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Temporary measure
Sir, Permit me to refer to DSJ's October Letter To Readers, wherein he insinuates "Vandalism", with question mark, in relation…
February 1989
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Kieft query
Sir, I have recently purchased a Jap 500-engined single-seater which I feel might be an early Formula Three Kieft. The…
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The Russian Prince
Sir, Nice to see the picture of the ex-Prince George Imeritinsky 41/2-litre Bentley in the Bill Ford Collection (Motor Sport,…
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Mr Brooklands
Sir, I really did rate your article on Alastair Miller (Motor Sport, January 1989) as great, because he was my…
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Two gripes
Sir, I have never been to Silverstone, and recent letters from your readers suggest that I am not rnissing a…
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Racing Fiat
Sir, The car which appears in a photograph from Mr RRS Clarke in Readers' Requests (Motor Sport, December 1988) is…
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