Archive 100,000 miles in a FIAT 500F? Sir, Regarding Fiat reliability (September, 1970), I have as my workhorse a 500F. This car was bought in March, 1968, since which date it has completed 52,000 miles. This includes… December 1970 Issue By admin
Archive BRITISH SUCCESSES ON THE PESCARA CIRCUIT STRAZZA-LURANI AND FAULKNER-CLARKE FIRST AND THIRD IN 1,500 c.c. CLASS OF TARGA ABRUZZO, WON BY CORTESE ON A " PESCARA " ALFA-ROMEO. SEAMAN (E.R.A.) VICTOR IN 11,-LITRE CLASS OF THE… September 1935 Issue By admin
Archive THE SKIRROW-SPECIAL SPEEDWAY RACING CAR THE SK1RROW-SPECIAL SPEEDWAY RACING CAR In the " World's Midget Car Championship" held at the Hackney Wick Stadium in the past season, and won by the popular American, Cordy Milne,… December 1936 Issue By admin
Archive Around and about, July 1973 Scheckter Stateside Since Jody Scheckter's appearance in the Race of Champions in March very little has been seen of the fast-rising South African star on the European scene. In fact… July 1973 Issue By admin
Archive V-to-C miscellany, July 1993, July 1993 The Gwynne 8 Register recently had a meeting in Cornwall to meet 86-yearyoung Cyril Peacock and inspect his partially-restored Brooklands Gwynne, one of those enjoyable occasions which, the smaller organisations… July 1993 Issue By admin
Archive Circus or science? IN an article in "The Autocar" of December 27th last, Mr. Edward Castellani suggested, under the heading "What is Wrong with Motor Racing?" that racing could be made more popular… February 1941 Issue By admin
Archive TRYING A SECOND-HANDER TRYING A SECOND-HANDER A 1933 Wolseley Hornet Special. WITH thoughts of Summer and the beginning, of the "Season "many of those who have spent the winter months motoring behind glass… April 1934 Issue By admin
Archive C.j. BENDALL C. J. BENDALL ALM FIREFLY snloon. 1933. good mechanically. first-class tyres, rough body. £50. AOTIN SEVEN SWALLOW saloon, 1929. bet recently rebuilt. retrimmed and repainted profeaaionall y. 055. BENTLEY 3-LITRE… March 1956 Issue By admin
Archive Things in general IF we Englishmen do pride ourselves on anything it is upon our reputation as sportsmen. We take pains to register approval whenever we see a citizen armed with a tennis… March 1940 Issue By admin
Archive CAMBRIDGE AT BRANCHES PARK. CAMBRIDGE AT BRANCHES PARK. Varsity club's Successfu' 1 Speed Trials. events on the road are such a rarity in these days that it was a real treat to get up… March 1931 Issue By admin
Archive Engine Brief Specification. Engine : Six cylinders in line cast in two groups of three, with one piece detachable aluminium head carrying overhead valves in bronze seat ings. Valves operated by… April 1932 Issue By admin
Archive AMERICA GOES AUTO-UNION AMERICA GOES AUTO-UNION American racing car design came in for some very adverse criticism after the Roosevelt race, when Nuvolari's AlfaRomeo was victorious and the only Americans in the picture… October 1937 Issue By admin