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Aley Fiat 124
Still new to this country and seen but rarely, the Fiat 124 has already acquired a reputation as a roomy family…
June 1967
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1,000 kilometres of Francorchamps
A very wet but interesting race Spa, Belgium, May 1st. Taking place as it did, only a week after the…
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The 1,000 kilometres of Monza
Fast and furious Monza, Italy, April 25th. This year the 1,000-kilometre race, run on the combined road and banked track circuit at…
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How the Rover 2000 is made
A look at the Solihull Assembly Plant Having eulogised elsewhere in this issue about the present-day 2-titre P6 Rover, I thought I…
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The 30th Eifelrennen (April 23rd)
With the exception of Stewart and HuIme all the regular Formula Two runners took part in the race on the…
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B.R.D.C. "Daily Express" trophy
Silverstone, April 29th. Altering the date of the Monaco Grand Prix this year brought it uncomfortably close to the B.R.D.C. "Daily…
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Short-list
Some thoughts about choosing new editorial transport Deciding which new car to have, even when you are not paying for…
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"Modern manual for drivers of steam road vehicles"
by W. Michael Salmon. 133 pp. 8 1/2 in. 5 1/2 in. (Model Aeronautical Press Ltd., 13/35, Bridge Street, Hemel…
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"Car performance and the choice of conversion equipment"
by Philip H. Smith. 147 pp. 8 1/2in. 5 1/4 in. (G. T. Foulis & Co. Ltd., 1-5, Portpool Lane, London,…
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Cars in books, June 1967
This feature takes a rest this month but we append a letter which may be of interest to those who…
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Miniatures news, June 1967
Two more-than-normally interesting Lesney "Matchbox" miniatures are No. 24, a 3-in.-long Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow to 67:1 scale, priced at 2s.,…
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Although a previous book about Jim Clark has appeared, his up-to-date story is now told by Bill Gavin in "The…
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Castrol Grand Prix prints
Castrol have issued a set of six full colour pictures of Grand Prix cars of 1948-1967, ranging from the 4CLT/48 "San…
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13TH MOBIL ECONOMY RUN
13th Mobil Economy Run The problem facing organisers and sponsors of the Mobil Economy Run is not to prove how…
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Audi advertising
Sir, In May's Audi advertisement the advertiser compares the Audi with a Triumph 2000 and a Rover 2000. He makes…
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Making a mickey of British justice
Sir, A fellow motorist was stopped at a spot check and was asked to show his driving licence. It was…
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The 70-limit and British exports
Sir, Upon mature reflection, we must admit the 70 limit is an unqualified success. Consider the facts. Before – 5%…
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Heard but not seen
Sir, The enclosed photograph was taken on Saturday, April 29th, and shows the view now available from seat 48 of…
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Whose lion?
Sir, With reference to the review of this year's Safari in Motor Sport, I was very disappointed in this review, if…
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More about the Jaguar E-Type
Sir, As an ex-owner of a 15OS I was interested in your article on the E-type, also recent Jaguar correspondence.…
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