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Mercedes and MG Matters
Sir, I was most interested in the further details on Mercedes in the letter from Mr. Walsh. Mr. Walsh is,…
June 1976
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Vauxhall Problems
Sir, As a Vauxhall owner, I am writing to you in the hope that you may be able to shed…
Page 53
Vinot et Deguingand 2
Sir,. I was more than a little interested to read your article "Fragments on Forgotten Makes" in the January issue…
Page 53
Vinot et Deguingand
Sir, I have read with interest your remarks ont Vinot commercial vehicles. I distinctly remember seeing, on Armistice Day 1918,…
Page 53
Germanic Schneider
Sir, My copy of Motor Sport comes by sea mail—hence late. Re: your article on John Rowley's 1913 Th. Schneider,…
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The Changing Scene
Sir, I was most interested to read Mr. Carson's letter referring to the demise of the vintage motoring years as…
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Road-Test Miscellany, June 1976
The Saab 99GL Combi Coupe The previous Saab tested disappointed but the new Combi coupe made considerable amends. Indeed, once…
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The British Silhouette Round Goes To The Home Team ... Just
The only British round of the Group 5 World Championship for Makes, commonly known as silhouette racing, covered fractionally under…
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Derek spencer: Resuscitator and protector of Big Healeys
"Soon, the Healey will be a collector's piece. But no one who has sat behind the wheel of a Big…
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VSCC Curborough (May 9th)
Even if this event is more a gigantic driving-test (even to penalties for touching markers) than the sort of speed…
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Formula two review
March and BMW challenge the French Following the humiliation of 1975, when the one-off Schnitzer-BMW-engineer Martini ran away with the…
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Triumph TR7 sports car or two-seater saloon?
Fifteen months ago we described the Triumph TR7 on its introduction to the US market. Last month we published colour…
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VSCC Silverstone
The first VSCC race meeting of the season attracted the expected full grandstands and was run in cold but dry…
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Born 25 Years ago: Chevrolet's Corvette sails on
The world's biggest business corporation, General Motors, is continuing production of its Chevrolet Corvette coupe's and convertibles for the 23rd…
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The Safari Rally
When overseas competitors returned from practising along the route of the 1976 Safari Rally some of them made general comments…
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The VSCC at Oulton Park
One of the good things about the Vintage SCC is that it does not make changes merely for the sake…
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Silverstone Parade
Sir, I was most interested to read Denis Jenkinson's report in your May issue of the Graham Hill International Trophy.…
Page 84
The BBC and Motor Racing
Sir, I am writing to you in the hope that you, through your excellent magazine, may appeal to every reader…
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A Daimler special
Sir, In the April issue you suggested that the Daimler Majestic Major V8 should make an admirable competitor to the…
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Pride and Joy
Sir, Further to the adverse correspondence over the last few months regarding TR6 and more recently "Dolomite Sprint", I feel…
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