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The Sebring Race
(by an American correspondent) Sports-car racing in the United States got off to a flying start in Sebring, Florida, where 32…
May 1952
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Air: Handling the Aeronca
(by David F Ogilvy) With the present tendency towards over complication it is interesting to handle an aeroplane that can truly be called…
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Morganatics
Sir, Your correspondents who hasten to the defence of the Morgan 4/4 may rest assured that I am not quite…
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"Hot-rods"
Sir, With reference to the controversy in your correspondence columns concerning American " Hot-Rod" performance figures, I have been…
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Letters from readers, May 1952
Sir, In reply to Mr White, I am sorry that a misunderstanding arose. The title "Ford roadster" is often preferred by…
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