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The RREC Bulletin
Last January the RREC Bulletin attain its 100th issue and this was celebrated by giving it a fine colour cover,…
March 1977
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Why not Renault?
Last month's Editorial was devoted to Renault's return to Grand Prix racing and their interest in other forms of competition…
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V -E-V odds & ends.
We regret to record the death of "Buddy" Featherstonehaugh, who raced before the war with to much enthusiasm notably in…
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Rolls-Royce versus Daimler
It is quite fitting that the Silver Jubilee Motor Parade, which Her Majesty the Queen will graciously attend, at Windsor…
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Gipsy and Cirrus Moths
Sir, While we whole-heartedly approve that you have allowed the intrusion of airborne sporting machines into your automotive pages, we…
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The Gavin Maxwell Maserati
Sir, I was most interested in the article on the 1939 British Empire Trophy race at Donington and it is…
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Monza Alfa Romeo follow-up
Following the article in the December 1976 Motor Sport about the Monza Alfa Romeo of A. P. Hamilton, the present…
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The Cowey Car
Sir, I read with interest your article "Out of the Past" in January's Motor Sport and noted that you are…
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Leyland's competition plans
Since its first tentative dabblings into motoring sport a few years ago, Leyland's motor-sport organisation has cultivated too many little…
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1977 Brazilian Grand Prix race report
Reutemann wins through the carnage Sao Paulo, January 23rd After two weeks of feverish activity following the Argentine Grand Prix,…
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That Bucks MG
TBH 355M is a number worth remembering: it could cost you your licence. A Midlands reader warns an that this…
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Record breakers
The Mini has become the first ever British car to pass the four-million production mark, and very nearly half of…
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Book reviews, March 1977, March 1977
"Royal Daimlers" by Brian E. Smith. 455 pp. 9 1/2 in. X 7in. (Transport Bookman Publications Ltd., Syon Pork, Brentford,…
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Cars in books, March 1977
There are some motoring items in "Jug Within the Law" by Henry Cecil (Hutchinson, 1975) but the author, although admitting…
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Another ghost story
The account I wrote last October about Mr. S. R. Southall's two-owner 1920 Rolls-Royce Silver Ghost tourer having been well…
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Rally review, March 1977
Have you ever returned, many years after, to a place which you once knew well, which you liked immensely and…
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The Golf GTI
A superb 110 m.p.h. VW The art of civilising the high-performance engine reaches new heights of excellence as each year…
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Donington nostalgia
Sir, D.S.J. has unleashed a spate of happy memories in his article on Donington Park and its history from birth…
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The Threat to Trials; Delamont Replies
Sir, Having been weaned on the MCC classic trials I personally have as much sympathy as does your January editorial…
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Buying British is cheaper
Sir, For more years than I care to recall, I have purchased your magazine mainly on behalf of my son…
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