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Dual Standards?
Sir I have recently spent a couple of very enjoyable days as Medical Officer at the International Historic Festival and…
October 1990
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Unique or Very Unique?
Sir L Wickham deplores the damage being done to the English language by some advertisers. I wonder if he noticed…
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The Adams Post
Sir Being a former apprentice of the Igranic Electric Company, the article Adams Car (August, 1990) bought back memories. In…
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Petrol Problems III
Sir Your editorial 'Petrol Problems', in the August issue, implies that the volatility of petrol may have changed. Certainly, the…
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An Austrian Fox
Sir The 'Fox-Kleinauto' referred to in Robin Morgan-Giles' letter (June p.641) is, undoubtedly the Austrian Fuchs (which literally translates as…
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Putting the Record Straight
Sir I read with interest Jan Mackay's letter entitled 'Honda Problems' in the September 1990 issue. Indeed I agree with…
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The Radical Approach
Sir With regard to the views apropos motor racing and the environment expressed by Mike Cotton in his regular column…
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Bill Little's Alfa
Sir I can answer Mr McDonald's queries on the above (Letters, Sept 1990). This car was abandoned at London Airport…
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