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Fun motoring
Sir, I write in reply to your editorial in the December '76 Motor Sport concerning "getting the most fun" from…
March 1977
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Personal number plates
Sir, With regard to the so-called "emotive" subject of personal number plates: surely such egocentric and expensive follies can be…
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The future of MG
Sir, There has been much talk, rumour and criticism recently in MG circles concerning the possibility of Leyland Cars discontinuing…
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Capri RS3100
Sir, Regarding Mr. Tilsley's letter concerning the Ford Capri, published in the January edition of your magazine. May I add…
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A V8 Humber?
Sir, With regard to the letter in February's Motor Sport from M. Gregory, I am surprised that Chrysler UK should…
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Lauding Lancia
Sir, As the accolades for the Alfa Romeo Alfetta have increased with experience (Motor Sport, January 1977) it has become…
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