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AN AMBITIOUS FILM SHOW
AN AMBITIOUS FILM SHOW The Harrow C.C. will have a film show at the Britiqh Legion Hall, South Harrow, on…
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I.M.R.C. "IRISH MOTOR DERBY" CORK INTERNATIONAL CAR RACES MEETING, 1938
I.M.R.C. "IRISH MOTOR DERBY" CORK INTERNATIONAL CAR RACES MEETING, 1938 AS has already been announced, Saturday, April 23rd, 1938, has…
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NEWS FROM SOUTH AFRICA
NEWS FROM SOUTH AFRICA South African Notes Results of the annual hill climb organised by the Cape Peninsular MotorCycle and…
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THE MATTER OF MINOR CONTROLS
THE MATTER OF MINOR CONTROLS NO longer do designers have to find a place for numerous knobs and levers in…
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TRIALS OUT OF JOINT
TRIALS OUT OF JOINT FOR a number of years the list of trials held every week-end has been steadily increasing.…
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The Bugatti Owner's Club Hill Climb Venture at Prescott
The Bugatti Owners' Club Hill Climb Venture at Prescott
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8H/108
8H/108 Printed by Tee & Whiten and J. Mead, Ltd.. 21, City Road, London, E.C.1, and Published by The Teesdale…
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