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The Monoposto Register
At the recent A.G.M. of this small but enthusiastic movement, Tony Goodwin received the Annual Challenge Trophy for the best…
March 1961
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Formula 1 News
In spite of reports and news to the contrary in many publications, the new F.1 Porsche is hardly any nearer…
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Protecting the Sprite
One of the few disadvantages of the Austin Healey Sprite is the fact that no door locks are provided and,…
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Wiscombe Park
Wiscombe Park Hill-Climb course, near Lyme Regis in Devon (London 162 miles): has been extended for this year to a full…
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Rumblings, March 1961
Sprung on Rubber The B.M.C. minicars are the most advanced British cars in large-scale production and one of their outstanding…
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Veteran Edwardian Vintage, March 1961
A Section Devoted to Old-Car Matters The V.S.C.C. February Tests The Vintage S.C.C. had the excellent entry of 77 cars, 50…
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A Steamer on M I
Sir, I purchased my Foden tractor (No. 13784), registered in 1932, in 1959 and have now completed one season of…
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Vintage Postbag, March 1961
Still More Steam! Sir, I have been very interested reading of the steam wagons of the past. One unique example…
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Factory Methods in the Vintage Era
No. 5: Crossley In the late vintage period Crossley was a well-established make emanating from the Gorton factory in Manchester,…
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