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THE FERODO CHART
THE FERODO CHART At Olympia the Ferodo people showed a complete range of Ferodo brake and clutch linings, and a…
November 1935
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I NTERNAT I ONAL MOTORING FIXTURES, 1936 TI! R.A.C. Club
has issued the list of fixtures comprising the national Calendar for 1936. For -next year, Great Britain has fifteen International…
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COACHWORK TENDENCIES
SOME OUTSTANDING EXAMPLES SEEN AT OLYMPIA Fashions in sports coachwork have gone full circle and once again at Olympia one…
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A GUIDE TO 1936 HIGH PERFORMANCE CARS
Continued from the October Issue of "Motor Sport " THIS'LIST OF SPECIFICATIONS AND DATA HAS BEEN COMPILED TO ASSIST THE…
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THE MOUNTAIN CHAMPIONSHIP
We are informed by Mr. '1'. Murray Jamieson that the E.R.A. car driven by Mr. Raymond Mays in the Mountain…
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DEATH OF E. A. ELDRIDGE
DEATH OF E. A. ELDRIDGE We regret to announce the death of Ernest A. Eldridge, at one time holder of…
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THE COPPA MICHELE BIANCHI
THE COPPA MICHELE BIANCHI This race was run on very similar lines tc the Circuit of Lucca, reported elsewhere in…
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