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IN DEFENCE OF THE MORGAN
IN DEFENCE 01."111E moRGAN Sir, bonnet of your correspondent Thomas A. ,Archer must be harbouring a number of bees (or…
December 1951
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HOME COMFORTS
HOME COMFORTS Sir, Reference enthusiast's methods of home comforts and adornments, I think I can add to your lists. Table…
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IN DEFENCE OF THE BRISTOL
IN DEFENCE OF TirE musTor, Si". I must confess that I was rather shocked at. R. R. C. Walker's remarks…
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FIXTURES FOR DECEMBER
FIXTURES FOR DECEMBER IL a/stride-el RD61$1. C. Closed Event. 0.1. Closed Invitation EVent. S. National Event. I. International Evont 1st,:…
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Club News, December 1951
Club News c-ro(9-) WE HEAR Tim Carson has acquired the ex-Micha('l May I Intel tki SS saloon. T. A. I).…
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CLUB AFFAIRS, December 1951
CLUB AFFAIRS SEDUCTIVE? Would you like to take to the dance floor as the band begins to play "La .Cumparsita,"…
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Another Successful Season for H.W.M.
Another Successful Season for H.W.M. How John Heath's 2-litre Single-Seater Upheld British Prestige at Home and on the Continent During…
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DOWN IN THE SUMPS
DOWN IN TH St:3I PS," by W. 11. (Warnock. (Published from The Grey !louse, High Salvington, Sussex; 39 pp.; 6s.)…
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AN IMPROVED CASTROL
AN IMPROVED CASTROL " R " The distinctive exhaust smell associated with Castro! It has been synonymous with motor sport…
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CLASS I RECORDS
CLASS I RECORDS On October. 16th, F. Lehder captured four Class 1 (351-500 c.('.) records on the Ingolstadt-Mnnich autobahn. These…
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SHROPSHIRE-A SHELL GUIDE
Su mu oes If I RESri (;1:1 DE:' (Faber and Faber, 24, Russell Square, W.C.1 ; (18 pp.; 12s. 6d.)…
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Book Reviews, December 1951, December 1951
WHEELS Roux THE W011 1.1)," by iait Hess (Newman Nome, 50, Fitzroy Street, 11'.1 94 1 Street, 11'.1 ; 94…
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EARLY HILL- CLIMBS by "baladeur"
EARLY HILL—CLIMBS by "BALADEUR" 4. LA TURBIE, 1897-1903 iT the end of the nineteenth century, the " season " in…
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RUMBLINGS, December 1951
RUMBLINGS The great race at Barcelona on the last Sunday in October is still being discussed as these paragraphs are…
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HIGH UP IN THE WORLD.
(Top, left) HIGH UP IN THE WORLD.—E. S. Berry (in beret) ascending the notorious Brixton Hill in the 1895 4-h.p.…
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An Owner's Impressions of the CITROEN 11 CV "NORMALE"
An Owner's Impressions of the CITROEN II CV " NORMALE " 1,11E (it ru ii CV " Normale is sel…
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THE FIRST TO WEAR THE GREEN
THE FIRST TO WEAR THE GREEN A Review of Napier Racing Cars, 1900-1908 IN 1004 Napier's produced their first six-cylinder…
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FLYING HACK
FLYING HACK by KENT KARSLAKE HAVING written an article last month which I called Flying Horses " because it was…
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JANUARY ISSUE
JANUARY ISSUE (hi account of the Christmas Itolidays, the next issue of 'Moron Srowr will be published on January 4th.
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BOOKS FOR CHRISTMAS
BOOKS FOR CHRISTMAS books form excellent Motoring books form excellent presents at Christmas-time and there is a very wide selection…
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