We have had good results from Holt's, and particularly from Total, spray-on de-icing fluid when clearing the screens and windows of cars which have been parked overnight without cover.

Sir, I was fascinated to see the recent photograph of Wally Watton in his Austin 7 Special. This is the car driven by Gordon Brettell before WWII, and having survived…

Sir, I read with interest your warning words to those thinking of using a vintage-type car. My British Salmson will certainly cruise at 50 all day, and that with a…

A letter from Ian Metcalfe appeared in the Jan.-Feb. issue of the Sports Car, journal of the Sports Car Club of America. This enlightening letter, apart from explaining that Mr.…

A "Eurofund" set up for the new Federation of British Historic Vehicle Clubs, which is looking after the interests of users of old vehicles in the face of possible restrictive…

Sir, I was delighted to read the letter from Mrs. Gallagher with details of the sports La Licorne owned by Mr. Searle. I thought that this was a completely forgotten…

New Lancia Any car which finishes the Mille Miglia race can be considered a pretty good automobile. And that Bracco's saloon Lancia came in second to Villoresi's 4.1-litre Ferrari in this…

Sir, A little over 50 years ago this La Licorne (The Unicorn) belonged to the brother-in-law of the King of Afghanistan. The owner raced it on the sands of Parame…

Sir, I'm surprised by the absence of Rudolf Caracciola from your recent all-rounder list, for he demonstrated his versatility in GP racing, sportscars, record breaking, hill-climbing, trials and rallies. What's…

Fiat at Brentford.—it used to be Wembley. But these days the headquarters of the great Fiat organisation in this country are sited at Brentford, off the Great West Road. European…

Sir, Having -owned and driven many 30/98s in the 20s may I correct the particulars you give in the June issue of Motor Sport. (1) The OE was 4 1/4-litres…

The death, at the age of 82, of Edward Pailthorp Eves leaves the world of motoring writers bereft of one of its leading exponents. Eves was, however, far more than…