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Another Pig
After I had written "Pig in the Middle" last May I remembered that there was a fourth Mercedes racing car…
July 1990
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Happy Ending
Watching Johnty Williamson driving the venerable 1923 10 1/2-litre V12 Delage in the Itala Trophy scratch race at this year's…
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An April Fool?
Sir Having just spent six very pleasant weeks touring the UK, I wish, through the pages of MOTOR SPORT, to…
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Donington Gripes
Sir, On the Championship Raceday at Donington on the 25th March there were six races on the programme of which…
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Abandoned projects
Sir, In your article arising out of Bexhill (Letter to Readers, April) I was particularly interested in references to plans…
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Jaguar Politics
Sir, Sir John Egan, who recently announced his decision to resign from the Jaguar board, re-activated that honorable British company…
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Unhappy Customer
Sir, Your readers should be aware that there is in existence a certain "Rally School" whose address and telephone number…
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Our Sentiments Exactly!
Sir Thought I would tell you that I have a Sierra Estate 4 x 4 which has now exceeded 30,000…
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An Odd Ball
Sir I have recently acquired an 'odd ball' in the shape of a Goliath 900-E Saloon of 1956. This German…
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