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Bureaucrats in Action
Sir, Having been resident in Italy for most of the last twelve years, I am used to the authorities using…
May 1976
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Mystery Car
Sir, The mystery car pictured on page 408 of the April issue is a Rover P8 prototype. This car was…
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Mystery car 2
Sir, I was interested to see your "mystery car" Tailpiece in the April issue of Motor Sport. This very car…
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Open Car Motoring
Sir, I would like to point out what a wonderful service open two-seater sports cars are given by the Constabulary.…
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What Others Say About The Sprint
"My Sprint has completed 42,000 miles. Its life history has been erratic, causing no trouble at all for long periods,…
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The Price of Safety
Sir, In the obviously indisputable knowledge that all happenings which would not occur in the absence of the human mind…
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Super Cover
Sir, There have been numerous guesses about the cost of subsidising, through the good Lord Ryder, each unit produced by…
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Motor Racing on Television
Sir, We cannot see the British Grand Prix live on TV because it coincides with the first day of the…
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Where Are the British Exports?
Sir, This is an open letter to those with influence in the British motor car and motorcycle industries. At this…
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