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GRAN PREMIO DE ESPANA
GRAN PREMIO DE ESPANA Fangio (Alfa-Romeo) wins from Gonzalez (Ferrari) and becomes World Champion for 1951. Farina (Third), Ascari (Fourth).…
November 1951
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BARCELONA GRAND PRIX. RACING AT GOODWOOD.
PICTORIAL REVIEW BARCELONA GRAND PRIX. RACING AT GOODWOOD, CASTLE COMBE, AND WINFIELD WORLD CHAMPION—Juan Manuel Fangio seen in large picture…
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Letters from Readers, November 1951
Letters from Readers (111 DEAlt ! Sir. Coneet•ning 1V. 11.s expet•iences witlt ct Morgan Plus Four. I am amazed and…
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FLYING HORSES
FLYING HORSES TIME was when we used to Iltiuck of the Ilispano-Suiza as the only Spanish. car (when it was…
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CAR
CARS I HAVE OWNED AF. days before war broke out, I sent in lay papers to join the Fleet Air…
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PORSCHE IN SURREY
PORSCHE IN SURREY ANinteresting pre-Show experience was a brief ride along the historic Portsmouth Road in the Type 850 Porsche…
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THE E.R.A.-DELAGE
THE E.R.A.-DELAGE AFTER I,c Mans 1949, I was-keen that Tony Holt and I should eontinue our assoeiation and widen our…
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Club News, November 1951
Club News WE HEAR Quite a number of interesting cars were encountered recently, notably a large vintage Panhard Lavassor saloon…
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NEW CASTROL ADDITIVE PLANT WILL SAVE DOLLARS
NEW CASTROL ADDITIVE PLANT WILL SAVE DOLLARS t.:ssential lubricat ing oil add it ives, formerly obtained from dollar sourees, are…
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CHAIN CHATTER, November 1951
CHAIN CHATTER bY "CA RROZZI NO" AFTER the rather severe beating that our road-racing men and machines suffer gl at…
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