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Paris-Montlhery
Theory and Practice by the Continental Correspondent The beginning of October saw the opening of the 40th Paris Salon and…
November 1953
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The Price of Spares
Sir, There have been many letters from your readers spotlighting the shortcomings of many British post-war cars, but while they…
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On the Earls Court Motor Show
Here we are again in the seductive atmosphere of the Motor Show, our Motor Show, in the heart, or very…
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Southern Jowett Car Club
On Sunday, September 27th, the Southern Jowett Car Club held a mixed event for members. In the morning a map-reading…
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Sideslips
By "Baladeur" "Our good old engine with mechanically-operated poppet valves," wrote Charles Faroux in La Vie Automobile in the spring…
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Swandean Spitfire
Sir, Further to your reference in October's Motor Sport to my R.-R. Merlin Spitfire Special at Brighton Speed Trials, for…
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Public Schools M.C. Point-to-Point
A rally that could be won on the road with a total mileage of about 100 miles was the ambition…
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Letters From Readers, November 1953
N.B. -- Opinions expressed are those of our correspondents and Motor Sport does not necessarily associate itself with them -- Ed.…
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Bunk!
Advertisements in British periodicals are noted for their good taste and integrity. But just recently the more lynx-eyed amongst our…
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