Articles tagged Nash Bristol

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Page 12, November 1946

British High-Performance Cars for 1947

Never before has the British Motor Industry been more deserving of publicity. By its contribution to the war effort it most certainly ensured our present Freedom, and the Peace which politicians are making so precarious and comfortless. Nevertheless, seldom has a nation looked more successfully to its export market so soon after the termination of war. And never before has the British Motor...

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Page 26, October 1959

B.O.C. PRESCOTT NATIONAL SPEED HILL CLIMB

B.O.C. PRESCOTT NATIONAL SPEED HILL CLIMB (Sept. 13th) EXCEEDINGLY pleasant in the warm sunshine, Prescott on this occasion saw Boshier-Jones (Cooper 1,100) get within 0.18 sec. of his former course-record and Patsy Burt (Cooper-Climax) break the ladies' course-record with a model ascent in 44.55 sec. A considerable crowd arrived to spectate at a meeting lasting six hours; it was concluded on...

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Page 26, April 1961

Goodwood Re-Opens

The English racing season (automotive) opened at Goodwood on March 11th with the 44th B.A.R.C. Members' Meeting. The attendance would not have disgraced a "big" day and the entry was so prolific that competitors' cars overflowed from the Paddock bays. The weather was spring-like but cold. During practice Brailey flattened his M.G.-A by rolling it and Jean Bloxham's D-type Jaguar developed...