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More power for F.1?
Sir, We have read numerous correspondence and editorials criticising the present Formula One regulations as contributing to unspectacular and boring…
November 1963
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"All that glisters"
Sir, You asked about readers experiences with the new-type sparking plugs. After a recent decoke and valve-grind, the plugs were…
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Not Firestone!
Sir, You must be Firestone shod! Mr. H. S. Winter of the Firestone Tyre & Rubber Co., is allowed two…
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Simca 1000 v. Morris 1100
Sir, I have just finished reading your account of the first 10,000 miles driving in your Morris 1000—and I am…
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Saab owners
Sir, I am indeed sorry to see in your September issue that you consider the Saab 95B ugly, old-fashioned in…
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Motoring Defence League
Sir, I was grieved to hear on Radio Newsreel this evening that the membership of the League was now a…
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