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The Toledo Woodhead Ridemaster
On February 8th the directors and technical staff of Toledo Woodhead (Sheffield). Ltd., the famous spring manufacturers, held a very…
March 1954
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Safety Glass, or Great Minds Think Alike — II
Last month Motor Sport devoted an Editorial to the danger of having toughened, as distinct from laminated, safety-glass in the…
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"Rolls-Royce"
An Album of Sales and Institutional Literature, by Dan R. Post. Volume I — "The British Rolls." 184 pp. 8…
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Pictorial Review
World Champions — T.E.A.C. Cat's-eyes Rally — Harker Special — OuIton Park — Kieft Chassis Top, left: Runner-Up in the…
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Fast Work With A Frazer-Nash
"Motor Sport" Samples the Prototype Targa Florio Turismo Model with 100-b.h.p. Bristol Engine Patiently waiting for the great freeze to…
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The Oulton Park Road Circuit
A Promising New Racing Venue near Chester When testing a Frazer-Nash Targa Florio Turismo sports car last month we seized…
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On Publicity And The Motor Car
In his chapter "What Hope of Tomorrow?" in his book "The Kings of the Road," that American motoring philosopher Ken…
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M. Bibendum — "Bib" To His Many Friends. —
There is no doubt that the Michelin Tyreman — familiarly known as "Bib" has mellowed with the passage of time.…
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Sunbeam Alpine Roadster or — Great Minds Think Alike — !
When, in our reviews of last year's Paris and London Motor Shows, we attempted to classify the high-performance cars and…
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Letters From Readers, March 1954
Opinions Of The Customers Sir, The January Motor Sport came today, and I was pleased to find your excellent and…
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