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BUGATTI WINS THE MOROCCO RALLY
The Morocco Rally can safely be said to be the most severe test of its kind yet held. After rallying…
June 1935
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BRIEF SPECIFICATION
Engine: 10.8 h.p. 4-cyl. 66 x 90, 1,232 c.c., flexible three-point mount ing. 3-bearing crankshaft. Pressure feed throughout. Twin carburetters.…
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THE TRIUMPH "GLORIA" SOUTHERN CROSS
A Solidly Built Light Car, Well Sprung, Comfortable, and Suitable for Long Distance Touring THE name " Triumph " has…
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130 m.p.h. WITH 750 c.c.
130 m.p.h. WITH 750 c.c.! Once again the M.G. Midget has made motoring history. The rebuilt Magic Midget, driven by…
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1934 K.3. Supercharged M.G. Magnette
1934 K.3. Supercharged M. G. Magnette. 2 Seater body with full road equipment, 100 m.p.h. Completely overhauled and in first…
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Targa Florio Result
Targa Florio Result At the last moment it. was decided to change the name of the 'Targa Primavera Siciliana to…
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FRAZER-NASH'S IN THE WEST END
FRAZER -NASH'S IN THE WEST END Mayfair has now become the recognised district for motor-car showrooms, and the latest arrivals…
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At the Wheel Ashore and Afloat
At the Wheel Ashore and Afloat THIS newly published autobiography by A Commander Montague Grahame-White covers a perk-ad of forty…
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BROUGH SUPERIOR ENTERS THE SPORTS CAR MARKET
BROUGH SUPERIOR ENTERS THE SPORTS CAR MARKET THE sports-car to-day differs from its touring contemporary not so much in all-out…
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EXPANSION AT BOURNE
EMPAN5-ON AT ROURKE, THE E.R.A. FACTORY MUCH ENLARGED. PLANS AND PROSPECTS FOR 1935. JUST a year ago English Racing Automobiles,…
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A FRAZER NASH VICTORY AT BRAY
A FRAZER NASH VICTORY AT BRAY D. M. McCRACKEN WINS IN HIS FIRST RACE AT 51.24 M.P.H. LEA FRANCIS SECOND…
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