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Archive Aston Martin 1,2,3 in T.T. Porsche Triumphant in 1,101-2,000-c.c. Category. Team Lotus Win Up-to-1,100-c.c. Class. Moss sets Sports Car Lap Record to 93.3 m.p.h. Some of the interest vanished from this year's R.A.C. Four-Hour T.T.… October 1958 Issue By admin
Archive 3,000 Miles With a 21/2 - Litre Riley Drophead Coupe 3,000 Miles With a 21-Litre Riley Drophead Coupe T. G. Moore, at one time Managing Editor of" Motor Sport," tells of his Experiences with a much-discussed British Car. SPORTS-CAR drivers… January 1951 Issue By admin
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Archive Another 1922 Talbot-Darracq Sir, The book review of the Boy Scout's journey on a 1922 Talbot-Darracq takes me back many years, as my father ran a similar model for about five years. This… June 1975 Issue By admin
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Archive Veteran Types Veteran Types CHITTY-CHITTY-13ANG-BANG IMER in recent years has there been a more picturesque figure in the world of auto mobilism than the late Count Louis Zborowski. He was in fact… October 1930 Issue By admin
Archive MOTORING SPORTSMEN MOTORING SPORTSMEN Mr. RAYMOND MAYS THOUGH by no means a bearded ancient—at the time of writing he is 34—we always think of Raymond Mays as one of the few still-active… January 1935 Issue By admin