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Gear changes and chicanes
Sir, I lived in Leyland for twenty years and my father was Leyland Motors' Chief Computer Progammer. When there was…
September 1977
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Rusting Alfasud
Sir, I think that my recent experience with Alfa Romeo (G.B.) Ltd. regarding my 1975 Alfasud S.E. may be of…
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Good service from Lancia
Sir, I replaced a much loved Lancia Zagato coupe in February 1975 with a Series III Rally coupe preferring it…
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The power of the motorist
Sir, The Government should be grateful to motorists who vote at elections, and who accept Crown evidence when they serve…
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Foreign v. British
Sir, Much as I admire the spirit of Mr. Elliot-Pyles letter (Motor Sport for June "why do the beggars go…
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Range-Rover Experiences
Sir, Just having read Motor Sport for August, I was most interested to read your article on the Range-Rover, which…
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