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ABS Misconception
Sir, I was interested to read Mr Walsh's letter on ABS and having now driven my own so equipped car…
February 1987
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The Mechanics
Sir, It is not what Freddie Dixon's mechanic may have said when the Riley flew over the hedge at Quarry…
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Paris-Madrid Answers
Sir, I was highly intrigued by the letter from my fellow Dane J D Scheel in your November issue, which…
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Bugatti Breathers
Sir, The trouble experienced by Cholmondeley Tapper on his blown Type 37 Bugatti — the loss of oil through the…
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Kit Car Bias?
Sir, Since the last Motor Show at NEC not one word has been written or picture printed in MOTOR SPORT…
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Tailpiece
Tips for readers: MOTOR SPORT has lent its flume to the latest in the long-running series of television chimp advertisements…
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