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Newcomers included Taylor's smart 1934 British Salmson with neat home-built rounded-tail two-seater body and Rogers' quite standard 1929 Chrysler 77 two-seater, on India Super tyres and Michigan number plates. Arnold-Forster's…

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Sir, Your short piece on the Monotrace was of great interest to me, as I remember having a machine very similar to this at the beginning of the last war…

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An interesting booklet on rallying has been produced by a group of amateur enthusiasts who are members of the Bexley Light Car Club. It has been called "An Introduction to…

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