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On the Portsmouth Road.
AMERICAN SMARTNES S WITH HIGH PERFORMANCE THE STRAIGHT EIGHT GRAHAM AAIERICAN cars and their speedometers are still objects of derision…
March 1933
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ROAD NEGLECT MENACE
ROAD NEGLECT MENACE FOR. some time MOTOR SPORT has drawn attention to the increased danger to drivers of fast cars…
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A SPORTS 2-SEATER ON THE 8 H.P. FORD.
A SPORTS 2 -SEATER ON THE 8 H .P. FORD. PLENTY OF LUGGAGE ACCOMMODATION, COMFORTABLE SEATING, AND FULL EQUIPMENT OF…
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WHAT DO YOU KNOW ABOUT CARS?
WHAT DO YOU KNOW ABOUT CARS? A NEW COMPETITION WHICH WI LL IN BE A REGULAR FEATURE OF "MOTOR FUTURE…
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COLLOIDAL GRAPHITE.
COLLOI A L GRAPHITE. SOME NOTES ON ITS BENEFICIAL EFFECTS DURING THE " RUNNING-IN " PERIOD, AND AS A GENERAL…
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THE B.R.D.C DINNER & DANCE
THE B.R.D.C. DINNER & DANCE THE annual Dinner and Dance of the British Racing Drivers' Club, held at the Park…
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SALESMANSHIP AS A CAREER.
SALESMANSHIP AS A CAREER. A SOLUTION OF THE EMPLOYMENT PROBLEM OFFERED BY THE INSTITUTE OF MOTOR SALESMANSHIP. NOWADAYS the automobile…
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"DEATH IN THE AIR"
"DEATH IN THE AIR" THE COCKBURN-LANG DIARY AND COLLECTION OF PHOTOGRAPHS NOW AVAILABLE IN BOOK FORM. FOR many months readers…
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MOLLISON'S WONDERFUL FLIGHT.
MOLLISON'S WONDERFUL FLIGHT. SHORTLY after the R.A.F. machine left Cranwell, Mr. J. A. Mollison, flying a Puss Moth fitted with…
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World's Record Non-Stop Flight.
World's Record NonStop Fliht FROM CRANWELL TO WALVIS BAY, SOUTH WEST AFRICA, A DISTANCE OF 5,340 MILES IN 57 HOURS,…
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ANOTHER WORD TO OUR MOTORING
ANOTHER WORD TO OUR MOTORING READERS /T is quite apparent that the majority of motoring sportsmen had no idea that…
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UNOFFICIAL HISTORY MAKERS No. 1.
UNOFFICIAL HIS MAKERS No. 1. "THE PIONEER. AWAY back in the days when speed dinghies were a novelty and outboard…
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A NEW WATERMOTA.
A NEW WATERMOTA. 14 EMS. WALTER FAIR & Co. have long been famous for producing one of the world's most…
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THOSE COMPLAINTS ABOUT NOISE.
THOSE COMPLAINTS ABOUT NOISE. STUDENTS of the Daily Press may have noticed that there have been numerous complaints about the…
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CLOTH BOUND EDITIONS OF VOLUME VIII
CLOTH BOUND EDITIONS OF VOLUME VIII "MCTCI SID " (contains all the issues from November, 1931 —October, 1932). THE CHARGE…
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INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS PAGE Acheson, E. G., Ltd. ... 233 Ashby, F. & Sons, Ltd. ... 203 Bellevue Garages ...…
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W. H. SMITH & SONS, 78, Rue du Marche-aux
Printed by W. MATE & SONS (1919) LTD. Bournemouth, a nd Published by the Proprietors, MOTOR SPORT (1929) LTD. 39,…
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THE ST JAMES ART PUBLISHING COMPANY
THE ST JAMES ART PUBLISHING COMPANY 62 FLEET STREET LONDON E C 4 Original Drypoint Etchings of Racing Cars by…
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