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The late Frank Bel l- A tribute
Sir, It was with much sadness that I read Mr. Colin McDonald's letter from San Diego, reporting the passing of…
November 1976
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Lost quality
Sir, After the "goings-on" of the British and Italian Grands Prix, would you please consider changing the name of your…
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Save MG from "Bumbledom"
Sir, As a taxpayer, Mr. J. L. Bloxharn (Vol. 11, No. 10 October issue) should surely mourn the fact that…
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British non-sales
Sir, I have recently been in Singapore for a few days where I found, to my pleasure, a copy of…
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Stag brothers
Sir, I own a 1973 Triumph Stag with a 4-speed transmission. Like almost every Stag owner I have spoken to,…
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Agreed value
Sir, It occurred to me that if my car, which is only insured third party, was totally destroyed by someone…
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Morgan Mania
Sir, Having just read the October issue of Motor Spot I notice that in the classified advertisements section there are…
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Swap !
Sir, It is all very well for my wife to write and inform you of the camaraderie existing among Motor…
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