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Who's hysterical?
Sir, I have just read Matters of Moment (Motor Sport, March 1987). Is it not yourself who is getting hysterical, by…
May 1987
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Cooper-Zephyr
Sir, Does any erudite reader of Motor Sport know what happened to the Cooper-Zephyr which Rosemary Seers drove, and with which she…
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Self-inflicted ruin
Sir, John Perrett's allegation (Motor Sport, March 1987) that the people who buy foreign goods are the cause of Britain's industrial…
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Yimkin days
Sir, I much enjoyed The Story of Diva (Motor Sport, April 1987) since Don Sim (and Yimkin) were responsible for the…
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Silent memories
Sir, Regarding DSJ's letter (Motor Sport, March 1987), I was saddened to read of the RAC ruling regarding the fitting of silencers…
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Low lead fuel
Sir, Being interested in high Performance cars, I endeavour to have all engine settings and mechanical adjustments as near as possible…
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