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'And that's straight from the horses mouth!'
They're just exchanging tips about the Zodiac ! Saying what a brilliant performer this car is. In fact, they're so…
October 1960
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SLOW PROGRESS
SLOW PROGRESS While doing some research into pre-war motor racing the Editor Caine upon certain news items which form a…
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THE M.G.-A 1600 TWO-SEATER
THE M.G.-A 1600 TWO-SEATER Logine : Four cylinders, 75.4 x 88.9 runt. (1,588 c.c.). Pushrod-operated overhead valves. 8.3-to-1 compression-ratio. 71:q…
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DRIVING THE M.G.-A AGAIN
DR! V/ NG THE .M.G.-A AGAIN—continued from page 828 page The test car bad centre-lock wire wheels. The braking, aided…
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VETERAN- EDWARDIAN- VINTAGE
VETERANEDWARDIANVINTAGE A Section Devoted to Old-Car Matters STA NDA R DS AT HOME.— Following a precedent. set by the Sunbeam…
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VINTAGE POSTBAG, October 1960
VINTAGE POSTBAG Sir, When I read Mr. Bradshaw's highly entertaining letter about A.B.C. engines in your August issue, and in…
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LETTERS from READERS, October 1960
LETTERS from READERS N.B.—Opinions expressed are those of our Correspondents and "Motor Sport" does not necessarily associate itself with thern.—Erl.…
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