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CAPTMOON'S
Sir, Capt. Moon's preference for a beat reservoir rather than a true radiator surprises me, but he is, of course,…
May 1944
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TERS FROM READ
Sir, Mr. Harold Biggs's notes on the Light Trials Allard Special serves to add to my steadily-growing enthusiasm for, and…
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FUTURE
Sir, Before leaving "Blighty " I realised an ambition of 10 years' standing. I acquired a thoroughbred, namely, a litre…
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MAY, 1944
Sir, I read the article "Real Racing for the Impecunious " in your January issue with the greatest 'interest, and…
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Sir, It gave me much satisfaction to read "A Successful First Season" in the January MOTOR SPORT. Since the war…
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BRIEFLY
Sir, It was with great pleasure that I read the article by Marcus Chambers entitled "Preserve or Perish" in the…
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE HILLMAN Spares and Repair Specialists. Reconditioned engines and chassis components. Large stocks of new and secondhand spares for…
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