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No. 98 The North-Lucas Every so often some inventor or abnormally ingenious designer comes up with an unconventional car and in recent years we have become accustomed to seeing "dream"…

The Editor Investigates Alistair Templeton's Exciting Re-creation of a Famous Twin-Cam, 3-litre Racing Car. WHATEVER the position since the war, enthusiasts are aware of the fine sporting cars built by…

This year's British Rally went off very well, emphasis being placed more on the special tests at Silverstone, Castle Combe, Prescott, Llandrindod, Blackpool, Lakeland, Turnberry, the Yorkshire Moors and Hastings,…

DSJ looks at fake cars I cannot remember how long ago it was that I had a "tick" about a fake racing car that was built and was passed off…

Group C tops HSCC Superprix The awesome spectacle of Group C machines on the Brands Hatch Grand Prix circuit will headline the Historic Sports Car Club's annual Superprix at the…

Making Work Easy VISITORS to the Singer works at Birmingham will find that several new and interesting machines are now installed there. Amongst them is the Maxi-Cut lathe, an entirely…

New circuits,1976 While we're all aware that we live in an ever-changing world, knowing that if it didn't change it would stagnate, there are many of us who resist change…

NEWS FROM SOUTH AFRICA ENTRIES FOR THE RAND G.P. Entries for the Rand Grand Prix to be run on the 16th December on the Lord Howe circuit have now been…

SUBJECT: Ansar Alt OCCUPATION: Managing director, Caterham Cars What is your greatest achievement? Professionally, the success of Caterham Cars in recent years; personally, my family. What is your biggest regret?…

Since Hans Tak kicked off Mercedes-Benz's rally career by winning the 1954 Tulip Rally with the light, powerful, spaceframe 300SL gull-wing, the Three-Pointed Star has been in and out of…

It was yet another Shelsley Walsh victory for ERA R4D in early July when Mac Hulbert stormed to fastest time of the day in the most famous car from the…

"Vintage Motoring in Malaysia" by B. Tyler and H. A. Stonor. 92 pp. 9 1/4 in. x 6 in. (Available from P. J. Gibbs-Pancheri, Bentley DC, Long Crendon, Aylesbury, Bucks,…