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Anglo Italian air race rivalry
Fiat's wonderful Centro Storico museum in Turin contains an example of every product it has made, from ships, tractors, trams,…
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Miscellany, March 2003
Alastair Cooke's long-lived weekly radio talk recently centred on football and tennis, and revealed another modem influence which might come…
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Hardy Vintagents brave elements
On New Year's day we set off in the 1929 Sunbeam in torrential rain for the VSCC Verzons meet. Over…
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Miscellany, March 2003
In Gordon Cruikshank's interesting account of a return to Blandford circuit he referred to Major PM Braid's accident, in which…
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Coventry's supersonic show
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