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Peugeot Diesels
IN June a Peugeot 404 with special off-set coupé body, powered by an Indenor XD88 1,948-c.c. diesel engine, broke 22…
September 1965
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Small-car topics
A section devoted when deemed necessary to cars the engine capacity of which does not exceed 1,000 c.c. THE N.S.U.…
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1965 German Grand Prix race report: Clark king at the 'ring
The Automobil Club von Deutschland organised the German Grand Prix on the hilly and tortuous 22.81-kilometre Nürburgring in the Eifel mountains…
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Reflections on the German Grand Prix
IN the July MOTOR SPORT I said that there were only two achievements of note that Jim Clark had not…
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Not so much motor car more a way of life
The editor's account of driving a Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud Ill PLEASURE that had been denied me for a long time…
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Some Rolls-Royce individualities
The Rolls-Royce has three independent foot brake systems, so that if one fails the driver still has both front and…
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The Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud III saloon
Engine: Eight cylinders in 90º vee-formation, 104.14 x 91.44 mm. (6,230 c.c.). Push-rod-operated overhead valves. 9.0-to-1 compression ratio. Horsepower not…
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Alfa Romeos
Sir, From someone who is now thoroughly fed up with Alfa Romeos, having had a Giulia TI, here are a…
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From The Rt. Hon. Lord Feversham
Sir. It was with great interest that I read your tale of two Alfas. I was a potential admirer of…
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Alfa Romeo experiences
Sir, I was most interested to see the correspondence referring to Alfa Romeo cars. I recently purchased a new 1600…
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Alfa Romeo experiences
Sir, I am very interested in the present correspondence in your excellent journal regarding Alfa Romeo experiences, as I own…
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Public opinion
Sir, As a regular reader of MOTOR SPORT I have followed with interest the series to and from members of…
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Diesel delight
Sir, We read a lot about Mercedes Benz in MOTOR SPORT but I have never seen very much about their…
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The fate of the CD Bradfords
Sir, I note the reference to the CD Bradford vehicles which Jowett Cars Ltd. were running in prototype form when…
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Fiat spares service
Sir, With so much correspondence these days about lack of attention by manufacturers, perhaps the following will hearten some of…
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"A taxation anomaly"
Sir, Together, no doubt, with many more of your readers, I rise to the bait thrown out at the end…
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Those Maseratis from Australia
Sir, I was particularly interested in your comments regarding the appearance of two ex-Australian Maseratis on English circuits in your…
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What they buy
Sir, Having read with interest your excellent magazine for many years, I would hazard a guess that I am not…
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The late GRP. Capt. Arthur Scroogs
An obituary by Don Williams, Trojan O.C. Historian. Readers will be sorry to learn of the death at the end…
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