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The RO80 again
Sir, It is high time that a word or two was printed from the hand of one who is a…
December 1971
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And now, the kids
Sir, W.B., like so many English people, seems to have his priorities wrong. He feels for the imagined suffering of…
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Desert runabouts
Sir, I was fascinated to read Mr. Williams' letter, under the heading "Desert Runabouts". My grandfather was also along on…
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Gustav Hamel
Sir, Reference the letter from George Grigs in "Vintage Postbag" in your November issue in which he mentions my uncle,…
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Those lion cubs
Sir, Lion cubs and the RSPCA! Really, Mr. Boddy! Perhaps I should feel honoured that Motoring's Malcolm Muggeridge sees fit…
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The men behind the cars
Sir, Your mention of the Crossley 15.7 and works drivers reminded me of the time when I wanted to demonstrate…
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