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Matters of moment, September 1974
Hanging The Masterpiece In Oils If the amount of publicity it received is any criterion, the outstanding event of August…
September 1974
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1974 German Grand Prix race report
Well done Regazzoni Nürburgring, August 4th: For what it was worth the German Grand Prix was given the title of…
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European Letter
[By means of which our roving European reporter keeps in touch with the Editor.] Dear W. B., Not surprisingly this…
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Road Impressions
The Opel Kadett 1200S Coupe The Opel Kadett has been known in this country since before the war. In those…
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Sports Round-up
Formula Two A three week gap between the Mugello round of the European Formula Two Championship and the next race…
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1974 Austrian Grand Prix — summary
Reutemann all the way Osterreichring, Knittelfeld, August 18th: Practice and race day were blessed with superb weather which the 150,000…
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Road Test
The Ford Capri Ghia 3-litre and the Reliant Scimitar GTE Many of us reflected at the time of the introduction…
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Rally Review, September 1974
Rally of the 1000 Lakes: There was a time when no-one would take on the Finns on their home ground.…
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Nothing to do with motoring
Some weeks ago I was driving in the Hereford area, without the motoring dog, when an incident involving several cars…
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Road Impressions
The Fiat 132 1800 GLS Fiat of Turin announced not long ago, through their efficient British publicity people, that they…
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Veteran Edwardian Vintage, September 1974
A Section Devoted to Old-Car Matters VSCC at Prescott, August 11th: The Vintage SCC was lucky with the weather for…
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Vintage postbag, September 1974
Top Cars Sir,A major advantage of having been born well before the 1914-18 War is that one could motor at…
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Looking back with Phil Hill
One of the most regular features of the past twenty-five years' Grand Prix racing has been the periodic rise and…
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Behind the scenes
Champion, the Sparking Leaders Laurie Hands, the Champion Sparking Plug Company's UK Chief Engineer and Competitions Manager, can recall only…
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1974 British Grand Prix - Scheckter finishes first
Scheckter finishes first Brands Hatch, July 20th: Britain's World Championship qualifying round arrived at Brands Hatch for its 1974 edition,…
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Reflections in a London suburb
For anyone interested in the history of Grand Prix racing it can be very difficult. Last month we tried to…
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Road Impressions
The Ginetta G21S British enthusiasts have always been fortunate in having a handful of small, specialist sports car manufacturers to…
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Cars in books, September 1974
It is known that electric cars were popular in America at the turn of the century and consequently I was…
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Steam at Much Marcle
To add variety to the motoring round, I like to attend one Traction-Engine Rally and an Air Display every year.…
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Rover Recollections
(Sonic random thoughts gathered during the 70th anniversary of the Solihull Company) I went the other day to visit Mr.…
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