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London, E.18
Sir, in January of this veal. I became the proud owner of my first car, a 1934 Singer 9-11.p. sports,…
October 1950
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Bansteard
Sir, Nir. C. . It. Smith's 1(•I ter it) your May issue prompts IRV tic :-W11(1 y(III a 1)11340 taken…
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Club News, October 1950
Club News WE HEAR Another I 5.9-h.p. is in use in the Itirmitighant-Coventry area as a greengrocer's light. -truck. Can…
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Obituary
Obitua A fortnight after his brilliant driving of a Cooper 500 and 1)13 II Aston-W.0.in had pleased 150,000 English enthusiasts…
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CASTROL SALES EXECUTIVE RETIRES
CASTROL SALES EXECUTIVE RETIRES A pioneer of the motor industry. Mr. Rowland G. Boodwin, Manager .5 Castrol Motor Sales Departtic…
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THAT GRAEF AND SIFT
THAT GRAEF AND SIFT Sir, It is a pity that Mr. MeGildowny has noticed the umlaut on the Gr5f of…
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AN ALIVES MATTER
• * * AN ALVIS MATTER. Sir, I have read with interest the letter regarding the supposed performance of the…
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ERS from READERS
* * * LENIN'S CHOICE Sir, It might be of interest for you to know that I have recently come…
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A WOLSELEY HORNET REGISTER?
A 1VOLSELEY HORNET REGISTER? Sir, Having read with interest the "One Make Club" portion of Club News in this month's…
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FACT IS STRANGER..
* * * FACT IS STRANGER . . . . . . Sir, I enclose herewith a cutting from the…
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THE SINGER JUNIOR
THE SINGER JUNIOR Sir, I really must take up the cudgels in defence of the Singer "Junior," which you damn…
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THOSE WHITE ELEPHANTS!
THOSE WHITE ELEPHANTS ! Sir, I read with interest and appreciation your sympathetic report on the second V.S.C.C. Silverstone meeting,…
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LETTERS from READERS, October 1950
LETTERS from READERS NB.—Opinions expressed are those of our correspondents and MOTOR SPORT does not necessarily associate itself with them.—Ed.
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MESSENGER SPECIALS
• • • MESSENGER SPECIALS Sir, As the possessor of a not very usual name, a life-long follower Of an…
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OCTOBER, 1950 THE GARDNER M.G. THE GOOD OLD DAYS !
• * • THE GOOD OLD DAYS I Sir, I have just finished reading Mr. Karslake's article on the 1909…
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THE GARDNER M.G.
THE GARDNJER M.G. • Sir, Reference your report on my recent Class J record's, I think you might be interested…
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AUSTIN SEVEN MATTERS
A 1 5S'f IN SEVEN MATTERS Sir, Replying to Mr. Woodbine re the conversion head for Austin Sevens, the conVerSi011…
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SOME MORE FROM THE VINTAGE POSTBAG, October 1950
SOME MORE FROM THE VINTAGE POSTBAG Sir, Your remarks in " Vintage Veerings " this month on the subject of…
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MOTOR SPORT AUSTIN SEVEN MATTERS ABOUT THE PALLADIUM
ABOUT THE PALLAnit'M Sir, was interested to note the references in your September issue to the Palladium although your correspondent's…
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W.Worthing
Sir, I feel it may be of interest to readers of your excellent journal to hear about a very good…
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