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The Co-Op cars
The Co-Op cars This time we will depart from the previous policy of this feature, and cover a number of…
May 1994
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Cars in books, May 1994
Cars in books Cecil Lewis, still writing at 95, but perhaps best-remembered for his wonderful account of flying with the…
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Out of the past, May 1994
Out of the past In the 1920s motor racing at Brooklands and private flying were flourishing, and addicts who found…
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Down Under
Down Under -1-let no one think that the VSCC of Australia is inactive not that any British participants i the…
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Sierra's 50,000
Sierra's 50,000 The Ford Sierra EFi 4x4 has done a trouble-free 50,000 miles. Still nothing amiss, except a digital read-out…
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Footnote
Footnote FFinally, what is all this about a motor racing centenary this year? In my view, the first race was…
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Pleasure motoring
Pleasure motor Obviously, the motor car can give pleasure of various kinds. There is the pleasure of driving a good…
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THE GUINNESS COMPLETE GRAND PRIX
The Guinness Complete Grand Prix Who's Who, by Steve Small. Guinness Publishing, 114.99. There are probably a number of you…
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READER'S LETTERS, May 1994
Aston memories Sir, The photograph on pages 354/5 in April's edition, showing Innes Ireland driving a DB4 GT, brought back…
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Beauty beheld
Beauty beheld Sir, Despite the usual furore over what is termed technically 'legal' and what is not, 1 think congratulations…
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A fair trial...
A fair trial ... Sir, 1 know that the camera can always lie even the TV camera but 1 have…
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Traffic jam blues
Traffic jam blues Sir, Watching the opening events at Thruxton on Easter Monday, I couldn't help but glance across at…
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...or rough justice?
... or rough justice? Sir, I have had time to read the analyses in the weekly specialist press and the…
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Monaco fan
Monaco fan Sir, A brief response to Mr Timm's letter in your March edition. His letter started with the question…
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Starters' paradise
Starters' paradise Sir, I would like to congratulate Reynard on its startling IndyCar debut at Surfers Paradise. I know that…
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A valuable link
A valuable link Sir, Reader Bill Timm (March 1994) may have a point that Monaco is an anachronism in the…
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The numbers game
The numbers game Sir, I have been lucky enough to get hold of a copy of the 1994 NASCAR Year…
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4CV facts
4Cif facts Sir, We have recently purchased a 1958 Renault 4CV convertible, which we hope to use in historic rallying.…
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