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Veteran to classic - Ralph E Sanders and Sons
David Brodie of Brodie Brittan Racing has sent us some old photographs found in the Hitchen garage which his partner,…
March 1991
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Veteran to classic - The VSCC at Barton Stacey
Having been very thoroughly rained on at Brooklands last year, for 1991 the VSCC returned to the spacious and conveniently…
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Veteran to classic -- Count Trossi
Flying Count Followers of Grand Prix racing will know that Count Felice Trossi was a successful driver of 8C, Monza,…
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Veteran to classic miscellany, March 1991
We hear that the Coventry-Climax-engined Lotus IX, XPE 6, which Colin Chapman raced in 1955, and which Motor Sport road…
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Obituaries
Cecil Clutton As we went to press came the devastating news of the death of Cecil (Sam) Clutton, CBE in…
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Club News, March 1991
As mentioned last month, the 70th MCC Land's End Trial will take place on March 29th/30th. For those who wish…
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Book Reviews, March 1991, March 1991
Bentley Special & Special Bentleys, by Ray Roberts. 440pp. 11"x 8". GT Foulis & Co Ltd, Sparkford, Yeovil, Somerset, 8A22…
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Letters, March 1991
Opinions expressed are those of correspondents and not necessarily those of Motor Sport *** Railton Request Sir, At Christie's auction…
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