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Small, and almost perfectly formed
The thing that strikes you about the EB110 on first appearance is just how small it is. A super-short supercar.…
June 1994
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Hidden treasures
We visit the Raymond E Holland Automotive Art Collection, home of some extraordinary riches, least ways for the time being…
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Snow business
In contrast to the weather pundits' prophesies, the VSCC's traditional April season-opener at Silverstone saw most of the meeting run…
Page 108
Mistaken identity
What follows concerns a little known facet of Brooklands' history. I admit that it is gruesome. I had, indeed, some…
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Talbots
Mr AR 'Peter' Warrilow, whose father was on the staff of The Electrician before the First World War, in which…
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Cecil Bendall
Cecil Bendall Cecil Bendall has died after a very brief illness, ending a full and largely happy life with older…
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Electric accomplishment
The urge to build and improve electric cars is breaking out again, under environmental pressures. If the government continues the…
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Colerne speed trials
April 23 was a memorable clay at Colerne, where the VSCC assembled all manner of interesting devices, for demos and…
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A rather jolly lawsuit
With the current surge in aeroengined motor cars and the attention being paid to them — a book, an invitation…
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Cars in books, June 1994
Few people who enjoyed them will have forgotten the marvellous cartoons which Giles has contributed to the Daily Express for…
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Lightweight Welsh vintage
The Light Car & Edwardian Section of the VSCC held another of its traditional two-day Welsh events on April 16/17,…
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V-to-C Miscellany, June 1994, June 1994
The International Rally of the Daimler & Lanchester CC is to be staged at Doune Motor Museum in Perthshire on…
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VCC SE Spring Rally
To open its season, as it were. the South-East Section of the Veteran CC held its Spring Rally on April…
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Australian Alpine
The VSCC of Australia has its own Alpine Rally, won outright this year by a Lancia Kappa, from a Delage…
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Enthusiast's Companion
MRP has a new book in its Enthusiast's Companion series which describes the popular Land Rover Discovery, from evolution of…
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John Pittaway
Artist John Pittaway is another to have been captivated by the romance of the Campbell legend, and via his company…
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Fifty Years Ahead of the News, by John Sattler
Fifty Years Ahead of the News, by John Sattler. Motor Books, £14.95. Public relations is a big time thing in…
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MG Road Cars
MG Road Cars volume one: Four Cylinder OK, 1929-1936, by Malcolm Green. Magna Press, £24.95. MG enthusiasts who are avid…
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After Imola...
Sir, Following the recent death of Ayrton Senna, at Imola, FIA President Max Mosley made the following comment during a…
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