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Rally Review Munich-Vienna-Budapest, November 1965
Sometimes rallies that are a bit new to the International circus cause rally drivers to be taken aback when it…
November 1965
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Christmas Cards
Victorian snowmen have long been pushed off their pedestals on the Christmas card market and the variety of themes now…
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Book Reviews, November 1965, November 1965
"The Bullnose Morris," by Lytton P. Jarman and Robin Barraclough. 257 pp. 9.75 in. 6.75 in. (Macdonald & Co. Publishers)…
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Oil Research at Bracknell
A Day at the Castrol Laboratories Oil is oil no matter from whose hole in the ground it gushes —at…
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2nd International Drag Festival
Last year the British Drag Racing Association arranged for a selection of American vehicles and drivers to visit this country…
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1965 United States Grand Prix race report: Hill masterful at the Glen
The World Drivers' Championship for 1965 was clinched before the circus crossed the Atlantic, so the US Grand Prix, held for the…
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Prestone Antifreeze for Britain
After 38 years on the American and other overseas markets, Prestone antifreeze is making its first appearance in British garages…
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Variety
The Editor Drives the Comparatively Simple CHevrolet Chevelle Malibu and Reappraises a Ford Corsair GT Convertible and the latest Ford…
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Sunbeams at Sandhurst (Sept. 26th)
While the dragsters were devouring Blackbushe in the International Dragfest a few miles away, the S.T.D. Register was quietly conducting…
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A Useful Signal Lamp
For more years than I can count accurately I have used a pair of Bardic electric hand torches—one conveniently stubby,…
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Listen to your Flashers
A new sound has been born. It hails not from Liverpool nor from any other tin-pan-alley source, for this sound…
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John Cobb's Three Successful Land Speed Record Attempts
An Interview with Jim Rands [The late John Cobb three times broke the World's Land Speed Record in his twin-Napier-engined…
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B.R.D.C. 4th Clubmen's Championship
The majority of British race-goers are enthusiastic followers of all forms of motor racing. Others, whilst appreciative of everything that…
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New for 1966
The Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow and Bentley T-series The announcement of a new car by Rolls-Royce Ltd, is a momentous occasion…
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Letters From Readers, November 1965
N.B. —Opinions expressed are those of our Correspondents and "Motor Sport" does not necessarily associate itself with them. —Ed. THE…
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