Special Silver Jubilee Contribution by Cecil Clutton There are very few G.N.s still running today, fewer still in anything like original trim. Nevertheless, so typical is this make of the…

The quality of cars Motor Sport has repeatedly exposed unreliability in cars for, however fast, controllable and comfortable a car is, it is worthless if it refuses to start promptly,…

The Motor Agents Associaton held one of its rare press conferences recently to announce a new emergency service for motorists with the accent on service. Called the MAA Gold Star…

Club Lotus Heritage have announced a useful service for these thinking of buying a classic or historic Lotus. For a minimum fee of £25, plus travel expenses, they will arrange…

The first post-war Manx Motor-cycle Grands Prix Races, held recently over the T.T. course in the Isle of Man, attracted by far the biggest entry in their history - 190…

Clive Windsor Richards has a decided preference for really big four-cylinder engines, as he emphasises very clearly in this article. Before the war he was a prominent competitor in races…

Ford triumphant The Ford Motor Company has obtained a highly-respected place in the field of competition motoring. The high-speed run from the Cape to Southampton with the Corsair V4 was just…

Like the Ace-Bristols before it. the Cobra swiftly became an indomitable force in SCCA production racing, with Bob Johnson becoming the 'A Production' champion in 1963 and '64. But Carroll…

Sir, As a regular reader I can make some comments on the letter about the Triumph Southern Cross. In 1932 I worked for the Triumph agents in Southampton, Alec Bennett…

Increased prices of new cars, inevitable because the £ has been devalued, are reflected in a revised price-list issued by Fiat (England) Ltd.., one of the first to reach us.…

Ford Escorts totally dominated the Killarney Historic Stages in early December, filling the top 14 places on the closed-road event. Welsh legends Phil Collins and Howard Davies, running in the…

Emery Sir, Perhaps I can add a little detail about the time in the 60s when Paul Emery was operating in Fulham. The TwinMin was an interesting exercise, bedevilled by…