Defending the "specials"
Sir, Mr. Boddy, in his report on the "Clubman's Championship," damns the 750s and 1172s with faint praise—they "looked very slow although close observation showed that they were being driven…
Sir, in January of this veal. I became the proud owner of my first car, a 1934 Singer 9-11.p. sports, and now that the ” neW I Oy ” atmosphere leis worn off, to the aceompanitillla 1■I’ not incon siderable expenditurc ‘. I eau appreciate the shartcontings of this particular car. (Inc of my friends ONVI1,4 a 1926 ” .12/50 ” Alvis, which, despite its eight years seniority, is undoubtedly a much better car, and less expensive wit cal; and which lends irresistible weight to your arguments of vintage ears. Indeed, my
add tame Willi this motor car has decided III(‘ III sell my Singer and buy a vintage car. am, Yunr.:. ete.„
London, E. IS. 1:1..s.w oicin v.