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Road-Test Year Books
" ' The Autocar' Road Tests, 1953." 6 pages. 8 3/4 in. by 11 5/8 ; in. Ifliffe & Sons,…
January 1954
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A Visit To Triplex Safety Glass Factory
On Monday, November 9th, we were invited by Mr. Kenneth Horne to visit the Triplex Safety Glass factory near Birmingham.…
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B.S.A. Register
B.S.A. Scout-owner Clive Leedam wishes to form a Register for these, and three-wheeler B.S.A. cars, as he hopes this will…
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Letters From Readers, January 1954
N.B. — Opinions expressed are those of our correspondents and "Motor Sport" does not necessarily associate itself with them. —…
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On Display
A B.R.M., the cylinder head removed from one of its bank of cylinders and with a Perspex bonnet, will be…
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