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Matters of Moment, June 1964
The Sport and the Roads at Whitsun The wide-flung manifestations of motoring sport were in evidence at Whitsun, when in…
June 1964
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1964 Monaco Grand Prix race report: Lotus fails where Hill prevails
Being the first of the Grand Prix classics for 1964 all the leading teams had hopes of fielding their latest…
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Reflections on the Monaco G.P.
I admit freely that tears of emotion welled up in my tired old eyes as I watched Jim Clark pull…
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Continental Notes, June 1964
While at the Targa Florio I had occasion to be taken for a short ride in one of Carroll Shelby's…
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Whitsun Race Meetings
500 Kilometers at Spa (May 17th) The Automobile Club of Spa ran a 500-kilometre race for homologated GT cars on…
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The Evolution of Modern Small Car Engines
(Continued from the May issue) Standard-Triumph. The second paper at last year's I.A.E. Automotive Division Symposium was delivered by D.…
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The Tulip Rally
So far this year. the major International rallies held in Europe have been rather frustrating for the Ford France team.…
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Did W.O. Bentley Crib?
An Inditement by Alec Ulmann of America Alec Ulmann is a brave man! In the March-April issue of The Bulb…
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Lotus Advisory Service
Rosemary Seers has been appointed Press Secretary to Lotus Cars and will be inaugurating an advisory service for owners of…
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No-Spin Goodwood
Six Penalisations on April 25th The results of races at the 61st B.A.R.C. Members' Meeting were not always what they…
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Honda for Brabham
Jack Brabham, who has been advising the Honda works on the development of their Grand Prix car, has entered a…
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Veteran- Edwardian- Vintage
A Section Devoted to Old-Car Matters The H.C.V.C. Brighton Run (May 3rd) One of the more picturesque events of the…
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The Montagu Motor Museum
The Montagu Motor Museum announces the cancellation of the A.C. Rally intended for June 14th and the postponement of its…
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Brookhirst Igranic
Brookhirst Igranic has been presented by Vincents of Reading Ltd. with a beautifully restored 1907 Type V 10 h.p. single-cylinder…
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What is a Vintage Car?
It is generally accepted that an antique is some objet d'art around 100 years old. If it wasn't, those old…
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Miscellany, June 1964
Miscellany.—The 1½-seater streamlined Singer Nine raced at Brooklands by F. W. Carr and others came to light in Berkshire recently,…
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Vintage Postbag, June 1964
The Standard V8 Project Sir, Mr. R. E. Lewis wants to obtain details of the Standard V8 project after it…
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The 1,500-c.c Grand Prix Delage Cars
[Alan Burnard Sorted Out the Present Whereabouts of these Historic Racing Cars.—Ed.] There seems no doubt there were four cars…
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The B.R.D.C. Silverstone International Trophy Meeting
Silverstone, May 2nd. The B.R.D.C.'s "Festival of Speed" has become an important fixture for many British spectators, who enjoy a…
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Discoveries
Discoveries.—Readers report a Delage 2-seater at a farm in Scotland, a 1927 Essex Super Six for sale in Devon, and…
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