It was a happy thought on the part of the Sunbeam Register to invite representatives of other one-make organisations to its dinner and social at St Albans on December 1st. P Sims…

Motor agent, promoter, early racing reported and journalist, Henry Osbaldeston Duncan was a central figure in establishing the car as a practicable means of transport, as Bill Boddy recall. Those…

As is traditional, six more Profiles arrived early in January. Of these, perhaps the most interesting is No. 45, dealing with "The M.G. Midget M-type," by F. Wilson McComb. It…

Reading The Monocled Mutineer by William Allison and John Fairley (Quartet Books, 1978), one sees how far the BBC departed from the true story of the notorious army deserter and…

After World War II, 'Round the Pole' racIng for model cars became very popular, and even had Its own autodrome After the war the pastime of racing miniature car models…

A Lost Causes Club The two-stroke car is not yet quite exterminated, for the Wartburg is still made in East Germany and here the DKW OC caters for owners of…

The HE can be classed as one of the more interesting sportscars of the vintage years. Its makers were justified in coining the advertising phrase 'HE — Car of Character'.…

When my Mini-Minor was recalled for undersealing B.M.C. lent me a Riley 1.5 and exactly a week later, although this was a normal week going to and from the office,…

It must, I imagine, occur to most of us at some time that the Otto cycle (no, not a bicycle, the fourstroke engine we are content to sit behind) is…

No.6 : FORD Whereas makes formerly dealt with in this series have been built largely by hand in small numbers and therefore rank as cars to delight present-day vintage-car enthusiasts,…

There is a good deal about T. E. Lawrence's love of speed and his Brough Superior motor cycles in "T. E. Lawrence—Letters to his Biographers" by Robert Graves and Liddell…

EARLS COURT, October 18th. TRADITIONALLY the day opened with the B.M.C. Press Luncheon it Grosvenor House, during which Sir George Harriman, C.B.E., expressed the opinion that it is a pity the…