The Motorist in Society The overall 70-m.p.h. speed-limit, the departing Fraser's panic idea, together with innumerable other anchorages applied to…

News from Ford The Ford Advanced Vehicles establishment at Slough has been getting on so well with the production of…

2.5-litre Tasman Formula (January 8th) Only three European drivers made the trip to the other side of the world for…

Apologies to Mike Allison for changing his sex last month. He (not she) is Secretary of the Triple-M and Vintage…

Rather different from the usual run of miniatures is the Danish Tekno die-cast model of a four-berth Sprite Musketeer caravan,…

A Section Devoted to Old-Car Matters The 7th International Veteran & Vintage Rally will this year be staged in Ireland.…

A motoring landmark.—The origin of these fine brass plates, which flank each side of the entrance to Stratstone Ltd.'s Brixton…

The following is the answer provided by Bill Ward of Vauxhall Motors Ltd, to a reader who owns one of…

The H.E. Sir, I was an engineering pupil at the works in Wolseley Road, Caversham, between January and September, 1923,…

Sir, Mr. Samson's letter is most interesting but if the car described by him and pictured in the November issue…

Dr. Finlay's 11/22 Wolseley Sir, There is a slight mistake in respect of the cars used in the B.B.C. TV…

Sir, No one seems to have shown enough interest to enlarge on your frequent comments on the high prices sometimes…

Sir, Referring to p.961 of the November issue of your excellent magazine, there is a point which I would question…

Sir, January's "Vintage Miscellany" asked : "Will Someone confirm the identity of the nondescript truck in "The Beverley Hillbillies ?"…

"The Packard Story," by Robert E. Turnquist. 286 pp. 11 5/8 in. x 8 5/8 in. (W. H. Allen &…

"Automobile Year—No. 23," edited by Ami Guichard. 223 pp. 12 5/8 in. x 9 5/8 in. (Edita SA, Lausanne. English…

"Formula One", by Anthony Pritchard. 336 pp. 8 1/2 in. x 5 1/2 in. (George Allen & Unwvin Ltd., 40,…

Autopress Ltd., Bennett Road, Brighton, have published "Ford Autobook One," by Philip H. Smith, A.M.I.-MEC.E.: (160 pp., 10 in.x 8…

A break for those living in the Midlands and North, and wishing to travel to the Continent with their cars…

This series has by now had such remarkable continuity that it seems it need never end, yet I am still…