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Matters of moment, January 1965
Buy British Many years ago, at the time of another slump, we recall a campaign against Britishers who bought foreign…
January 1965
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The Gilbern G.T.
Road Test— A 110 m.p.h. version of the only car built in Wales When we tested the Gilbern GT in…
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Automobile accessories reviewed
Radiator Decanters A novel idea from Ken Rudd of Ruddspeed Ltd., Ford Aerodrome, Sussex, is a decanter in the shape…
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International race results of 1964
Grandes Epreuves (and events for World Championships) May 10 – Monaco G.P. – 314.5 kms. – Monte Carlo 1st: G.…
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Champion!
The Editor ponders about plugs Accessories and components are taken very much for granted, however much the cars themselves are…
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Books for the New Year
"The Rolls-Royce Motor Car" by Anthony Bird and Ian Hallows. 320 pp. 10 in. x 7 in. (B. T. Batsford…
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Vintage miscellany.–, January 1965
One of the team of three Ford V8s which ran in the 1934 Ulster T.T. was for sale in Ireland.…
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Vintage postbag, January 1965
Eagle-eyed! Sir, Your December issue, p. 1027: is not "1920" a misprint for "1924"—see p. 163 of "The Vintage Motor…
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Talleyran at Ford
A book that should please most children comes from Fords of Britain, called "Talleyran meets a Car Maker." It tells…
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The H.RG. Association
The H.R.G. Association is now four years old and represents over half the 250 cars of this make that were…
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The Austin 1800
Following our road-test impressions in November issue, the Editor has been able to cover an appreciable extra mileage in this…
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The 4.2-Litre Jaguar E-type
A lengthy road test of the 150 m.p.h. E-Type We have been running a 3.8 E-type as a staff car…
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The cars of Betty Haig
Described to the Editor in a recent interview Late in November I drove out of Hampshire and across the rolling…
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Miniatures news, January 1965
Lesney have among their usual inexpensive little replicas a Snow-Trac and a Lincoln Continental (1s 11d. each); respectively Nos. 35…
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Letters from readers, January 1965
N.B.—Opinions expressed are those of our correspondents and "Motor Sport" does not necessarily associate itself with them.—Ed. B.M.W. service? Sir,…
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