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Austin Seven owners have an
enormous number of clu catering for them the world over, and some excellent books and magazines devoted to their cars.…
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High-value motoring
The Federation of British Historical Vehicle Clubs has issued a statement based on research by the FIA, conducted by Dr…
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Four valve quandary
Which was first? I saw in a classic magazine the historical statement that the first British road car with four…
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A pair of unusual power units
Another aero-engined special has appeared: Richard Scaldwell’s GN with a 5-litre V8 JAP won its class and the class handicap…
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Rumblings, March 2007
Austin Seven owners have an enormous number of clubs catering for them the world over, and some excellent books and…
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