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Buck Up, The Clubs
AFTER over fifteen months of war we can still count our blessings. Petrol is being more freely allocated than before,…
January 1941
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In Search of an Ideal...
Wherein Douglas Tubbs relates some experiences in looking for a car he has not yet found THE recent, Krieg which…
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Tackling the Motoring Problem
[A CONTRIBUTION TO THE "CARS I HAVE OWNED" SERIES BY N. MASSEY-RIDDLE, NOW SERVING ON H.M.S. "ARK ROYAL," AND WHICH…
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Club News, January 1941
WE HEAR . . . . We hear that Joan Richmond has recently given up her Lancia "Lambda" in favour…
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Cars I have owned
[THIS TIME BY CECIL CLUTTON, WHO INCLUDES SOME OF COL. CLUTTON'S CARS. HIS FATHER IS, OF COURSE, A VICE-PRESIDENT OF…
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Mercedes-Benz versus Auto-Union
SOME OF THE MOST INTENSIVE RACING EVER AS A PRELUDE TO WAR [Continued from the October 1940 issue. The 1936…
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The twin-cam M.G. Midget
SIR CLIVE EDWARDS, in his entertaining article in November, referred at length to his R-type Midget with twin o.h.c. This…
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Letters from readers, January 1941
Sir, Just home on leave, so I took the opportunity of securing a copy of MOTOR SPORT and noticed your…
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Rumblings, January 1941
More Economics FOLLOWING our attempt to offer some observations on the cost of running a sports-car and using it in…
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On something in English tradition
"Never in the field of human conflict was so much owed by so many to so few." — the prime…
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