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Air: Flying The Tipsy Trainer
The ideal formula for a light training aeroplane for use by the clubs seems to be that of a small…
November 1952
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John Cobb
It is tragic that John Cobb's speed career should be terminated by an accident to his jet speedboat, as he attained…
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Vintage Veerings
"Vintage Enthusiast? — Come and have, a drink chum!" This is one of five 30-h.p. 6-cylinder sleeve-valve Daimlers with bodies…
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Vintage Postbag, November 1952
Sir, With so many excellent vintage vehicles conveying their owners uneventfully and regularly to work, I feel that my 1924…
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O.H.V. Morris-Minor Runs 10,000 Non-Stop Miles In 10 Days
At Goodwood during this month the new o.h.v. Morris-Minor four-door saloon made its debut in a remarkable fashion. It completed…
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Letters From Readers, November 1952
N.B.—Opinions expressed are those of our correspondents and Motor Sport does not necessarily associate itself with them—Ed. Sunbeam-Talbot Service Sir, I…
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Book Review
" Who's Who in the Motor Industry." (632 pp. Roland C. Bellamy Publications, St. Mary's Gate, Grimsby.) This new work,…
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