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AN ENJOYABLE DONINGTON MEETING
AN ENJOYABLE DONINGTON MEETING OUTSTANDING DRIVING BY P. MACLURE. GOOD PERFORMANCES BY H. G. DOBBS AND R. PARNELL To be…
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CAMPBELL AND EYSTON SAIL
CAMPBELL AND EYSTON SAIL Two great adventures have started. On the 21st of last month the Cunard-White Star liner "…
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The Rapier
The Rapier When the new When the new Lagonda Company announced that they were going to concen trate on the…
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Continental Notes andNews, September 1935
Confinenta Notez andi News The G.P. of Lorraine Owing to pressure on our space we pressure on our space we…
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LADIES' LAP RECORD BATTLE
LADIES' LAP RECORD BATTLE Some rem:ILI:able performances were achieved at 13rooklands last month in a duel between Mrs. K. Petre…
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JENKINS GETS BACK THREE RECORDS
JENKINS GETS BACK THREE RECORDS Soon after John Cobb and his NapierRailton returned to England from Utah, Ab Jenkins went…
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A JUVENILE RIDER
A JUVENILE RIDER Sir.—In Mr. S. F. Edge's book, "My Motoring Reminiscences" he relates a comical incident which occurred in…
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"HEAVY METAL"
"HEAVY METAL" Sir,—I have just read your July Editorial and report of the B.A.R.C. Whitsun Meeting, and beg to comment…
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A WARNING
A WARNING Sir,—We should like, through the courtesy of your columns, to warn M.G. owners against an individual who is…
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Abingdon-on Thames.
WE welcome letters for publication in these columns. Letters intended for publication must be written on one side of the…
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DOES THIS MEAN YOU?
DOES THIS MEAN YOU? Sir,—May I say "en passant," that I am in perfect agreement with Mr. W. Boddy, who…
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CRITICISM OF "BLUE BIRD"
CRITICISM OF BLUE BIRD" Sir,—May I ask for a little space to set down a question that has long puzzled…
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For Sports-Car Owners
For Sports-Car Owners With the idea of catering particularly for the needs of those who run " vintage " sports-cars,…
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