Issue 142 of Classic Racer
Contents - March / April 2010
Welcome
Malc's opener
Paddock Gossip
It’s what’s happening
Readers Write
It’s your turn
CLASSIC RACER REGULARS
_06 Archive shot
Sliding to victory
_08 Paddock Gossip
Packed with classic news
_16 Tech Inspection
Tried and tested
_64 Subscribe
Save time and money
_81 What’s next?
Something to look forward to
CLASSIC RACER PEOPLE
_24 Cal Rayborn
A story of triumph and tragedy
_42 Chris Conn
One orderly corporal
_58 Gary Noel
European invader
_66 Dennis Jones
Tribute to a genius
_70 Who is the greatest?
You have spoken
CLASSIC RACER MACHINES
_50 Villa V-Four
Timeline tested
CLASSIC RACER EVENTS
_72 CRMC Dinner
Season’s heroes honoured
CLASSIC RACER SPORT
_74 Season’s Preview
Who’s hot on what?
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