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CONTENTS. The Third Brains Trust, May 1944
CONTENTS The Third Brains Trust ... ••• ••• ••• 89 Why Neglect the Early Small Cars ? ... 91 Notes…
May 1944
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THE THIRD BRAINS TRUST
THE THIRD BRAINS TRUST • McCullough as Question Master Donald THE Motoring Brains Trust at the " Rembrandt " on…
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THE APRIL BRAINS
• ********************************•••••• • THE APRIL BRAINS • • • • • • • • • • Question Master: DONALD MCCULLOUGH,…
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Why Neglect the Early Small Cars?
Why Neglect the Early Small Cars? 'I' israther curious that examples of small cars of the early nineteen twenties fail…
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Notes on the Original Aston-Martin Company
Notes on the Original Aston-Martin Company IN studying the early history of the Aston-Martin car it is interesting to go…
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CARS I HAVE OWNED
CARS I HAVE OWNED COKING back over 20 years of sports-car ownership the most strik ing things about it are,…
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More about Gear Ratios
More about Gear Ratios Cecil Clutton's article in the February issue gives rise to some miscellaneous comments, including interesting data…
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THE OUTER CIRCUIT
THE OUTER CIRCUIT "200s" TTIE second Junior Car Club 200-Mile Race at Brooklands commenced with . the 1,100-c.c. event, which…
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An Afternoon Amongst the Gerard Rileys
An Afternoon Amongst the Gerard Rileys by Sir Anthony Stamer, Bt. IT was one of those afternoons when the clouds…
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VETERAN TYPES XXVII
VETERAN TYPES XX VII A 1908 "FOUR INCH" HUTTON The actual winner of the Tourist Trophy Race of 1908. By…
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RACING AND THE PUBLIC
RACING AND THE PUBLIC A BRISTOL CIRCUIT? SOME reference has been made recently In the weekly motoring Press to a…
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More Early Bugattism
More Early Bugattism By Cecil Glutton IN MOTOR SPORT for May, 1941, I gave some rather disconnected information about Ettore…
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EATON MOTORS
EATON MOTORS (Ian Metcalfe) Who, while possessed of the opinion that BENTLEY stands for all that is best in sporting…
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THE VETERAN CAR CLUB'S SOCIAL
THE VETERAN CAR CLUB'S SOCIAL Another of the Veteran Car Club's " lunchwith-films " meetings was held on April 22nd…
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RUMBLINGS, May 1944
11111111 ,n -• These days, when things are apt to fall from the night sky, knowledge of what they are…
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Club News, May 1944
Club News WE HEAR Apart from the Horstman and A.B.C. mentioned elsewhere in this issue, another early small car, but…
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LETTER
Sir, Just had the most colossal piece of good fortune ! While convalescing in a nursing home out here from…
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BELT DRIVE
* * * Sir, Like every other enthusiast I have devoted considerable 'thought to the question of the post-war sports…
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My own preference is for waste to be disposed of, as far as is practicable, as soon as it becomes…
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Sir,
Sir, I should like to hear further from Mr. A. G. Sanderson concerning the 100m.p.h. " Musketeer " M.G. Midget.…
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