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Rallying the Ford Corsair GT
Sir, I am sorry but I simply cannot let Mr. M.J. Reynolds get away Scot-free. On the other hand, because…
March 1966
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Screen washers
Sir, I was interested to read the letter you published, from Mr. A.F. Poynton, concerning the windscreen washer on his…
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Windscreen washers
Sir, I, too, am under the impression that Triumph pioneered the windscreen washer. My copy of the 1935 Triumph catalogue…
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Screen washers
Sir, I can assure Mr. A.F. Poynton, who writes asking for information about screen washers, that Studebaker were not the…
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Natural Service
Sir, We were delighted with the rather pleasant comments made by Mr. J. Thomas of B.A.O.R., on the way his…
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Not so disappointing
Sir, In reply to the letter sent to you by M.J. Reynolds regarding his GT V4 Corsair which he considered…
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Daimler Majestic Major
Sir, With reference to Mr. Cansick's letter in the February issue, I would not agree with W.J.T. that the performance…
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The Motorist in Society
Sir; I have read many letters in Motor Sport, and elsewhere, also the editorial comments, about the very curious things…
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