Archive eaton motors EATON MOTORS (Ian Metcalfe) Who, while possessed of the opinion that BENTLEY stands for all that is best in sporting motor cars, acknowledges the fact that there are also other… March 1944 Issue By admin
Archive Another Monza 500 miles Three versions of the installation of the four-cylinder Offenhauser engine as used in all the Indianapolis cars at Monza. Left: The upright angled engine on the Wolcott Special. Right: The… August 1958 Issue By admin
Archive Club News, January 1942 etta letauld „.....?101101.0?11111111,P WE HEAR . . . . The demand for sports cars seems as healthy as ever, and certainly cannot be adequately met. Frazer-Nashes are in great demand,… January 1942 Issue By admin
Archive 1984 Portuguese Grand Prix race report Another McLaren double Estoril Autodrome, October 210 TO round off the 1984 Formula One season, the Grand Prix of Portugal was revived and held on the little "mickey-mouse" Autodrome in… November 1984 Issue By admin
Archive club news, January 1945 WE HEAR Joseph Lowrey has acquired another Morgan, this time a very fine o.h.v. .1.A.P.-engined specimen. The Monaco Engineering Co., Ltd., has purchased a " 30/98 " Vauxhall for a… January 1945 Issue By admin
Archive RAIN SPOILS SHELSLEY WALSH RAIN SPOILS SHELSLEY WALSH Raymond Mays (Villiers Supercharge) makes fastest time in 444/5 secs. : The Bolster Special has a sensational crash, without serious injury to its driver : Breakdown… July 1933 Issue By admin
Archive Pleasantest recollections Sir, I was interested in the letter of Mr. M. C. Jones about the Talbot braking and other idiosyncrasies. I had a Talbot 95 (Reg. No. AGU 70) from 1934… September 1965 Issue By admin
Archive Brighton and Hove Motor Club. Brighton and Hove Motor Club. Hon. Secretary's address, xo, Prince Albert Street, Brighton. Please note that an Open-to-Centre permit date has been finally allotted for the Brighton to Beer 24-hour… April 1928 Issue By admin
Archive MATTERS OF THE MOMENT MATTERS OF THE MOMENT HILL-CLIMB CHAMPION Raymond Mays deserves heartiest congratulations for gaining the title of British Hill-Climb Champion for two successive years. The final round of the 1948 contest,… October 1948 Issue By admin
Archive Club News, May 1956 Cambridge 50 C.C. Following the postponement of the Speed Trial which was to have been held on April 8th is the May Rally, involving 200 miles of motoring. This is… May 1956 Issue By admin
Archive James Hunt- portrait of a champion by Christopher Hilton. PSL, £9.99 Well, if I'm honest it's difficult to know quite what to make of this book by the prolific Hilton. Certainly, it is not up to… January 1994 Issue By admin
Archive THE JUNIOR CAR CLUB'S DOUBLE TWELVE HOUR RACE. THE JUNIOR CAR CLUB'S DOUBLE TWELVE HOUR RACE. ALFA ROMEO DRIVEN BY G. RAMPONI WINS FROM BENTLEY. THE Junior Car Club who conceived the idea of organising a British twenty-four… June 1929 Issue By admin