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Silverstone Six Hours
The Kosset Six Hours race at Silverstone resulted as expected in a clean sweep for Porsche in this third round…
June 1977
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Salzburgring ETC Championship
The second round of the European Touring Car Championship again featured the fast Jaguar XJ 5.3Cs, but both cars were…
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1977 Spanish Grand Prix in pictures
Third place in the Spanish Grand Prix was the subject of an intense dispute between Jody Scheckter's Wolf (No. 20.…
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RREC Silver Jubilee Tribute
A breathtaking collection of some 500 pre-World War Rolls-Royces assembled at Windsor Castle on May 7th for inspection by Her…
Page 75
International Welsh Rally
Single car or single driver domination doesn't really make for exciting competition, but four different makes leading the finishers into…
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Donington Re-born
Pre-War nostalgia enveloped the pleasant parklands of Donington Park on May 6th as the gloriously throaty roar of MultiUnion II…
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The Schlumpf Collection
Last month we described in some detail the cars in the Schlumpf Collection at Mulhouse. By courtesy of Hamlyns, who…
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Swedish Speed Cops
Sir, Recent comments on the unidentified "speed cops" plague in Britain just now interests me I am a Brit living…
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Unmarked Police Cars
Sir, In your May issue Chief Inspector R. J. Burton, Public Relations Officer for the Thames Valley Police, criticises you…
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Letters from Readers, June 1977
Sir, In view of the recent comments in your columns on the subject of unmarked police cars, I feel my…
Page 84
That V8 Land-Rover
Sir, The Land-Rover which passed John Britten's Peugeot on M3 (Letters: May 1977) was neither secret nor even very new.…
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Unmarked Police Cars - 2
Sir, Regarding unmarked police cars - some have been observed down here in Devon. Ford Granada HFJ - N registered…
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MOT Tests
Sir, Recently the MOT tests now run by the Department of the Environment have been discussed by the media. Some…
Page 85
De-commercialize Motor Racing
Sir, In your issue for this month, you suggest readers to send in a pot card to Mr. Niki Lauda…
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The Rover 3500
Sir, The last time I wrote to a motoring journal praising a particular car, its engine blew up the following…
Page 86
Kitten Economy
Sir, I was delighted to see that you declined to report, or comment on the Economy Run. That publication devoted…
Page 86
A Jaguar 420 fan
Sir, Being a Jaguar 420 owner, and a regular reader of your fine magazine, I noticed last month's letter referring…
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Splendid Sovereign
Sir, I feel I must echo Mr Gardener's enthusiasm for the Jaguar 420, which appeared in his letter in the…
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Fiat 132 disappointing?
Sir, On page 516 of the May issue of your magazine, you describe this model as disappointing. I have a…
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