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A good show for the British
Sir, When I visited the Motor Show last week I was pleased to see the enthusiasm the representatives of Some…
December 1976
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Gilbern in the States
Sir, I have recently acquired a 1962 Gilbern GT; to my knowledge the only one in the US. The car…
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Proud of Kittens
Sir, All readers of your most excellent publication know that even the most outrageous views will get a fair airing…
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Lotus information
Sir, Perhaps your readers would assist in a restoration by helping to identify a 1954 Lotus Mk. 8 that I…
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Singer Support
Sir, I would like to ask for the right to reply to reader Spicer's letter in Motor Sport (November) with…
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Tribute to Cevert?
Sir, I am writing to see if any other reader is interested in joining me to form some sort of…
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In defence of dealers
Sir, I write to take issue with your correspondent Mr. D. Lamborne (October 1976 "Morgan Mania"), not to disagree with…
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An interesting Corvette
Sir, I am seeking information about the early "life" of a car I am rebuilding and hope you may be…
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Beta criticism
Sir, The criticism of the 1600 Lancia Beta expressed in your columns surprises me very much. I bought my car…
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Cherished Numbers
Sir, I have been a loyal and devoted follower of your excellent magazine since early childhood, but have only now…
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Simplicity of design
Sir, I read C.R.'s brief impressions of the Renault 5TS with great interest—though a 5TL owner myself. Only one point…
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