Sir, The enclosed photograph is that of an Enfield. My late father bought this car in April, 1913. He sold it in 1924 when he bought the most peculiar-bodied Rolls-Royce…

NO CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER FIRM S. LEWIS Museum: Museum: 4793 OP 4793 Racing, Flying & Motor Clothing Fame Contractors to Colonial and Foreign Governments 27 Carburton St., LONDON, W.1…

Trident Better Than Porsche? Sir, One can only assume from your comments regarding the new Porsche "Turbo" that you have never heard of the British manufactured Trident Clipper. With a…

"LISTEN AS YOU DRIVE" IMPRESSIONS OF PHILCO CAR RADIO. THOUGH Wireless sets are being installed in increasing numbers on English cars, they are still not nearly so popular as they…

When the Mexican Grand Prix finished on October 24th with Richie Ginther in first place, driving a Honda V12, it saw the end of a five-year period in motor racing…

A VICTORY FOR NUVOLARI THE FERRARI LEADER CARRIES OFF THE TURIN G.P. EXITING RACING ITALY has gone all "round-the-houses." ITALY latest event of this kind to be staged was the…

Sir, I have read your editorial in the March issue, and also the many letters concerning the quality of post-war British cars, with much interest. I should like, however, to…

"First Thursday" at the Phoenix On April 5th, the V.S.C.C.'s "First Thursday" meeting at the Phoenix Hotel, Hartley Wintney, was very well attended, perhaps because it was the first in the…

In 1959 the series of Argentinian races that normally open the racing season were missed, but 1960 saw them back on the Calendar and run according to previous form. The…

THE JAMESON-GILLETT SUPERCHARGER The Jameson-Gillett supercharger, which is used on the Jameson engine and which is also marketed as a separate com ponent, deserves a special description. It has a…

The Truth About These Accidents. silt,—With regard to the editorial in your February issue, I should like to mention one more point which I think would be extremely helpful in…

A BROOKLANDS TUNING DEPOT BYFLEET MOTOR COMPANY OPENS NEW GARAGE AND WORKSHOPS WE all know the adage about bad workmen blaming their tools, but as far as we know there…