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motor sport
temperamental until I decided to lubricate it with dry powdered graphite, since. when it has been perfect, disengaging filly and…
October 1951
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Sir,
Sir, As a very enthusiastic and satisfied Frazer-Nash owner I should like to reply to Mr. Alan K. Clerk, and…
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itself with them
Sir, For very many years now I Dave been a follower of Mama SPORT and a regular reader of motor…
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PRAISE FOR AN ALFA
* * * PRAISE FOR AN ALFA Sir, I have read with great interest, in your issue of August, 1951,…
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THE BEST FROM BRITAIN?
* * * THE BEST FROM BRITAIN? Sir, During the last two years I have been the proud owner Of…
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LETTERS from READERS, October 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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THE LAST STRAW?
THE LAST STRAW? Sir, Surely the present-day motorist is penalised enough already with excessive taxes without making it compulsory to…
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SPEEDO FLATTER
* * * SPEEDO FLATTER Sir, Your description of a run made in a 21-litre Lagonda in last month's issue…
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BUGATTI SUPERIORITY
* * * BUGATTI SUPERIORITY Sir, I was glad to see reference in the August issue of MOTOR SPORT to…
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Sir,
Sir, I am astonished at your remarks concerning the performances of pre-war winning Bugattis at Le Mans and the winning…
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SPEED IN THE AIR
* * * SPEED IN THE AIR Sir, In your report of the Daily Express Air Display at Hendon you…
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HAPPY ENDING
* * * HAPPY ENDING Sir, In view of your report of the meeting at Boreham on August 1 1…
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