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"World Cars 1984"
"World Cars 1984", 439 pp, 11 in x 9 in. (Herald Books, Pelham, New York, £22.50). With the 1984 British…
"World Cars 1984", 439 pp, 11 in x 9 in. (Herald Books, Pelham, New York, £22.50). With the 1984 British…
Cars in Books It was interesting to -find a reference to cars in the biography of a non-conformist preacher, and…
Small-Car Progress Demonstrated by the £3,100 796 cc Suzuki Alto FX — In a comparison in Wales with a 1927…
The Dutch Grand Prix — Those McLarens again Zandvoort, August 26th TWELVE MONTHS ago almost to the day there was…
The Rally of the Thousand Lakes WHEN Peugeot took its new rally car, the four-wheel-drive, rear-engined, two-seat 205 Turbo 16,…
Peter Green's 1933 Ex-Straight / Seaman K3 MG Magnette IT IS always a pleasure to encounter almost-original historic cars. So…
"The Earthquake" — The Chronicle of a Competition Austin 7 Chummy. BACK in Nov/Dec 1956 I was delighted to have…
V-E-V Odds & Ends. — Having driven home to Wales non-stop from VSCC Cadwell Park racing in the Alfa 6…
Panther Ka!lista 2.8 THERE ARE two things to constantly keep in mind when considering the Panther Kallista. The first is…
The Sunbeam "Tiger" — a Progress Report FOR SOME TIME the famous 4-litre V12 Sunbeam Tiger has been an important…
V-E-V Miscellany.—Geoffrey St John pitted his Type 51 GP Bugatti against Vic Norman's Starnpe biplane at Kemble not long ago,…
Griff on Zborow.ski GRIFFITHS BORGESON's promised saga of Zborowski has appeared in the American Automobile Quarterly, which contrives tit. publish…
"Shockers al Indianapolis" Can we add a little to your article on shock absorbers with reference to Andre HartfOrd, which…
V-E-V Odds & Ends. — We hear that the Reg No GO 10, originally on a 40 50 Rolls-Royce Phantom…
HAROLD BRAND I am very surprised that you were able to find room in the correspondence columns of MOTOR SPORT…
Dallas Grand Prix I am a long time reader of your fine periodical and have come to think of it…
Accuracy Appreciated I was very delighted to read on page 381 in your April issue's "Cars in Books" that a…
LES TALLISS Sir, Presumably your correspondent Mr Hambledon (September issue) has either 'a photographic memory or a garage full of…
Snappy Reply It is only very rarely that I trouble the editor of a periodical with my thoughts, but I…
B h ,g .1, h, V 2 n'e 7AICHAEL CONLON H.el Park, MI, USA
Paul Fearnley looks back at some of F1's comeback stories Jean-Pierre Beltoise was a multiple national motorcycle champion finding his way in cars when a crash during the 1964 Reims…
Nine days in Berlin might sound like the title to a movie but it's how Formula E will return to racing and finish off its interrupted 2019/20 season. After five…
A hundred years ago, four Rolls-Royce Ghosts left England bound for the Alps. Three were factory prepared cars, one was owned by a private entrant called James Radley, among whose…
Follow Motor Sport photographer Lyndon McNeil on each step of the way to racing for real Our staff photographer Lyndon McNeil by his own admission considers shooting race cars as…