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Matters of Moment, August 1964
AT LAST! Out in Australia, Donald Campbell has at long last broken the motor-car speed record, by a few m.p.h.…
August 1964
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The Triumph 2000
A Six-Cylinder, Two-Carburetter, All-Independently-Sprung Family Saloon of Luxury Demeanour, Selling for Under £1,100 One of the more interesting aspects of…
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Reflections on Brands Hatch
I must say that I thoroughly enjoyed my day at Brands Hatch on July 11th, but it was more in…
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Variety
The Editor samples a Simca 1000 "Grand Luxe," drives an 845-c.c. R4L Renault Estate car, and attends some vintage gatherings…
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The Evolution of Modern Small Car Engines
Last year the Automobile Division of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers instituted a Symposium on the Design of Small Mass-Produced…
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Week-End with a 300 SE
This isn't a road-test report, but the long week-end I recently spent with a Mercedes-Benz 300SE so profoundly impressed me…
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4th Annual Sloggin & Clatter (June 26th)
The Hants & Berks M.C.s "Sloggin & Clatter," organised by Nancy Cawthorne, is not as ominous as its title -…
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1964 French Grand Prix race report: Desperate Dan runs riot at Rouen
Although the Grand Prix of the Automobile Club of France has not been held 50 times, this year celebrated a…
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Reflections on This and That
It was my intention to write articles after each major Grand Prix race, reflecting on my thoughts and views which…
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Veteran - Edwardian - Vintage, August 1964
A Section Devoted to Old-Car Matters The V.S.C.C. Oulton Park Race Meeting (June 20th) The E.R.A.s vanquished by Cooper-Bristol …
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Vintage Postbag, August 1964
VINTAGE POSTBAG Brush or Spray? Sir, So the Editor wondered whether the Banfield Chevrolet at the H.C.V.C. Brighton run was…
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Vintage Miscellany, August 1964
Kenneth Ball of Autobooks Ltd. is restoring a vintage Cierva autogyro and would be pleased to hear from anyone who…
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The Private Teams
The names of Team Lotus, Cooper Cars, Owen Racing Organisation, etc. are household words, for they are constantly in the…
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The 1964 Brooklands Re-Union
Last year's re-union of Brooklands habituees was so successful that Boddy and Gahagan had to do it all over again…
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The 12 Hours of Reims
A Race to the Finish REIMS, FRANCE, July 5th. With the French Grand Prix having gone to Rouen, the A.C.…
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The 12 Hours of Reims
The Formula Two Race It is said that "after the Lord Mayor's Show...", and in this case there were swarms…
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The 4-W-D B.R.M.
During the practice for the British Grand Prix at Brands Hatch the B.R.M. team produced an experimental 4-wheel-drive car, which…
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1964 Solitude Grand Prix
STUTTGART, GERMANY, July 19th. Although it had the makings of a rousing good Grand Prix race the event at Solitude…
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1964 British Grand Prix race report - A hard time for Clark
A Hard Time for Clark Brands Hatch England July 11th The British Grand Prix has never had any particular home,…
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A Touch of the Midnight sun
In the past, the Swedish Rally to the Midnight Sun has often clashed with the dates of the Coupe des…
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