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Chauffeur's Column
[My request that old chauffeurs with interesting driving careers behind them might get in touch with us, so that we…
October 1975
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V-E-V Miscellany, October 1975, October 1975
The Bean CC has published a list which shows it to have six two-cylinder Perrys (the fore-runner of the Bean),…
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Vintage Postbag, October 1975
Motor Sport and Bentleys Sir, Perhaps to justify your confidence in our records relating to Vintage Bentleys, I thought you…
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Formula Two Review
That Jacques Laffite would win the French-dominated 1975 European Formula 2 championship was never really in doubt. The 31-year-old former…
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Enthusiasm and Enjoyment: A Clubmans Formula
Cheerful comradeship, front-engined racing cars bearing a squashed resemblance to the inspiration of Chapman's Lotus Seven, and some remarkable lap…
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1975 Australian Grand Prix in pictures
AUSTRIAN GRAND PRIX THE AUSTRIAN GRAND PRIX took place in torrential rain and was eventually stopped after only 29 of…
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TVR of Blackpool
Motor Sport visits the seaside home of an individualistic, hand-built British Sports Car When Martin Lilley, then a director of…
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Driving the new TVR 1600M
Shortly after my factory visit Mike Casale loaned me the new smaller-engined addition to the TVR range, the Ford 1600…
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Rally Review, October 1975
Rally of the Thousand Lakes When the Rally of the Thousand Lakes used to take place at the end of…
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Letters from Readers, October 1975
N.B. — Opinions expressed are those of our Correspondents and Motor Sport does not necessarily associate itself with them. —…
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