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"ERS from READERS
Sir, May I hasten to write, very belatedly (the December MOTOR SPORT has only just arrived), a word or two…
May 1945
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MAY, 1945
*• Sir, In view of Mr. Clutton's letter in the September issue of MOTOR SPORT, I wish to correct my…
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Blakes BOOK
VIVE LE SPORT! Makers and drivers of sports cars might, before the war, have been thought a rather odd bunch…
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ON THE FUTURE OF THE SPORT
Sir, I would like to express my agreement with, and add a few comments to, L. T. C. Rolt's article,…
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE—continued S100 23-litre 1938. Mileage 16,000 only, in • 11-7first-class condition, and very carefully maintained. Offers over 1650 to…
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE 1t4ONOMARK Service. Permanent London ad1"-f. dress. Letters redirected. Confidential. 5s. p.a. Royal patronage. Keytag 9d. Write Mello mark,…
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Printed by Tee & Whiten and J. Mead, Ltd.,
Printed by Tee & Whiten and J. Mead, Ltd., 21, City Road, London, E.C.1, and, Published by the Teesdale Publishing…
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