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VAG Service
Sir, On September 27th, 1981 my VW Polo suffered a major engine failure due to a sheared oil pump drive…
May 1982
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Opening windscreens
Sir, If you drive an open car nowadays, be it a Corniche or a "Spridget", one thing you can be…
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Historic Grand Prix Cars
Sir, It gave me great pleasure to read D.S.J.'s account of Connaught A8, and one must give all credit to…
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Letters from Readers, May 1982
N.B. -Opinions expressed are those of our Correspondents and MOTOR SPORT does not necessarily, associate itself with them. ED
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Split rear seats
Split rear seats Mike Cotton, of Porsche Cars Great Britain, is mistaken to claim the introduction of the split rear…
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