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The sands are running out…
The thought that pleasure motoring in Great Britain ends at the close of this month must hold many regrets for…
June 1942
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A supercharged Riley Nine
Or the Story, with digressions, of the anguish and joy involved in modifying a 1932 Riley "Gamecock" [The possibility of…
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The "post-war" 2-litre Aston-Martin
A Road-test Report by Cecil Clutton, with some interesting observations on the Cotal Electric Gear Change If smug complacency is…
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An American viewpoint on designing for safety
This article, reprinted from the "Detroit News," is of especial interest to us, because the American car, in the eyes…
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The appeal of the Frazer-Nash
[Peter J. Robertson-Rodger has just purchased another Frazer-Nash and here explains why he finds these cars – which share with…
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Cars I have owned
[In which Robert W. Edbrooke says just what he thinks of a number of different makes and types. – Ed.]…
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Introducing the Lancia "Lambda"
[These interesting notes on a very famous Lancia model have been compiled entirely from memory by Geoffrey Robson, who mentions…
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Rumblings, June 1942
A matter of opinion Some years ago we of Motor Sport set down our views on instrument panel layout and the…
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Club news, June 1942
750 Club The 750 Club meeting at the "Osterley" on May 3rd went over big, as usual, many useful contacts…
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Letters from readers, June 1942
Sir, We have for a long time now been discussing the future of our Sport: "Motor Racing After the War."…
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