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The Aintree International '200' Race
A fine victory for Jim Clark's V8 Lotus Aintree, April 28th This Aintree '200' saw the first corning-together of the…
June 1962
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Rumblings, June 1962
Another very good motor car In this space last month we wrote of the Volvo 122S with the high-output B18…
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Veteran Edwardian Vintage, June 1962
A section devoted to old-car matters The first London-Brighton Run for historic commercial vehicles (May 13th) Those using Clapham High Street on the morning of Sunday, May 13th, saw…
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The secret of the Sphinx
Most cars change hands whether in the parquet floored showrooms of Bond Street or on a bomb site in Bootle, in…
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A Rare Crossley
Sir, I enclose a photograph of my 1930 2-litre Crossley, taken last summer on the promenade at San Sebastian (beside a…
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Still There!
Sir, You mentioned in "Cars In Books" an "open, screenless, racing car" at Belvoir Castle. This car is still very much…
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The truth about the Windsor
Sir, The Windsor was produced in the early 1920s by James Bartle & Co, Ltd, of Lancaster Road, Notting Hill,…
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The Model-A Ford
Sir, Thank you for printing Dr Woudenberg's most interesting article on the Model-A Ford, the regard with which it is held…
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The Model-A Ford
Sir, Many thanks for your article on the Model-A Ford. It was well presented and the only mistake (I believe)…
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A Smart Commercial
Sir, When clearing out some old transport files last week, I came across the enclosed photograph, which I feel might…
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Someone else remembers the Kelly
Sir, I see in "Vintage Postbag" that Mr WH Dobbs of Wolverhampton wants to know if "anyone here has seen Kelly." Well,…
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Vintage postbag , June 1962
Sir, Immediately after the 1914-1918 war a large, solid-tyred, chain-driven Kelly was used by a local farmers' cooperative. I remember…
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The Britannia Car
Sir, With reference to the Britannia Car and Colchester on 174 of your March issue. I was born in Colchester…
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The great VW mystery
Sir, With reference to the VW advert "The One that Got Away," I think your suggestion that model cars were…
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Finmobiles
Sir, I see in today's paper an advertisement for the Magnette-ized Farina Finmobile. Among other things we are told it has…
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Letters from readers, June 1962
The Moss accident Sir, I am sure many readers will join me in expressing extreme disgust at the decision of…
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Motoring in Oxfordshire
Sir, In his letter in April Motor Sport "Freedom Fighter" was commenting on the "non-existence" of justice regarding motoring offences. Having left…
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VW won the Safari!
Sir, Once again the daily press contains the usual grossly misleading large advertisements put out by the Ford Motor Company…
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Service with a smile!
Sir, I was touring the East Coast in my 1961 VW when an ominous rattle developed, seemingly emanating from the…
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Fumes in estate cars
Sir, When road-testing future estate cars, would it be possible to include a few miles driven with the rear open…
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