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By Benz to Brighton
The Editor goes on the Veteran Car Run in the 1902 Spider from the Daimler-Benz Museum in Stuttgart THANKS to…
December 1982
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Brighton Run Asides
THE VCC / RAC Brighton Run for veteran cars has in recent times become to some extent a Show-Biz charade.…
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A 1922 TT Vauxhall Re-born
The Editor Investigates Alistair Templeton's Exciting Re-creation of a Famous Twin-Cam, 3-litre Racing Car. WHATEVER the position since the war,…
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An AC Aside
IN last month's article on "Racing Cars You Could Buy" I referred to AC Cars Ltd. listing a racing single-seater…
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V-E-V Odds & Ends, December 1982
There was an interesting aside in Leicester Shopwindow not long ago about Castles of Leicester who began selling cars in…
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Invicta and Imperia
Sir It was very pleasant to read the absorbing account of your interview with Mrs. John Hindmarsh, formerly Miss Violet…
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Durability Guarantees
Sir I am still an enthusiastic reader of MOTOR SPORT and was very interested in your two articles re Pre-War…
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The Things They Say . . . .
"The Rally saw the debut of two new (Austin) Ulsters. . . The Tunbridge Wells Centre (of the 750 MC)…
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VSCC Eastern Rally
THIS year's VSCC "Eastern" Rally followed the expected format of a Sunday afternoon's motoring at a modest 20 m.p.h. average,…
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Windscreen Wipers
Sir 1 have been much enjoying your articles on "Motoring as it was". My motoring started in the mid 1920s…
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Jowett Satisfaction
Sir Before 1982 passes by I thought I ought to mention the remarkable 1935 Jowett 7 h.p. Kestrel saloon I…
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HISPANO SUIZA V STUTZ OVERHEAD CAMSHAFT
Sir In reply to your query on page 726, I enclose the appropriate pages of the Handbook for a 6-cylinder…
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Imperia Memories
Sir In his excellent article about the Belgian Imperia (October 1982 issue) W.B. asks if anyone has any memories of…
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Speed Guarantees
Sir My father was employed in the early twenties by the Allen-Bennett Motor Co. of Croydon. Although they dealt mostly…
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BOND 12-50 SPORTS CAR
Sir Another vintage car with an assured speed was the Brighouse-built Bond 12-50 sports car, which in unsupercharged form, its…
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Warland Rims
Sir Further to Mr. Kish's letter re Warland Dual Rims, I can add a little information. The RAC issued a…
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RALLYSPRINT
TONY POND (above) won his second consecutive Rally Sprint at Donington. The other British driver was Terry Kaby who drove…
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ROAD TEST
Triking Three-Wheeler "It seemed to me that I could build one with modern mechanicals that was faster, safer and more…
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1982 RAC Veteran car brighton Run
TOP right, M. G. von Pein, head of the Daimler-Benz museum in Stuttgart, drove a 1902 15 h.p. Benz with…
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THE WINNERS
1982 was the year in which anyone could win a Grand Prix as no driver was dominating the scene. Five…
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