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Salesmanship
Sir, Even though I left England 11 years ago I still take pleasure in seeing British companies competing successfully in…
March 1970
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Cars in books, March 1970
Sir, You may be interested in the various references to cars in "Farouk of Egypt" by Barrie St. Clair McBride,…
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Datsun in the safari
Sir, While I wholeheartedly agree with your comments with reference to "Deceitful Datsun", I would point out to you that…
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The last real sports car — the Morgan?
Sir, I am, by the way, the owner of a 1960 TR3A and have been both entertained and interested by…
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He didn't like it
Sir, If you, or any of your readers, know of anyone against whom you, or they, have a grudge I…
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The Lanchester Register
Sir, It has recently been suggested by Mr. F. W. Hutton-Stott, a founder member of the Lanchester Register and President…
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Good for a laugh
Sir, Seen in the classified advertisement section of February MOTOR SPORT: Austin 7, 1928. "A real beauty—£500." Austin 7, 1928.…
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That racing Jowett
Sir, Your correspondent Mr. Peter Hepworth is obviously a distant, and hitherto unknown, relative of mine, in that his great…
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The Rapson Lanchester
Sir, Your article of Lionel Rapson's Lanchester 40 greatly interested me. I happened to be present, in a breakers' yard…
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