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Red Arrows - Ferraris at the Mille Miglia
by Giannino Marzono ISBN 88 7911 240 6 Published by Giorgio Nada Editore, £50 Ferrari has a magnificent record on…
November 2001
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Mintex Man
by Guy Loveridge &Bob Richardson ISBN 1-900113-01-5 Published by Douglas Loveridge Publications, £27.50 Drivers always get the glamour, but we…
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Story of the BTCC
Presented by Charlie Cox Produced by Octagon CSI Ltd for WHSmith, 120min running time. £16.99 Ignore cover images from 2001:…
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Classic Racing Engines
by Karl Ludvigsen ISBN: 1 85960 649 Published by Haynes Publishing, £25 A book devoted to the technicalities of 50…
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Racing Lancias-Track Road and Special Stage
by Gianciarlo Reggiani ISBN: 88 7911 236 8 Published by Giorgio Nada Editore, £24.99 Perfect for hardened Lancistas, this photographic…
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Murray Walker - The Last Word
by Christopher Hilton ISBN 1859608515 Published by Haynes Publishing, £14.99 The last word? No, because Murray's own reminiscences will eventually…
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An aero-engined flyer
The Aero-Engined CC, of which I was once told I was president, seems to have died without trace. A pity!…
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Miscellani
A reader who still has the MG TC he bought in 1967 has imported a J4 MG Midget formerly owned…
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The Bentley vs Bentley case
Very different from the case of Lord de Clifford, which I related recently, was that of Bentley Motors (1931) Ltd…
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Miscellani
The Riley Register is another club with an excellent Bulletin. The September edition has an article on the rare 17/30hp…
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Changing train of thought
Until recently the Speed Six Bentley in which Woolf Barnato beat the Blue Train from Cannes to London has been…
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Miscellani
A personal memory of 'Wilkie' who died 'Wilkie' Wilkinson, who died recently. As he returned to the Paddock at Shelsley…
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Rolls-Royce's rivals
Rolls-Royce's rivals There is great interest in the history of Rolls-Royce, especially when Sir Henry Royce was responsible for its…
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