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Reports of Recent Events, March 1947
S.A.S.C.C. Speed Hill Climb Results of the South Australian Sporting Car Club's Quarry Hill speed event, held last October, are…
March 1947
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Around the London Factories
In spite of shortage of materials, power cuts, labour difficulties, building restrictions, and the effects of continued petrol rationing, high…
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The Development of the Racing Austin Seven
Right from its inception the Austin Motor Company, Ltd. raced their amazing "Seven" and by the outbreak of war it…
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Book Review
"Dunlop in War and Peace," by Sir Ronald Storrs, K.C.M.G., C.B.E. (Hutchinson, 8s. 6d.) This 147-page book may be said…
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Choosing Your New Car
Those fortunate mortals who are in the market for a 1947 car have a difficult choice to make, for the…
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On Joining a Club
At this time of year, when the appearance of the first primroses and new petrol ration books instill a desire…
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Sideslips
By "Baladeur" Sooner or later, I suppose, every commentator on the sporting aspect of motoring succumbs to the temptation to…
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Book Review
"Aircraft of the 1914-1918 War," by O. G. Thetford and E. J. Riding (31s. 6d.). Readers who are interested in…
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Cecil Clutton Contemplates The "40/50" Napier
"An Important Landmark in English Automobile Design" A Road Test in the Old Tradition Motor Sport has always taken an…
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Rumblings, March 1947
Encouraging Economics We repeatedly receive enquiries from the younger enthusiasts as to where inexpensive used cars can be found and…
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Club news, March 1947
We Hear Captain Widdowson would like to hear from previous owners of his 1929 8th Series long-chassis Lancia "Lambda" Weymann…
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Racing Motorists' "Brains Trust"
Described by Mr. Raymond Mays as "the first occasion of its kind," nearly a score of famous racing car drivers…
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Letters from Readers, March 1947
Sir, I would like to raise a few points regarding the figures you quote in your Road Test of the…
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