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ENGINE DESIGN IN 1909
ENGINE DESIGN IN 1909 I At this time of the year we used to survey design trends. Now we no…
January 1942
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CONTENTS, January 1942
CONTENTS inside front cover 1 4 7 9 Engine Design in 1909 .... The Reminiscences of H. L. Biggs—Part I…
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THE 2- (AND OFTEN 3-) WHEELER REMINISCENCES OF H.L. BLIGGS
THE 2(AND OFTEN 3-) WHEELER REMINISCENCES OF H. L. BIGGS PART 1-1920-1924 [In November H. L Biggs suggested that we…
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CARS I HAVE OWNED
CARS I HAVE OWNED [G. Anthony Phelps, A.T.A. Pilot, tells of his motoring education.—Ed.] FROM previous contributions to this series…
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ONE OF THE FASTEST
ONE OF THE FASTEST Cecil [Clutton reports on the Road-performance of Robert Arbuthnot's 2.9-litre Supercharged Alfa-Romeo Is not often these…
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C.U.A.C. DINNER AND A BIRKIN BENTLEY
C.U.A.C. DINNER AND A BIRKIN BENTLEY SAM CLUTTON REPORTS AN ABSORBING WEEK-END [We very much regret that owing to pressure…
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Club News, January 1942
etta letauld „.....?101101.0?11111111,P WE HEAR . . . . The demand for sports cars seems as healthy as ever, and…
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VETERAN TYPES: XXIV -- THE BURGESS 1914 T.T. HUMBER
VETERAN TYPES: XXIV-THE BURGESS 1914 T.T. HUMBER Kenneth Neve describes another T.T. Humber in this series, with the able assistance…
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THE MISSING EDITORIAL, January 1942
THE MISSING EDITORIAL The response to appeals for material for publication has been so generous that each month it becomes…
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IN FAVOUR OF THE 1,100-c.c. H.R.G.
IN FAVOUR OF THE 1,100-c.c. H.R.G. W. G. S. Wike confirms the praise bestowed by several recent Correspondents on this…
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RUMBLINGS, January 1942
That E.R.A SOME more light is thrown on what has come to be known as the mystery of the cycle-shop…
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Letters from Readers, January 1942
Sir, May I endorse all the nice things that have been said about the way in which you are carrying…
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CECIL CLUTION. London, W.11.
Sir, May I venture to say how surprised I was to read your strictures upon the projected Veteran Victory Run…
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Sir, I read with interest your reference to the " mystery " of the sports E.R.A. under " Rumblings "…
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LETTERS FROM READERS-continued, January 1942
Sir, May I congratulate J. Heywood Statham on his article ? I found it such a change to read of…
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common with the Cotal box, which is, however, 100 per cent. reliable otherwise. The Delage is some 8 or 9…
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CHRISTMAS DAY
CHRISTMAS DAY Some time ago R. G. V. Venables recalled a hill-hunting expedition of pre-war times, which must have made…
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LETTERS FROM READERS-continued from page 18, January 1942
Sir, As the Founder and first Editor of Speed, which—after I dissociated myself from it—became merged with MOTOR SPORT, I…
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