Archive TRANSATLANTIC VINTAGERY TRANSATLANTIC VINTAGERY THE VETERAN CAR CLUB OF AMERICA'S MEETING AT FRAMINGHAM CENTER IT may not be generally known that interest in veteran and vintage cars is not by any means… March 1940 Issue By admin
Archive Ferrari: Top marks for effort There's little doubt that Ferrari has made more progress than its rivals, given the F2012's poor form in the early races. Under technical director Pat Fry, the car has been… October 2012 Issue By Motor Sport
Archive My hero By Peter Gethin "When I was young I looked up to Mike Hawthorn and Stirling Moss. But when I got involved in the sport in the early 1960s, Jim Clark… June 2004 Issue By Peter Gethin
Archive Safari rally After that came a drive southwards to just beyond Voi, visiting the Chyula and Taita Hills before returning via sisal plantations and the road through Loitokitok under towering Kilimanjaro. Kirkland… May 1989 Issue By Gerry Phillips
Archive Teams in double diffuser race The outcome of the 2009 formula 1 World Championship depends on how quickly and effectively the traditional front-running teams can develop and introduce double diffusers as they attempt to rein… June 2009 Issue By Adam Cooper
Archive AUSTIN AUSTIN C OMPLETELY works overhauled Marshall blown Almach racing wheeled works engined Ulster Austin, almost complete spare blown engine, spare set wheels, £130. R. Mitchison, Wootton, I.O.W. A USTIN 7.… August 1938 Issue By admin
Archive RAC Rally This year's Lombard RAC Rally will be based at Chester and its first day, Sunday, November 25th, will be a tour of parks and estates in the Midlands and North-West.… September 1984 Issue By Bill Boddy
Archive Last Of A Type ...and the finest product of the marque, says Laurence Meredith Impressing potential customers with sophisticated, stylish and powerful Grand Tourers was not easy during the 1930s, as one manufacturer after… September 1996 Issue By Laurence Meredith
Archive The Records Book Between the World Wars, and even before 1914, record-breaking activity was a popular pursuit of racing drivers and those in possession of suitable vehicles, and World's and International Class records… July 1966 Issue By Bill Boddy
Archive Those ill-fated Vauxhalls Sir, I was very interested to read the article in the August issue about the 1914 and 1922 TT Vauxhalls because my father owned one of the 1914 TT cars which… September 1983 Issue By Motor Sport
Archive Shelsley Walsh bidding to secure its future Midland Automobile Club is working hard to secure the future of Shelsley Walsh beyond the expiry of its current lease in March 2004. Negotiations are ongoing to secure a 99-year… May 2003 Issue By admin
Archive Fragments on forgotten makes No. 6—The Adams THESE notes on the Adams "Pedals To Posh" car were gleaned through my good fortune in meeting Mr. E. C. H. Stroud, who was employed in the… September 1958 Issue By Bill Boddy