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We have received details of the new Satellite motor dinghy which is scheduled for bulk production. Made from laminates of Mitchell Smith's Polymaster polyester resin 312A, this dinghy is 9…

The Brooklands Society held its 29th annual Reunion at what is left of the old Motor Course on June 20, with the usual runs up the Test Hill and round…

SOME SPECIAL detail displayed is evidence of Mr. McKenzie's long experience of special work, and it is significant that this 8-litre conversion was undertaken without the client's supervision. Another interesting…

Sir, Thank you for such a marvellous Ferrari edition. As I have been fortunate enough to have had some small contact with Ferrari, I truly appreciated every page. The commendatore…

THE Northern Section of the V.S.C.C. received 90 entries for its annual Measham Rally. A Lancia Lambda driven by H. M. Goodman won the Measham Challenge Trophy. *** To celebrate the…

Sir, I was very glad to see Mr Napier's letter about the popularity of Rovers in France published in your May issue. I would certainly endorse his remarks and add that…

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Sir, There have been numerous guesses about the cost of subsidising, through the good Lord Ryder, each unit produced by Leyland Cars, before they are offered, through the showrooms, to…

Sir, The enclosed print may be of interest to you. The subject is, I trust, evident, a T.51. The scale is 1 in. = 1 ft. in. Potters Bar W.…

Matters of Moment ... Page 675 To Brighton in a Mors ... Page 676 The Racing Mechanics... Page 680 Built for Fun ... Page 682 The M.C.C. National Rally ...…

Sir, In browsing through a copy of your August number I found a photograph of the 1914/1918 war FWD lorry. I remember these tough old vehicles very well although I did…

Each year, as the opening of the Earls Court Motor Show proclaims the end of another motorirg season, it seems a good thing to take stock of what has gone…