Archive Book Reviews, November 1953, November 1953 "Motoring Cavalcade," by W. J. Bentley (144 pages, 7 in. by 9¾ in., 16s. Odhams Press, Ltd., 96, Long Acre, W.C.2). Inevitably this motor history book goes over ground which has… November 1953 Issue By Bill Boddy
Archive Triumph 2000 steering Sir, I was most interested to see the letter from your reader Mr. Richard Walker regarding steering troubles with a Triumph 2000. I too fitted a wood-rim steering wheel and… April 1966 Issue By Motor Sport
Archive Datsun 240Z Recognised as the world’s first credible Japanese sports car, the durable 240Z is still sought after, even if the period PVC trim is looking a little passé… By any rational… August 2010 Issue By Richard Heseltine
Archive Expensive Jumble Sir, I wonder how many other enthusiasts like ourselves were staggered at the admission fee of £1.40 per head charged for the Beaulieu Autojumble? My wife and I were at… October 1977 Issue By Motor Sport
Archive Foreign v. British Sir, Much as I admire the spirit of Mr. Elliot-Pyles letter (Motor Sport for June "why do the beggars go out and buy foreign rubbish?"), the matter is more complicated… September 1977 Issue By Motor Sport
Archive TVR's New Tasmin After nearly 25 years, the familiar, aluminium-framed side windows, shallow, broad screen and high scuttle of the stumpy, TreVoR Wilkinson-originated TVR have made way for a brand-new shape. Martin Lilley… February 1980 Issue By Motor Sport
Archive RAC hillclimbs fifty not out The evergreen RAC British Hillclimb Championship celebrated its Golden Jubilee in style at Shelsley Walsh on June 6, when all but two of the 19 living champions returned to the… August 1997 Issue By Marcus Pye
Archive An Alpine Tour with a Difference An Alpine Tour with a Difference by J. M. B. DOVE A record number of English motorists took their cars abroad this season. This article will remind them of those… October 1950 Issue By admin
Archive The Cars of Grp. Capt. Wynne It is always interesting to talk to people about the cars they have owned and why they disposed of them. The other day I chatted with Grp. Capt. Wynne, whose… April 1966 Issue By Bill Boddy
Archive Jagaur XF Jaguar has finally shown us what its new XF saloon, the replacement for the well engineered but unloved S-type, will look like. ‘Bold’ barely does it justice. To me the… November 2007 Issue By Andrew Frankel
Archive Continental Notes and News, October 1938 By AUSLANDER Here's News The News of the : Imith, I think, is contained in a letter I have received from a reader of this paper who has himself performed… October 1938 Issue By Motor Sport
Archive Moss: Alonso is the best Sir Stirling Moss has hailed Spaniard Fernando Alonso as a "worthy" successor to Michael Schumacher after he became the youngest Formula One World Champion in history by finishing third in… November 2005 Issue By Motor Sport