John Hirons who told us about a 40/50hp Rolls-Royce that had been used as a breakdown truck by his business partner Jack Wharton until it was commandeered by the War…

Made a long haul in the summer sun the other day to that shrine of Bugatti contentment, Ivan Dutton's workshop at picturesque Ickford near Oxford, being much frustrated by slow…

I am indebted to a reader, Mr. J. E. Robinson of Barnsley, for drawing my attention to a book with some interesting motoring references, namely "Portal of Hungerford" by Denis…

(Sept. 4th) LORD MONTAGU held another of his unique "Lost Causes" rallies at Beaulieu on September 4th, using classes based on the chapters in his famous book of that title. Thus…

On the eve of Earls Court we received a hand-out over the name of Raymond Playfoot which told us that two lion cubs would be in the back of the…

Which came first— Sparked off in the April issue, this controversy has caused an unexpectedly large response. Mr. M.H. Evans, Historical and Information Officer of the Rolls-Royce Public Relations Department,…

There can be few drivers who have not, at some time or another, found themselves lost because the terrain of a once-familiar route has been changed, as a consequence of…

A Section Devoted to Old Car Matters To Brighton on a Brushmobile Since before the war I have been riding as a passenger in the London-Brighton Veteran Car Run and…

The Rockingham Oval scheduled to open in the Millennium Year has amused much interest, but some misconceptions. The proposed new USA-type oval has the backing of the BARC but it…

by Jeremy Walton. 311 pp. 91/4" x 63/4" (GT Foults & Co, Sparkford, Yeovil„ Somerset BA22 7JJ. £14.95). It was very perspicacious of the Haynes Publishing Group to bring out…

(January 3rd/9th) The great gale had subsided in time for the "Measham" to happen, and cooperation by the local authorities cleared fallen trees from most of the route, very little…

The life of the motoring journalist has been described as "one long holiday"; while I do not agree entirely, I admit that the life can be one of the more…