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Praise for the Triumph Vitesse
Sir, I was amused to learn that Mr. Hay considered his Fiat 125 "reliable" after only 20,000 miles. I have…
February 1970
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Triumph TR6 problems
Sir, How very interested I was to read Maldwyn Jones' letter in the December issue of MOTOR SPORT. My elder…
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The last real sports car?
Sir, I have just read this month's copy (December) of MOTOR SPORT and was deeply interested in a letter, or…
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TR6 or GT6?
Sir, I read with interest of Mr. Jones' cutting-out problem with his Triumph TR6 PI. Whilst never having driven one…
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Triumph praise
Sir, I would like to add more praise for the early Triumph TRs, which have received attention in your correspondence…
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A policeman replies
Sir, I am writing in reply to the letter of Mr. P. G. Williams ("The Motorist's Lot"), January issue. Mr.…
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TR's
Sir, I heartily endorse all correspondence concerning TRs. Prior to Mr. Thomson's letter, I can recall but one solitary murmur…
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Bentley service
Sir, I was very surprised to read the letter from Mr. T. N. Allen in your January issue complaining of…
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