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Fragments on Forgotten Makes:
No. 67, The Seaton-Petter One of the shortest-lived production cars was the Seaton-Petter, announced in 1926 and gone from the…
March 1984
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Borgeson on Miller
The history of the Miller racing cars which contributed such an important part to the American racing scene has been…
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Vintage Postbag, March 1984
Discovering lost Cords Sir, I was interested to see the reference in January's MOTOR SPORT to the Cord unearthed in…
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Brooklands
No further news has been received about the Brooklands track situation but rumour did suggest that the "Forty Acres" has…
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Readers' Letters, March 1984, March 1984
Opinions expressed are those of our correspondents, and are not necessarily those of MOTOR SPORT. Speed limit plea From the…
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