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Champagne for Lotus?
Sir, You may have noticed a recent Lotus advertisement claiming that Lotus have won more races than any other car,…
December 1963
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Building a Lotus 7
Sir, Whilst reading the November edition I came across a full-page advertisement for the Lotus 7. The inference is that…
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A slippery business
Sir, Good for Mr. D. M. Squires! I too looked at the Slip Group's advertisement in Motor Sport of September…
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M.G. 1100 or Ford Cortina GT?
Sir, I have been following the correspondence in your columns regarding the merits or otherwise of M.G. 1100 (or Morris)…
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A remarkable coincidence
Sir, Whilst holidaying at Portsonachan in Argyllshire this summer we returned from fishing one evening to our hotel on the…
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A suggestion for Lockheed
Sir, The Automotive Products advertisement in your October issue shows a photograph of Lockheed hydraulic brake and clutch reservoirs. This…
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The "Circus Act"
Sir, I read with interest your editorial in the August edition entitled "Variety in Modern Motor Racing," particularly the last…
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The best?
Sir, With regards to your current "Best Car in the World" campaign, I offer a suggestion that might cause you…
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