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Book Review
"Specials," by John Bolster (Foulis, 170 pages, 10s.). No one has more right to claim this title for a book…
October 1949
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Letters from Readers, October 1949
The "Over-Rated" H.R.G. Sir, Mr. John B. Owen, in his letter to you last month, says that the H.R.G. is…
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Riley Nine Recognition
Like the Austin Seven, the Riley Nine remained in production for a long spell with no major changes in its…
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Belated Book Review
By a curious coincidence, shortly after the September Motor Sport was published, we walked into a secondhand bookshop (we are…
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