Archive 1 1/4 LITRE M.G. MODS. 1k-LITRE M.G. MODS. Sir, I was interested in the article on the 1k-litre M.G. saloon by " R. L.", and as I have had a somewhat similar experience, I thought… October 1953 Issue By admin
Archive The Late Peter Whitehead We wish to express our deep regret at the fatal accident which befell Peter Whitehead when he was a passenger in a Jaguar driven by Graham Whitehead in the Tour… November 1958 Issue By admin
Archive AUTOMATIC TAPPET-ADJUSTMENT AUTOMATIC TAPPET-ADJUSTMENT A NEW INGENIOUS ENGINE ACCESSORY. TO the motorist who takes any interest in his engine, the question of tappet clearance is one of the most important, and many… January 1932 Issue By admin
Archive MOTORING SPORTSMEN MOTORING SPORTSMEN (NEW *FRI ES). 1. EARL HOWE. /T is a matter of great satisfaction to begin this series by an inter • view with Lord Howe, for apart from… January 1932 Issue By admin
Archive Some of Hutchison's 1947 Successes with the Alfa-Romeo Some of Hutchison's 1947 Successes with the Alfa-Romeo May Prescott. - 4th fastest time (48.49 sec.). International Bo'ness - 1st, 3-litre racing class and 2nd fastest time (38.90 sec.). June… January 1948 Issue By admin
Archive PORSCHE PANAMERA TURBO S PORSCHE PANAMERA TURBO S PROBABLY DIDN'T HELP that the car I got out of to climb aboard this new Porsche Panamera Turbo S was an 85bhp Kia Picanto, but when… October 2011 Issue By admin
Archive BOOK REVIEWS, August 1941, August 1941 BOOK REVIEWS "Dick Seaman," by Prince Chula of Thailand (G. T. Foulis & Co., Ltd. 8s. 6d.). Prince Chula of Thailand deserves warm congratulations from every angle on his latest,… August 1941 Issue By admin
Archive Letters From Readers, September 1952 N.B.—Opinions expressed are those of our correspondents and Motor Sport does not necessarily associate itself with them—Ed. Further Citroen Enthusiam Sir, I purchased a 1952 Light Fifteen Citroen in March this… September 1952 Issue By admin
Archive BROOKLANDS ACTIVITIES THIS MONTH BROOKLANDS ACTIVITIES THIS MONTH The Guy's Gala. OUR hospitals, not having the benefit of their Irish counterparts in being able to obtain funds by means of sweepstakes, are forced to… July 1932 Issue By admin
Archive Celebrating a Gordon Bennett Anniversary "The true home of the motor-car is not in garage or workshop, showroom or factory, but on the open road. There it comes into its own, there it justifies itself,… August 1973 Issue By admin
Archive SOME NOTES ON STREAMLINED SALOON BODYWORK SOME NOTES ON STREAMLINED SALOON BODYWORK A Review of Recent Examples I There is a general suggestion, backed by many authorities, that after the war there will be widespread adoption… April 1942 Issue By admin
Archive Candid comment on the Ford Consul Classic So much has been written in so many places about Dagenham's latest family car, which was released dramatically, at midnight or thereabouts on June 16th, that I will endeavour to… August 1961 Issue By admin