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A happy Alfa Rome owner
Possible Cure Sir, I am a very satisfied owner of a TR6 bought some eight months before PGN 769L which…
February 1974
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Subscriptions
Sir, I simply must respond to your editorial comment on cost in the final issue of 1973. It has been…
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Wolseley 18 h.p v. Cooper S
Sir, The comparison of Citroën GS/Lanchester LD10 made by your correspondent Mr. R. W. Ramage was most interesting Some months…
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To coast or not to coast
Sir, I wonder if you can identify the source of and shoot down the popular canard that coasting is illegal…
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Good Service from a BL Mini
Sir, On the 8th August 1971, I took delivery of a new Mini 1275 GT and after 42,500 miles have…
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Freewheel Support
Sir, I was most interested in your comments (Editorial, December MOTOR SPORT) on re-introducing the freewheel, for much of my…
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