Archive Wind-Up Mini Windows An interesting Mini conversion for greater convenience and, perhaps, some added distinction, is now being offered by Tilling Automotive Ltd., of 6, Adam & Eve Mews, Kensington, W.8. This is… June 1968 Issue By Motor Sport
Archive Functional clothing We have equipped the photographic members of our staff, who seem to spend more time out in the cold than their editorial colleagues, with weather-proof clothing from Functional of Manchester.… May 1971 Issue By Motor Sport
Archive Continental Notes, June 1969 The cancellation of the Belgian G.P. is still provoking much thought and comment, and having moved closer the issue is much clearer, though not officially. In Belgium, as in Germany,… June 1969 Issue By Denis Jenkinson
Archive A day in the life of a Ford Sierra 2.3 Ghia Having remarked that to the enthusiast motoring should be as satisfying as the cars in which it is conducted, when the top-model of the Ford Sierra range, in the form… May 1983 Issue By Bill Boddy
Archive MOTORING LITERATURE FOR THE ENTHUSIAST MOTORING LITERATURE FOR THE ENTHUSIAST All about the Midget. The marvellous performance of the M.G. Midget has been one of the outstanding features of the racing world since its inception,… December 1932 Issue By admin
Archive Passion Wagen Recently we've almost become used to seeing auto unions in action again. What we've never seen is Ferdinanand Porsche's prototype, the P-Wagen because there aren't any. Or so we thought...… July 2001 Issue By Gordon Cruickshank
Archive The things they say... Norwich Union's Personal Insurance Administration manager, D T Clark, writing of cars over 15 years old being unacceptable for his company's breakdown holiday assistance service: "Whilst with the enthusiast such… July 1992 Issue By Bill Boddy
Archive Legends Mario Andretti is not given to hero-worship. He will readily concede that Alberto Ascari was the man who fired in him the ambition to race cars, but that was an… February 2001 Issue By Nigel Roebuck
Archive Cars in books, January 1971 From "The Story of Sandhurst", by Hugh Thomas (Hutchinson, 1961), I take the following: "The 'twenties were wild at Sandhurst as elsewhere. The development of the motor car made visits… January 1971 Issue By Bill Boddy
Archive Around the houses, June 2011 News from the main auction houses around the world — RM AUCTIONS — The upcoming Villa d'Este sale in Italy on May 21 will include some extremely special racers and… June 2011 Issue By admin
Archive AIR AIR An Occasional Section Devoted to Aeronautical Affairs Commemorating a DH Anniversary ON SEPTEMBER 10th 1910 Sir Geoffrey de NeviHand, son of a clergyman, who was to found the great… November 1980 Issue By admin
Archive Bill Boddy The Christmas Light Brigade Our Founder Editor was joined by members of the VSCC Light Car Section to recreate a festive cross-country dash Among the Motor Cycle Club's prominent and… June 2011 Issue By Bill Boddy