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The NSU TT – a second look
Being a journal with an enthusiast orientation, Motor Sport perhaps has more than a fair share of the high-performance and…
September 1970
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Road impressions of the Peugeot FI saloon
We have long had a very high opinion of Peugeot cars. Not only have 403 and 404 estate cars served…
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On Racing Tyres
A Discourse Prompted by Dunlop's Forthcoming Withdrawal from Formula One and Formula Two. The announcement that the Dunlop Rubber Company…
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Gran Premio del Mugello
The Gran Premio del Mugello was restricted this year to prototypes, sports, and GT cars of a capacity not exceeding…
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The Opel GT
A sports 2-seater It was at the Earls Court Motor Show in 1968 that I first saw the Opel GT…
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Road test: The Lancia Flavia 2000 Pininfarina Coupe
An Expensive Luxury from Turin I have great respect for most Lancias, so welcomed the opportunity to drive the Falvia…
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A rare Maserati
Last November we referred to a rare 4CS Maserati which had been found I Singapore by Flt./Lt. K P. Painter.…
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Book Reviews, September 1970, September 1970
"A History of Sports Cars" by G. N. Georgano. 320 pp. 10 in. x 8 in. (Thomas Nelson & Sons…
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Letters from Readers, September 1970
BLMH Service Sir, I always read with interest your series, "Fragments on Forgotten Makes". If the standard of present-day BLMH…
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