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Welsh weekend is wet, wet, wet
Rain pelted down for most of April 1/2, when the Light Car & Edwardian Section of the VSCC was holding…
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Cars in court....
In the past contributions from readers were a welcome support for this item, and so they continue to be. For…
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...and in books
if you want a novel with cars in it, Happer Collins have published Knowing Max by James Long. The plot…
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Miniaturised motor
The Austin 7 started off with a 696cc engine, and Peugeot made even smaller four-cylinder cars, one of 667.5cc. But…
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Up and over 16 passes
For dedicated enthusiasm and undertaking by Keith and Carol Robinson takes some beating. They took their 1920 Rover 8, which…
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