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Matters of moment, October 1976
Leyland's museum at Donington For far too long the very large accumulation of historic vehicles amassed by the various manufacturers…
Leyland's museum at Donington For far too long the very large accumulation of historic vehicles amassed by the various manufacturers…
If anyone had asked where all the Morgans had gone on Sunday September 5th, I would have said to the…
Lauda's comeback Monza, Italy, September 12th It is never very clear who instigates the changes to circuits, but the reasons…
The days of new designs appearing at Monza as a prelude to the next season are long since gone, with…
As was anticipated around the time of the Austrian GP there would appear to be some changes being made to…
D-type win at Laguna Seca . . . Martin Morris added another notch to his D-type's historic belt (the first…
A section devoted to old-car matters More on Rolls-Royce It is sometimes thought that in the days when the 40/50…
The two main races at the VSCC Race Meeting held at that most attractive setting of Cadwell Park in Lincolnshire…
There is sometimes more inside or round the back of country garages than the eye normally sees. It was an…
Sir, Further to my letter which appeared in the April issue, and to Mr. Rivers Fletcher's letter in the June…
Sir, Your short piece on the Monotrace was of great interest to me, as I remember having a machine very…
Sir, My reaction to Roger Pouluin's letter on Vintage Values in your August issue is that he understates the case.…
Sir, Was the Monotrace, as featured in the V-E-V section of your August issue, really of French origin? I think…
Sir, With reference to your photograph on page 929 of August's Motor Sport, I think the "mystery car" is a…
Sir, I could not agree more with the letter by W. L. Cullen in the August edition about vintage car…
Sir, May I say that I am a little Surprised at the stand Motor Sport appears to be taking on…
Sir, It comes as something of a shock to sec Jenks ranged on the side of the stuffed-shirts and museum-minders,…
Sir, I am in complete agreement with your correspondent Don Yorke (Vintage Postbag, July). By all means keep those wonderful…
All round improvements to these good looking, sporting high performers Since the Beta Coupe was introduced, in 1600 form to…
"The Batsford Guide to Vintage Cars" by Cecil Clutton, Paul Bird and Anthony Harding. 224 pp. 7 1/2 in. 4…
Ford resurrects V8 Mustang to celebrate 50th anniversary of Bullitt Ford marked the 50th anniversary of iconic movie Bullitt on Sunday with the announcement of its 2019 Mustang Bullitt. The…
Peugeot confirms that it will join the World Endurance Championship grid from 2022 with a hybrid hypercar Peugeot axed its 908 endurance programme in 2012 Photo: Motorsport Images Peugeot will return…
Everybody loves a trier – although I’m not sure that the world’s biggest manufacturer of cars will (initially) thank me for calling it such. Admittedly Toyota is today more of…
Another blazing hot day at Monza – and, almost inevitably, another pole position for Sebastian Vettel’s Red Bull. Team-mate Mark Webber was appreciably closer – two tenths, rather than six…