CONTENTS The Third Brains Trust ... ••• ••• ••• 89 Why Neglect the Early Small Cars ? ... 91 Notes…

THE THIRD BRAINS TRUST • McCullough as Question Master Donald THE Motoring Brains Trust at the " Rembrandt " on…

• ********************************•••••• • THE APRIL BRAINS • • • • • • • • • • Question Master: DONALD MCCULLOUGH,…

Why Neglect the Early Small Cars? 'I' israther curious that examples of small cars of the early nineteen twenties fail…

Notes on the Original Aston-Martin Company IN studying the early history of the Aston-Martin car it is interesting to go…

CARS I HAVE OWNED COKING back over 20 years of sports-car ownership the most strik ing things about it are,…

More about Gear Ratios Cecil Clutton's article in the February issue gives rise to some miscellaneous comments, including interesting data…

THE OUTER CIRCUIT "200s" TTIE second Junior Car Club 200-Mile Race at Brooklands commenced with . the 1,100-c.c. event, which…

An Afternoon Amongst the Gerard Rileys by Sir Anthony Stamer, Bt. IT was one of those afternoons when the clouds…

VETERAN TYPES XX VII A 1908 "FOUR INCH" HUTTON The actual winner of the Tourist Trophy Race of 1908. By…

RACING AND THE PUBLIC A BRISTOL CIRCUIT? SOME reference has been made recently In the weekly motoring Press to a…

More Early Bugattism By Cecil Glutton IN MOTOR SPORT for May, 1941, I gave some rather disconnected information about Ettore…

EATON MOTORS (Ian Metcalfe) Who, while possessed of the opinion that BENTLEY stands for all that is best in sporting…

THE VETERAN CAR CLUB'S SOCIAL Another of the Veteran Car Club's " lunchwith-films " meetings was held on April 22nd…

11111111 ,n -• These days, when things are apt to fall from the night sky, knowledge of what they are…

Club News WE HEAR Apart from the Horstman and A.B.C. mentioned elsewhere in this issue, another early small car, but…

Sir, Just had the most colossal piece of good fortune ! While convalescing in a nursing home out here from…

* * * Sir, Like every other enthusiast I have devoted considerable 'thought to the question of the post-war sports…

My own preference is for waste to be disposed of, as far as is practicable, as soon as it becomes…

Sir, I should like to hear further from Mr. A. G. Sanderson concerning the 100m.p.h. " Musketeer " M.G. Midget.…