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VINTAGE VEERINGS
VINTAGE VEERINGS *.• APART from numy other charms, one of the attriitutes of the vintage car is its resistance to…
May 1951
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As an Austin Heavy " 12/4 " owner and ardent enthusiast, I was delighted to seethe performance of this very…
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Sir, 1have a 1924 Vauxhall " 14/40 " which was termed a " Sports " coupe although it is very…
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Sir, INIay I congratulate you on a most excellent publication. In your March issue you refer to " a very…
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WHICH CAR FOR HUTCH?
WHICH CAR FOR HUTCH ? Sir, Mr. Hutchison is correct in stating that the Mark VI Bentley is not a…
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LETTERS from READERS AN AMERICAN QUALM, May 1951
LETTERS from READERS N.B.—Opinions expressed are those of our correspondents and Motor Sport does not necessarily associate itself with them—Ed.…
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APOLOGY
APOLOGY Sir, In your April edition you have reported on the Goodwood event (Easter Monday) and in your report of…
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THE SPEED OF THE BENTLEY
THE SPEED. OF THE BENTLEY Sir, To the Various letters concerning these superb Bentleys made by Rolls-Royce and Raymond Mays'…
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Sir,. Your correspondent Mr. K. Hutchison has obviously not experienced a Continental tour in an ti-litre Bentley. This fine old…
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RISING GENERATION
RISING GENERATION Sir. I tun a regular reader of MOTOR Sroar and I think, and so do my friends, that…
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REMINISCENCES
REMINISCENCES Sir, I was very interested in recent references to Tamplins and Cardens. My first four-wheeler was a 1922 7-1t.p.,…
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Sir, I read with very great interest the article " Sideslips," by " Baladeur," in your March issue. This brought…
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CITROEN IN UGANDA
CITROEN IN UGANDA • Sir, I on getting a lot of very pleasant motoring from my Light Fifteen Citroen-t he…
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT SECTION
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FOR SALE—continued WANTED
WANTED T-TYPE M.G. or similar, or drOpheini coutik. Not over 14-11.p. Details, price: 1, Norman Court, Ilampt Oil , Middlesex.…
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SITUATIONS WANTED
SITUATIONS WANTED YOUNG MAN, 22, R.A.P. pilot just demobbed, knowledgeable motoring enthusiast ; seeks position 'cannected ears; willing, adaptable. Details…
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SITUATIONS VACANT
SITUATIONS VACANT MERCHISTON MOTORS. Rolls-Royce, Bentley, racing and sports-car specialists require a first-class fitter. Progressive situation. Good wages and conditions.…
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MISCELLANEOUS
MISCELLANEOUS IMPECUNIOUS VINTAGE LOVER offers help gratis to anyone rdtoring interesting car, In West London area. E. G. Corkc, 12,…
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Ify The Teewhile H., 15-17, lily Road, London, E.(1.1, and printed hy Tee ,v NVIdten find j, I'III, I 1:…
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