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CONTENTS, April 1932
coNT ENTS LAND. PAGE The Way of Things . • • • 243 lirookhin M ds Easter eeting • •…
April 1932
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THE WAY OF THINGS.
THE WAY OF THINGS. ROAD RACING IN ENGLAND. THE insistent demand for a road race in this country has given…
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1932 BARC Brooklands Easter Meeting report
Although this was not the first event held this year at the track, one never feels that the season has…
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THE "LAND'S
THE "LAND'S END" EASTERTIDE CLASSIC AS POPULAR AS EVER. AFEW weeks ago I was asked if I would like to…
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FOR DRIVING COMFORT
FOR DRIVING COMFORT. RACING and trials drivers are, as a whole, a hardy set, and bad weather conditions do not…
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THE J.C.C. OPENS BROOKLANDS
THE J.C.C. OPENS BROOKLANDS. GOOD ENTRY FOR NEW-SEASON EVENT. TAKE a large crowd of enthusiasts, and an assortment of cars…
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British Entries for Alpine Trial.
British Entries for Alpine Trial. LAST year showed that British cars could compete successfully in, this event, the Invicta and…
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CONTINENTAL NEWS
CONTINENTAL NEWS. THE DELAGE AT MONTLHERY. ON February 28th the famous French track was the scene of a combined AngloFrench…
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Specification.
Specification. Engine: 4 cyl., 63 x 90 m.m. bore and stroke, capacity 1122 c.c., 3-bearing balanced crankshaft, 3-bearing camshaft, overhead…
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THE NEW SMALL CROSSLEY
THE NEW SMALL CROSSLEY A LIVELY AND INTERESTING ADDITION TO THE LIGHT CAR CLASS LIKE most pioneer firms in the…
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FORTHCOMING EVENTS
FORTHCOMING EVENTS INTERNATIONAL FIXTURES-1932 APRIL 9-10th. Italy-Coupe des Mille Mules. 17th. Monaco-Grand Prix de Monaco. 23rd. Great Britain-British Racing Drivers'…
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ROUND THE RALLY ROUTE
ROUND THE RALLY ROUT WITH THE NEW " 65 " TALBOT /F any of the entrants in the R.A.C. Rally…
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THE R.A.C. RALLY
THE R.A.C. RALLY FIRST EVENT OF ITS KIND A GREAT SUCCESS PEOPLE with knowledge and experience of the Monte Carlo…
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Renewed Police Activity.
Renewed Police Activity. TAutomobile Association warns motorists of the importance of keeping their number plates "clearly distinguishable" as required by…
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Rumblings, April 1932
qk.umblings czA°10 f30AUER6ES /1,0?. NOW that the much-discussed R.A.C. Rally is over we can consider the results and see what…
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ALMOST A HILL-CLIMB.
ALMOST A HILL-CLIMB. ANOTHER INTER-VARSITY AFFAIR. Ti-rE annual hill-climb held by the Oxford and Cambridge clubs is always an occasion…
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"Can Climb Anything and Go Anywhere!"
"Can Climb Anything and Go THE AUTOCAR-Anywhere " —JULY 18, 1930 " Torrential rain at frequent intervals, a course water-logged…
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Engine
Brief Specification. Engine : Six cylinders in line cast in two groups of three, with one piece detachable aluminium head…
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ALL adjestives and ....
ALL adjectives and expressions used in the normal description of motor cars have to be based on some suitable standard,…
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The superlative elegance of the Rolls-Royce ....
The superlative elegance of the Rolls Royce saloon is particularly noticeable in this photograph. Complete freedom from rolling and tailheavi…
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