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The Way of Things
The Wrong Spirit. It is amazing to find, in the present state of motoring development, so many otherwise intelligent beings…
February 1930
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Sporting Cars on the Road
The Hurlingham Vauxhall by the Editor Since the days of the old 30-98 Vauxhall this marque has passed through various…
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THE 16-60 H.P H.E. on Test
One of the greatest advances in car design of recent years has been the fact that manufacturers have contrived to…
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Two rallies in succession
For most drivers an event such as the Monte Carlo Rally is strenuous enough in itself, but D. M. Healey,…
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South African records-Austin makes a "bag".
The " Baby " Austin has added a page to the history of light car racing in South Africa by…
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Great racing marques
The Darracq—continued. By E. K. H. KARSLAKE. This conclusion of the article in our last issue deals with the post-war…
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The trend of trials
BY A COMPETITOR. The organisation of trials has always been a favourite object of criticism, and latterly the whole principle…
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The South African T.T.
The " close "season for motorcycle racing is naturally short for while it is winter in Great Britain other countries…
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" All Bright Parts Chromium Plated."
Most motorists who read this almost hackneyed phrase in manufacturers' catalogues have little or no idea of the very intricate…
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" Exeter " reflections
Severe Conditions cause Many Retirements. There has been a lot of talk and some quite fierce argument about the change…
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The Amateur Road Race and the A.C.U.
Many views have already been expressed about this, but here is another side of the question. Our contributor gives the…
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Brooklands
At the request of some of our readers overseas and elsewhere to whom Brooklands is but a name, we are…
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Club news, February 1930
B.A.R.C. Dinner. The committee of the B.A.R.C. have decided to hold a club dinner and dance in London on Monday,…
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Letters from readers, February 1930
Letters from readers on any subject are always welcome but they should be as brief as possible. English and Foreign…
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The sport afloat
International Events for the beginner By Count Johnstone-Noad Motor boating has lately come to the fore in the public eye…
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Engine oil in bad company
It may be noticed that every oil company advises the motorist to empty his engine sump fairly frequently and refill…
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Air-cooled Engines in Light Speedboats
By R. R. POOLE, B.Sc. The light speedboat is such a recent development of marine engineering that it has not…
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Does motor cycle racing pay?
By G. L. HACK Whose varied activities in the Rudge works include the development of their racing machines, with what…
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A low-priced radiator shutter
Most motorists are familiar with one or other of the various F.E.W. fittings for cars and engines, and a new…
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Motor Sport Illustrations.
In response to numerous enquiries for reproductions of the double page picture in the January MOTOR SPORT, we have prepared…
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