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Brighton Backfires
De Dion Bouton was the most popular entry, with 65, and it was fitting that, in this year of the…
December 1986
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Cars in books, December 1986
It is rather interesting how often cars are mentioned by make in non-motoring books these days. A case in point…
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Book Reviews, December 1986, December 1986
Theme Lotus — 1956-1986 From Chapman to Ducarouge by Doug Nye, 288 pp. 10'' x 7". Motor Racing Publications Ltd.,…
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Letters, December 1986
Opinions expressed are those of our correspondents, and are not necessarily those of Motor Sport. *** Preserving the status quo…
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Tailpiece
Not a new restoration for the VSCC to deliberate over, but a five foot long child's model of a monoposto …
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