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"Jochen Rindt: The Story of a World Champion"
By Heinz Pruller. 207 pp. 8 3/4 in. x 5 5/8 in. (William Kimber & Co. Ltd., 22a, Queen Anne's…
October 1971
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A Davenport Vernon centenary
D. R. Denne, the Joint Managing Director of Davenport Vernon Ltd. of High Wycombe, the Buckinghamshire town now by-passed by…
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"Veteran and Vintage Aircraft"
A third edition of Leslie Hunt's "Veteran and Vintage Aircraft", listing over 5,000 such machines with their locations, and picturing…
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"Veteran and Vintage Cars in Colour"
Batsford have published "Veteran and Vintage Cars in Colour", with introduction and notes by Michael Sedgwick. It deals with 64…
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Cars in books, October 1971
Having last month posed the mystery of a Sunbeam lorry which figures in a book by Ronald Duncan, I came…
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1971 Austrian Grand Prix in pictures
AUSTRIAN GRAND PRIX TWENTY CARS get under way at the start of the Austrian Grand Prix, led by Siffert's Yardley-B…
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1971 Italian Grand Prix in pictures
ITALIAN GRAND PRIX PETER GETHIN was the delighted winner at Monza, making it two in a row for Yardley-BRM in…
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Getting to the top—a Range Rover up Cader Idris
"No sensible person will remain content with motoring round Cader: he will insist on climbing to its summit."—W. Watkin Davies,…
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A soft-top census
Sir, I couldn't help smiling when I read D. J. Dee's letter about the drivers of soft-topped cars who persist…
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Running costs of a Gilbern GT 1800
Sir, Disregarding the advice of friends who said it would put me off motoring for ever, I sat down the…
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Another inexpensive one
Sir, Having just read your article on "Buying (a 2 1/2-litre Riley) Casually", I feel moved to put pen to…
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The cost of spares
Sir, I recently required a starter motor for a 1967 Fiat 600D and was flabbergasted when the dealer's invoice showed…
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An insurance broker replies
Sir, Every day I travel to the old established and quite large Insurance Brokerage which I now own in my…
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Real road racing
Sir, With reference to the article in this month's issue on the Birmingham road race circuit, I would like to…
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New Brighton track
Sir, In your article, "The Motor Tricycle" you refer to the banked track at New Brighton, and query whether it…
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Fiat rattle
Sir, I have read with interest the comments by Bill Boddy on the Fiat 124 Sport in your September issue.…
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F3 v. the GP
Sir, The 1971 Woolmark British Grand Prix has come and gone, providing Jackie Stewart with yet another runaway win. He…
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