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"Another look at Volkswagen"
Sir, In your comments about the 1965 VW 1,200 c.c., the note about the excellence of the windscreen wipers is not…
April 1965
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Clutton and the E-Type
Sir, In an article in the November issue entitled "Cars I Have Owned," I said I thought the Jaguar XK150 was…
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Alfa Romeo or Lotus Elan?
Sir, I read with the greatest interest your report on the Lotus Elan, having wavered over the purchase of one…
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Rolls-Royce items
Sir, Mr. Anthony Bird's letter replying to the Editorial review of his book "The Rolls-Royce Motor Car" is—to me at…
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Michelin service
Sir, So many of your correspondents complain about tyres that it is nice to be able to record my unalloyed…
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Sympathy for Ed.
Sir, There are some touchy folk about when it comes to you writing about their vintage cars/aircraft/wives/husbands. You have my sympathy.…
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Pirelli service
Sir, I recently had occasion to complain to Pirelli Limited, following trouble with Cinturato tyres and feel you may be…
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