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The 15s. Driving Licence
Sir, The "burden" (p. 80, February issue) is greater than you suggest, for the motorist is compelled to pay 10…
April 1958
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Ford reliability
Sir, I have just been reading your correspondent H. Lang's letter, regarding Ford reliability with great interest. Some of his…
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He doesn't like it
Sir, Having just read Mr. R. Smith's letter, I should like to add a few comments on the subject of…
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He does!
Sir, It is with avid interest that I read your comments on the VW. I am amused by the eulogies…
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Rolls-Royce quality
Sir, I have counted ten before replying to the article by Charles Gretton [In The People.—Ed.] on Rolls-Royce cars—and perhaps…
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