featuring the Range Rover, I thought you may be interested to know…
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Comments
Sir, Over the past year or so the sale of Continental cars has increased considerably in this country for many…
Page 80
Citroen GS Running Costs
Sir, I was interested to read the experiences of J. F. Cliffe (Motor Sport, April) and his Citroen GS. I,…
Page 80
Comments
Sir, I am prepared to accept the basic thesis of your correspondent, Mr. J. F. Cliffe, that the current service…
Page 80
Satisfactory Service
Sir, In these times when many garages are not able to give the sort of service that one would hope…
Page 80
Buy British
Sir, I have been reading Motor Sport now for many years and must congratulate you on producing a first-rate publication…
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Mobil
Sir, While one cannot but agree with all you say about C. C. Wakefield, may I add a footnote about…
Page 81
Rally Remarks
Sir, I was interested to read your "Rally Review" in the April issue as you say, as usual, a lot…
Page 81
CA Experiences
Sir, I am extremely interested in the present discussion about diesel-engined vehicles. Four years ago I bought a 1963 Bedford…
Page 81
Panther West Winds
Sir, I had occasion to visit the above company last year and probably started the "Morris Side Valve Engine" story…
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Jupiter Register
Sir, I am compiling a world-wide register of all Jowett Jupiter cars, to be based on the factory records. I…
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