Archive Festival of greed? Sir, I have read the two articles on the Goodwood Festival of Speed in the August issue of MOTOR SPORT, and whilst I would be the first to admit that… October 1994 Issue By admin
Archive A Vanden Plas Convertible Sir, The article on Vanden Plas in the October number of Motor Sport was of very great interest to me specially as I once owned a 1949 Austin A 135… November 1974 Issue By admin
Archive FORTHCOMING MAIDSTONE & MID-KENT M.C. TRIAL • FORTHCOMING MAIDSTONE MID-KENT M.C. TRIAL • " & This club's • " Bossom Trophy" Trial will start from the Square, Lenham, Kent, at 11.05 a.m., on November 12th, and… November 1950 Issue By admin
Archive HERE AND THERE, October 1928 HERE AND THERE. SERVICE FOR OLD CROCKS. An 1894 Clement, belonging to Mr. Bertram Plewes, was the oldest car in the recent Emancipation Day Commemoration run from London to Brighton… October 1928 Issue By admin
Archive Miniatures News, November 1957 Those who enjoyed building the Merit plastic D-type Jaguar will welcome the latest Merit kit, from which a realistic and large-size 1955 G.P. Mercedes-Benz can be constructed. All the necessary… November 1957 Issue By admin
Archive THE VICTORY CUP TRIAL. Impressions by a Car Competitor. FOLLOWING the remarks on the Senechal car appearing in another part of this issue, its performance during the course of the Victory Cup Trial is rather interesting. After our preliminary… April 1926 Issue By admin
Archive WHICH OIL? 15 TO I Sir, I laying recently returned from a year in the U.S.A., where my wife and I drove a secondhand VW Microbus 24,000 almost trouble-free miles through 31… April 1962 Issue By admin
Archive Synchro-Mesh Sir, If the gear-box fitted to Christopher Matthews' Humber 9/20 (MOTOR SPORT, July, p. 784) really came from a 1922 Austin Ten, it is not surprising that synchromesh assistance was… September 1973 Issue By admin
Archive Watches Built for Rough Treatment Watches Built for Rough reatment mOTORISTS are pampered creatures ; they have clothes specially designed for them, hats, spectacles—and now watches. It all began with the now famous " Schneider… August 1932 Issue By admin
Archive AUSTINS ADOPT HE HAYES SELF-SELECTOR TRANSMISSION. AUSTINS ADOPT THE HAYES SELF-SELECTOR TRANSMISSION. Sir Herbert Austin is to be congratulated upon his courage and enterprise in offering to the public the Austin Sixteen fitted with the Hayes… November 1933 Issue By admin
Archive THE SORROWS OF A SCRAMBLER - continued. THE-SORROWS OF A SCRAMBLER—continued. after, a well-known lady rider is overtaken, bumping merrily along with her usual cheery smile. We then slide down a vertical drop with locked wheel, only… April 1926 Issue By admin
Archive The things they say... "The young market is something the Americans are terribly aware of, and quite rightly, but the message obviously has not penetrated to lorry-minded Lord Stokes and his board. ... Within… December 1970 Issue By admin