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Book Reviews, May 1959, May 1959
"Nuvolari" by Count Giovanni Lurani with the collaboration of Luigi Marinatto. Translated by John Eason Gibson. 233 pp., 8-3/4 in.…
May 1959
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Cars in books, May 1959
Not very much this time—and in any case, isn't it time literary-minded readers helped me out? In that extremely readable…
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Glacier centrifugal oil filter
An ingenious oil filter by Glacier The Glacier Metal Co. Ltd., 368, Ealing Road, Alperton, Wembley, Middlesex, have a very ingenious…
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Mistaken identity
In view of the similarity of the, new Farinacious B.M.C. cars, we suppose it was bound to happen sooner or…
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What the Acropolis Rally is all about
So delightful is the translated explanation of what the 7th International Acropolis Rally is all about that we reproduce it verbatim…
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National Alvis Day
This year National Alvis Day at the Crystal Palace falls on Sunday, May 24th, commencing at 10.30 a.m. Over 250…
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Miniatures News, May 1959
Apart from a Royal Mail van (No. 068 in Handublo Dinky series), priced at 2s. 3d., Meccano Ltd. have introduced…
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Direct comparisons!
We have received from a correspondent -- which is how Motor Sport hears of much in the motoring firmament that…
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Letters from Readers, May 1959
N.B.—Opinions expressed are those of our Correspondents and Motor Sport does not necessarily associate itself with them.—Ed. Coventry-Climax -- "H.M" replies…
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