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True reliability at last?
Sir, Many articles over the signature of Mr. Boddy have left in my mind a lurking suspicion that the longevity…
August 1963
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Pro-bijou
Sir, For Mr. Lane's information (June issue) my two-year-old Citroën Bijou is free of rust and due to the flat…
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Your guess...!
Sir, After wearing out the standard equipment C.41 tyres on a Mini, I was advised by my local tyre company…
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Citroens in Africa—success and failure
Sir, Four years ago you published two letters from me entitled "The New Citroëns—Where They Fail." You may like to…
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Dunlop's rebates
Sir, I have read, from time to time, in the correspondence columns of your excellent magazine of readers' unfortunate experiences…
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Another tale of woe
Sir, Your correspondence columns have long been open to aggrieved car owners, and a very useful service you have done…
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A little strip of chromium
Sir, Making out a schedule for my Mark VI Bentley, I incorporated a sentence which should be of interest not…
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A Morgan 4/4 in Hong Kong
Sir, Having subtly exchanged with my husband our infant son for the family Motor Sport which arrived today, I am…
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"All that glitters"
Sir, The following is a letter I felt obliged to send to Lodge Plugs Ltd.:— I trust that my experience…
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The great tyre controversy
Sir, It seems to me that the Michelin versus Dunlop "battle" appearing in your columns has been very one-sided to…
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