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So Cars Are Some Good, After All!
The following has been received from Smiths Industries Ltd.:— The application of a Smiths Industries car heater is, one would…
August 1968
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Formula Two, Hockenheim (June 15th)
Following a fortnight after Crystal Palace there was a huge field assembled for the Rhein Cup race at the notorious…
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1968 Dutch Grand Prix race report: Stewart’s Scottish-French Connection
When the Grand Prix teams arrived in Zandvoort for the beginning of practice the Brabham team were in a shambles,…
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200 Miles of Nurnberg (June 30th)
On the anti-clockwise road circuit around the Zeppelin-stadium on the edge of the town of Nurnberg, under a blazing sun…
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Sorting Out The Citroëns
Gradually, in recent times, indeed, with growing frequency, gaps in the one-make histories are being filled in. Nevertheless, some serious…
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Miniatures News, August 1968
Mettoy Playcraft have produced some exciting new Corgi car miniatures for August. For instance, there is a 4¼-in. replica of…
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The Things They Say . . . .
A contemporary, reporting on old vehicles for disposal: "A 1934 S.S.11 needs a new home in Brighton". Presumably it likes…
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Cars in Books, August 1968
Taking out of the library "The Right Age", by Mary Koutouzow Tolstoy (Macmillan, 1961), to get a break from reading…
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Letters from Readers, August 1968
N.B.—Opinions expressed are those al our Correspondents and Motor Sport does not necessarily associate itself with them.—Ed. You Just Can't…
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