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Words of Caution
I was most amused to read your "Words of Caution" to would-be vintagents in the very appropriate edition of Motor…
May 1985
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Family Cars
My father, Dr P. W. Mathew, qualified as a doctor in 1907, and shortly afterwards joined the Army Special Reserve…
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Delage - I
The Delage coupe pictured in the March issue was built in 1937 using some Delahaye 135 components in its construction…
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Delage - II
Regarding the Delage pictured on p.260 of your March issue: This is the 1937 prototype constructed by Jean Henri-Labourdette (with…
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Rover
I agree entirely with Mr Stenning (March 1985) that by now Rover is just one of the formerly illustrious names…
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Hidden Extras
In your March issue you claim quite wrongly that VW has reduced the price of the Golf GTi "cosmetic kit"…
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Emery Engines - I
Your absorbing article "The Cars of Paul Emery" bears witness to the remarkably inventive talent of Paul Emery. I have…
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Right Explanation
In the excellent February article "The Talbot Lago-America" you asked for readers' comments on the origin of rh steering in…
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Emery Engines - II
I found the article in the March issue about Paul Emery quite fascinating, in particular as you mention the 1…
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