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The Jaguar D-Type
When the Jaguar D-type made its racing debut in the 1954 Le Mans 24-hour race, it marked a complete departure…
August 1975
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The St. John Horsfall Race Meeting
Willie Green in the Bamford Ferrari 275LM (right) gave victory to Modena in the Jaguar v. Ferrari v. Aston Martin…
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The AC ME3000
Nearly two years have passed since AC Cars Ltd. first revealed their mid-engined, Ford 3-litre V6-powered, two-seater sports car and…
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A 50-year span
Motor Sport tests two significant British high-performance cars of very different eras. 1924/5 3-litre Bentley Road-test reports, as out-spoken as…
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The 1975 Jaguar XJ5.3C
W.B. is a little off the mark in saying that the XJ.12 coupe was unquestionably the correct British car for…
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Random recollections from four former MOTOR SPORT writers
Testing Memories by Rodney L. Walkerly It must have been 1927, when MOTOR SPORT, incorporating The Brooklands Gazette ("every month…
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Letters from Readers, August 1975
N.B.—Opinions expressed are those of our Correspondents and MOTOR SPORT does not necessarily associate itself with chem.—Ed. Please Quote Prices!…
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