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Matters Of Moment, January 1957
Oats Still Uunrationed Motor Sport is not a political journal, so we cannot be expected to discourse intelligently about the Suez…
January 1957
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Miscellaneous
“Travellers Yarn” This is the title of a film produced for Courtaulds, Ltd., and it tells the story of high-tenacity…
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The B.R.S.C.C. Festival Of Speed And Sport
The Festival of Speed and Sport organised by the British Racing and Sports Car Club, in aid of the British…
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Veteran - Edwardian - Vintage, January 1957
A section devoted to old-car matters, both current and contemporary. Motoring Behind 21 Litres - Douglas Fitzpatrick's Maybach-Metallurgique Old cars…
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Vintage Postbag, January 1957
Sir. It was pleasing to read in Motor Sport that you are re-opening "Vintage Veerings"—long may it continue. It would…
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Vintage Postbag (Continued), January 1957
Sir, I have perceived here a vintage tourer bearing the name Graf & Stift, Wien, on its radiator. This is…
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Book Reviews, January 1957, January 1957
"Motor Racing Management," by John Wyer. 152 pp., 8 in. by 55/16 in. (The Bodley Head, 28, Little Russell Street,…
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Road Impressions Of - The Standard Vanguard Sportsman
A Fast Version of the Vanguard Series III, Giving a Maximum Speed of Over 90 m.p.h., Excellent Acceleration and a…
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Thames Estuary A.C.
The sixth annual dinner/dance of this club was held at the Queens Hotel, Westcliff-on-Sea, Essex, on November 23rd. This well-organised…
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The Standard Vanguard Sportsman Saloon
Engine: Four cylinders, 85 by 92 mm. (2,088 c.c.). Push-rod operated o.h. valves. 8.0 to 1 compression-ratio. 90 b.h.p. at 4,500…
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Rumblings, January 1957
A New Maserati for £186 What! Yes it's true. At last year's Motor Cycle Show at Earls Court the same…
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My Year's Motoring
The Editor Looks Back On The Cars He Drove During 1956 It is both seasonal and traditional for motoring writers,…
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London's Open-Air Exhibition Of Vintage Cars
The Editor has long been aware that London presents a fine, free exhibition of vintage and near-vintage cars. In the wide…
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Britain And Grand Prix Racing
Since the article of the above title appeared in the November issue of Motor Sport, there has been a considerable…
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Books For The New Year
"Press on Regardless," by Anne Taylor and Fern Mosk. 115 pp., 5½ in. by 8¼ in. (Simon and Schuster, 630, Fifth…
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Cars I Have Owned
J. E. Mellor of Portishead describes thirty years of motoring in which he went from tricycle to tricycle, a topical…
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Letters From Readers, January 1957
N.B -- Opinions expressed are those of our correspondents and Motor Sport does not necessarily associate itself with them. -- Ed. Where…
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Published by The Teesdale Publishing co., Ltd.
Published' by The Teesdale Puldlishina Co.. Ltd.. 117d-17, (its Imndmd, E.C.L Lind printed by Tee & Whiten sand J. Mead.…
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