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THE OUTBOARD CRUISER
TEIE CU'! 'BOARDCRUISER IT is not very long since the mention of anything in the way of a motor cruiser…
March 1930
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MOTORING BOATING WITHOUT TEARS.
MOTORING BOATING WITHOUT TEARS. THOSE who, in these enlightened times, step into their nice new boats, start the engine at…
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LETTERS FROM READERS, March 1930
LI-4:FTERS FROM READERS Letters from readers on any subject are always welcome Ind they should be as brief as possible.…
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THE VICTORY CUP TRIAL
THE VICTORY CUP TRIAL Organised by The Birmingham Motor Club. Ilimn truthfully be said that this year's " Victory" has…
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HERE AND THERE, March 1930
HERE AND THERE By " CAMSHAFT ." How Is Your Steering ? MUCH has been written and many heated arguments…
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Motor Sport Classified Advertisement Section
HEAD OFFICES: 34, DUKE STREET, ST. JAMES'S S.W.I Telephone; Regent 1937. • I Gerrard 3436. Telegrams Agreynol, Piccy, London. Rates…
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