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More Ferrari Experiences
Sir, On reading Mr. Thomas's letter about rival Ferraris I feel I should like to add my own comments. Sonic…
April 1972
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That ex-Fiat Garage
Sir, May I also add a word of praise for excellent service given by Ivor Motors, Wallasey. Having travelled through…
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The underrated Austin Maxi
Sir, You have recently begun to say nice things about what must surely be one of Europe's most underrated cars.…
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L. Duckesil
Sir, As a Rolls-Royce tester of the immediate post-First World War period, may I suggest that the 1914/15 R-R armoured…
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The Vipen
Sir, I was interested to note J. S. Thompson's letters in the February issue relating to the Vipen car. Enclosed…
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