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Careless reporting
Sir, In your account of the V.S.C.C. Driving Tests at Silverstone on December 5th, you state "Tim and Margery Carson,…
February 1965
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Vintagism
Sir, I was most interested to read, on page 18 of the January Motor Sport, that you think the V.S.C.C.…
Page 48
The T.M.C.
Sir, Your correspondent Mr. Frank Farrington mentioned this company in relation to the Wilkinson motorcycle. This was not, in fact,…
Page 48
A P.V.T. steering detail
Sir, Is it not time that "mechanics" at M.O.T. testing stations were introduced to the spring-loaded type of ball joint…
Page 50
The N.S.U. fills the bill
Sir, Superficially your last editorial (Buy British) makes very good sense, but when put to the test (in my case…
Page 50
B.M.W. service
Sir, May I, as a B.M.W. shareholder, rush to the defence of the B.M.W. Company and its products. It is…
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Letters from readers, February 1965
N.B. –– Opinions expressed are those of our correspondents and "Motor Sport" does not necessarily associate itself with them. ––…
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An author replies
Sir, I have to thank you for a review Of the "Rolls-Royce Motor Car " which is generous and on…
Page 51
An unusual VW
Sir, Perhaps you will be interested in the enclosed photograph. As you can see, it is of a Volkswagen tourer,…
Page 51
Justice!
Sir, Referring to the letter from S. M. Wheeler, the wife of a friend of mine suffered a similar assault…
Page 51
The police in Plymouth
Sir, Thank you for leading the campaign against "The Police State" through your excellent and outspoken journal. May I, at…
Page 52
Let there be light . . .
Sir, Now Iodine Vapour's all the rage, Can Boddy spare us part of a page To tell us why they…
Page 52
That B.M.C. 1100 fuel pump: A cure
Sir, In the November 1964 issue of Motor Sport I have come across a letter of Mr. J. T. Jones,…
Page 52
Exide on the ball
Sir, I sympathise with Mr. J. Howard following trouble which has been experienced with batteries of our manufacture. We freely…
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The Fiat 500D
Sir, I bought a Fiat 500D some 24 years ago instead of a Mini, and this choice has been vindicated…
Page 52
A book review
Sir, In reviewing my book "Criminal on the Road," W. B. got the wrong end of the stick when he…
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The quality of quietness
Sir, Having read the comrnents "Ford versus Rolls-Royce" in the December issue, I would like to suggest to "the three…
Page 53
As a policeman sees us
Sir, In reply to A.F.D. French ("Police Methods"), I would first like to ask him to stick to his own…
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Ford Cortinas – 1200 and 1500
Sir, I read with interest your comments concerning the Editorial Cortina GT. My employers have just replaced one of the…
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