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History Wanted
Sir, I have enjoyed your writings about Vintage cars and motoring for many years, and wondered whether you could help…
December 1977
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Those GP Opels
Sir, I was very interested in Mr. Corner's letter in your November issue about the 1914 G.P. Opels, in which…
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An Italian Designer
Sir, Some of your readers may be interested in the career of the Italian designer Giuseppe Coda who has recently…
Page 64
Adrian Liddell's Straker-Squire
The Editor Investigates a well-known racing car which has survived from Brooklands Days It is fortunate that quite a number…
Page 64
The datsun "Seven"
Sir, I was interested in the letter by Shotaro Kobayashi in the October Motor Sport. The tyres he mentioned could…
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The Lamborghini Countach
Rich man's toy and an engineer's dream It sits there like a Preying Mantis, ready to pounce, a menacing, wicked,…
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Formula Two Review - The French Bow Out with Another Title
At the vast Estoril Autodrome in Portugal, little Rene Arnoux finally clinched the 1977 European Formula Two title in his…
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Letter of the Law
Sir, With reference to the letter from a Mr. Prior of Daventry in the September issue of Motor Sport under…
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Eleventh Commandment
Sir, It has long been my view that Motor Sport reflects the views and interests of motorists. Whilst I appreciate…
Page 93
F.750 Ladies Race
Sir, In your October issue you were kind enough to reprint a letter I had published in the 750 Bulletin…
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Pioneering techniques
Sir, There are not many similarities between the motor car and the steam locomotive other than the enthusiasm and dedication…
Page 93
Beaulieu Autojumble
Sir, Your correspondent N. J. Webb complains of the admission fee to Beaulieu for the Autojumble. Aspoints.a regular visitor to…
Page 93
Scrap them!
Sir, As an owner of two of Leylands' out-of-production obsolete cars I may say that I have yet to become…
Page 93
Motoring in the Arabian Gulf
Sir, I have lived for the past two years in various oil-producing countries of the Arabian Gulf, and thought that…
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Motoring Bliss
Sir, A comparative newcomer to the ranks of enthusiastic Motor Sport readers of four years standing, I feel I must…
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Post-Script
Sir, I would be grateful if any readers can throw any light on the history of my registration number, PS…
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The Triumph Southern Cross
Sir, I enclose a recent issue of the house journal of Pavia Motors Group, the Birmingham based Leyland distributors. The…
Page 94
Eulogy to the RS2000
Sir, In answer to W. B. Blydenstein's letter published in your October issue I would like to suggest a car…
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ATS Information Required
ATS Information Required Sir, Is it possible through your pages to forward a plea for information concerning the Italian manufacturer…
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Causes of Decline
Sir, Mr. Piggot says lack of use causes engine wear. In that case, there must be an awful lot of…
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