Archive COMMENTS-21-1 Sir, The opening of the "not far distant" Second Front is the occasion for a timely appeal from Mr. Arthur Deakin, acting general secretary of the Transport Workers' Union. It… April 1944 Issue By admin
Archive The Bogus Ones The Bogus Ones That odd vehicle which is being offered as a prize in a Daily Express competition, is described as a "delightful copy of a 1909 Humber". As it… January 1969 Issue By admin
Archive How Many More? How Many More? Sir, I was very interested to read the article in the December MOTOR SPORT entitled "How Many More?". It outlines a concern which many associated with historic… January 1990 Issue By admin
Archive S. LEWIS'S S. LEWIS'S OF Racing, Flying & Motor Clothing Fame 27, Carburton St., LONDON, W. 1. MUSEUM NO CONNECTION WITH MUSEUM 4793 ANY OTHER FIRM. 4793 April 1935 Issue By admin
Archive Miscellany, November 2002 In the piece about racing driver Dick Nash, his 'Weybridge Beeches' garden railway was mentioned. The electric loco was made by Nash from drawings of the LMS mainline diesel-electric loco No.10000,… November 2002 Issue By admin
Archive A BLOWN MONTLHERY MIDGET ON THE ROAD WITH BLOWN IVIONTLEIERY MIDGET A RE-CONDITIONED 1931 RACER SHOWS ITS PACES THERE was a time when the mention of a second-hand sports car, especially one that had… May 1932 Issue By admin
Archive High-Performance Cars at Earls Court High-Performance Cars at Earls Court October 1950 Issue By admin
Archive Rumblings, August 1960 Making Comparisons Deciding on the new car is one of the most difficult of human tasks. The other day we met a methodical approach prepared by someone confronted with whether… August 1960 Issue By admin
Archive A UNIQUE SOUVENIR A NOVEL IDEA WHICH GIVES A NEW LEASE OF LIFE TO THE AUTOGRAPH HUNTER. THE WHITE SQUARES OF A CHEQUED FLAG USED AS THE LEAVES OF AN "ALBUM" SOME DRIVERS AND THEIR CAREERS WE have recently had… April 1935 Issue By admin
Archive Vintage Postbag, November 1994 Sir, I read with great interest WB's Tribute to Kay Petre but I was sorry he did not say more about the injuries she received when Reg Parnell's MG Magnette… November 1994 Issue By admin
Archive Polkemmet proposal Sir, It was of great interest to read your synopsis of the proposed motor racing circuit at Polkemmet. It is correct to say that Motor Circuit Developments was approached by… January 1994 Issue By admin
Archive Letters from readers, November 1940 Sir, Whilst reading with much interest your informative article "On the Rise to Supremacy of Germany in Motor Racing," I would be tempted to place the commencement of this rise… November 1940 Issue By admin