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The Honda S800
A Japanese 791-c.c. Twin-cam Roller-bearing Sports Car which accelerates like an M.G.-B, is very well equipped, and sells here for…
August 1967
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Japan v. U.K.
A contrast between the Honda and the Sprite In the white corner, ladies and gentlemen, we have the challenger from Japan.…
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Trapped, Trapped!
The Rugby Advertiser reports that a policeman set off to Overslade intent on trapping drivers by radar. The first householder…
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1967 French Grand Prix race report: Brabham conquers Le Mans
It was the Automobile Club of France who started Grand Prix racing in 1906 and set the standard for this form…
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Book Reviews, August 1967, August 1967
"Leyland — Seventy Years of Progress." 55 pages, 11½ in. x 9 in. Soft covers. (The Leyland Motor Corporation, Leyland, Lancashire.…
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Pictorial review
British Grand Prix Rouen Formula Two French Grand Prix Reims 12 Hours Raymond Mays, Stirling Moss Tony…
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The Problem of Transport
When you read that the Brabham team won in Monte Carlo, or that Porsche won the Targa Florio, or that the…
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Letters from Readers, August 1967
Short List Sir, It is some time since I last wrote to you. I must apologise for not typing but…
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