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Were they really built?
Looking at the photograph of the Bimotore Alfa Romeo that we published in the December issue of Motor Sport, I…
February 1979
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Ford Competition Plans
For years Ford have held a January conference at which they tell an often amazed audience about their competition plans…
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FIA Graded Drivers
With the arrival of the official FIA Yellow Book for 1979, containing all the rules and regulations for International events…
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They Believed In Ghosts
Some years ago I enjoyed myself in these columns comparing the top-cars that were available to wealthy purchasers after the…
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Road test
The Opel Senator and Monza Superb handling, performance, comfort and appointments help justify an apparent high price Opel's new Senator…
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Sir Jack Brabham
In the New Year Honours List John Arthur Brabham became the first man to receive a knighthood for services to…
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Rover Roof
The editorial Rover 3500 has been fitted with rather novel Skyport glass sunshine roof to enable the Editor to savour…
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Letters from Readers, February 1979
N.B. -Opinions expressed are those of our Correspondents and Motor Sport does not necessarily associate itself with them. - Ed.…
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