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Matters of moment, September 1967
Up, up, up, down, down, down You can hardly have failed to notice that as the cost of motoring goes…
September 1967
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1967 German Grand Prix race report: Brabham shows its steel
During the three weeks since the last Grand Prix most of the teams had been very busy, either stocking up…
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Stainless steel for cars
Regular readers will know that we enthuse over Stainless steel for cars. Consequently, we find an article on " Beating…
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Formula Two
Zandvoort Trophy (July 17th) The Zandvoort Trophy race was the second of only two Formula Two races to be held…
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Radial tyres for R-types
Sir, Two years ago I bought a rebuilt standard Mk VI (LH series) Bentley which to my surprise had Michelin…
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The race-proved Ford Savage
Today Jeff Uren runs Race Proved Performance and Racing Equipment Ltd., which supplies special parts for Ford engines and is…
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What is a sports car?
It has never been easy to define a sports car. A member of the V.S.C.C., we believe it was Cecil…
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Putting out that fire
We receive all manner of accessories and gadgets for test but much of this assortment is junk and is duly…
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Champion in the German Grand Prix
Champion sparking plugs were used by the first six cars to finish this arduous race. But it is interesting that…
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Bob Anderson
It is with regret and sadness that we have to record the death of 30-year-old Bob Anderson, who died as…
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The Brooklands Society
A meeting was held at the Motor Sport offices on August 15th to discuss the proposed Brooklands Society, the aims…
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The parade of Anciens Pilotes
The idea of having a demonstration of historic racing cars driven by members of the Club Internationale des Anciens Pilotes…
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Continental Notes, September 1967
That go-ahead club, the B.R.S.C.C., under the direction of Nick Syrett, last month took the bull by the horns and…
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V.S.C.C. Silverstone meeting (July 22nd)
Early printing schedules having prevented a report of this Mike Hawthorn Trophy Meeting going into the August issue, the following…
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Veteran Edwardian Vintage, September 1967
A Section Devoted to Old-Car Matters The V.S.C.C. at Prescott (August 13th) I drove proudly away from Prescott in the…
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V.E.V. Miscellany, September 1967
We are pleased to observe the continued efforts of the Daimler & Lanchester D.C. and the Fiat Register to keep…
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The Calthorpe that (probably) never was
Another Motoring Mystery The Calthorpe Company of Birmingham, founded in 1902 and reformed in 1912, took part in pre-War road…
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V-E-V Odds and Ends
The old airship hangar at Nelson Village, Cramlington, on the At between Newcastle and Morpeth, is to be demolished. A…
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Vintage postbag, September 1967
Alvis Pros and Cons Sir, In your "Further Thoughts about The Vintage Alvis'" you mention that my book "Alvis Car…
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The V.S.C.C. Castle Combe meeting (Sept 16th)
Castle Combe is a circuit well suited to vintage and historic racing cars and is situated in a part of…
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