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Sir,

July 7th 2014

July 7, 2014

* * a Sir,

Replying to the letter in the July MOTOR SPORT concerning Citroen Cars. I bought one in 1939 and it has given me very good service—I think nothing of doing 200 miles in a day—and my opinion is that it is a masterpiece of engineering. I am, Yours, etc.,

JOHN F. BURROWS.

Moseley. * * *

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