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8-Litres, and blown too!
Considerable interest was aroused by the appearance at the VSCC Oulton Park and Silverstone Race Meetings of RJ Cooper's supercharged 1930 8-litre…
September 1960
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A very hot Healey
The energies of the majority of speed-shop proprietors are directed towards extracting high bhp figures from small displacement engines, with the idea…
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Bank holiday Brands Hatch
Another Cooper F1 Victory August Bank Holiday witnessed a great exodus from the Metropolis to Brands Hatch for the first car race…
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Bath Concours d'elegance and impressions of the MG Magnette Mk 3
A splendid variety of veteran, Edwardian, vintage and pvt cars assembled under showery conditions in the elegant Recreation Ground in Bath on July…
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The Solitude-Rennen
An excellant Formula 2 race The race at Stuttgart, on the Solitude circuit, a few miles out of town, was particularly…
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Letters from readers, September 1960
MS/SE Sir, I am writing to tell you that the authority of Motor Sport was recently quoted in no less a place than…
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Ford V8 Register
In view of the recent interest by readers in the Ford V8, the Rev MT Ferner, The Vicarage, Tamerton Foliot, Plymouth, who owns an 81A saloon, is to assist…
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