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A two horse tale...
Reading the 50th Anniversary issue of the Citroenian, the Citroen's CC excellent magazine, reminded me of the great French make's…
August 1999
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Low-cost veteran motoring
In view of the prices the older cars now fetch, it is refreshing if frustrating to think back to old…
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Aerial Sunbeams
One has to admire the large amount of research which Alec Brew must have done before writing Sunbeam Aero Engines…
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Homologation
In my Birkin blower 4 1/2-litre Bentley piece in the June issue it was not explained that the 50 Bentleys…
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Miscellany, August 1999
The VSCC of America has added selected cars made before 1960 as eligible for its events, plus some later ones…
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Longevity
In this age of sometimes shoddy commodities it is good to have some things that have worn well over the…
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Team of dreams: Honda's rollercoaster racing story
The year is 1948. In Maranello, Italy, Enzo Ferrari is preparing for the debut of his first Grand Prix cars.…
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Bringing race technology to the road
'Racing improves the breed' may be the oldest cliché in the book, but it's a basic rule of thumb for…
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