Air Historian G. Stuart Leslie has pointed out that there was a misprint in the lead-in to the Diary instalment in the January issue, when an RE8 was listed as having…

"In his youth he was a keen amateur motorist having achieved a speed of 170 m.p.h. in his Frazer-Nash in the Irish TT in Cork in 1937" — from The Times newspaper,…

All through motor-racing the mechanics working in the background have played a vital part in the game, without receiving the rewards and plaudits reserved for the drivers. The days of…

Somewhat embarrassed to find that "The Well of Loneliness" by Radclyffe Hall (Hammond, 1928-1956) had been brought home from the library (it was dismissed as "very boring" but when first…

We have received four more "Profiles," those two-bob-a-time surveys of famous cars. How long it can last, who will buy these miscellaneous but conscientiously contrived soft-cover, uniform 12-page offerings, is…

The latest Corgi is a Rambler sports fast back, No. 263, with opening doors, tilting seat backs, plated bumpers, working suspension, etc., price 6s. 9d., while Lesney have a Leyland…

It may be remembered that, after driving and describing Bill Lake's splendid 1922 GP Sunbeam last year, I became embroiled in a complex attempt to sort out which car is which, of…

Aviation enthusiasts should note that on Bank Holiday, May 5th, Sutton Council will be commemorating the 50th Anniversary of Amy Johnson's famous solo flight from Croydon Aerodrome to Australia in a…

The Vintage Motor Cycle Club now has over 6,000 members; the February issue of its Journal contained an arucle by W. G. McMinnies who won the 1913 Cyclecar GP in…

Alec Ulmann had an interesting article in The Bulb Horn, official organ of the VMC of America, last June, about the extraordinary performance of the 4-litre 18 c.v. Voisin. A…

Owners of post-war Bristol-engined Frazer Nash cars desirous of forming a Club and taking part in "Natters and Noggins," are invited to contact R. Purcell, 14A Peabody Estate, Herbrand Street,…

As a member of the European Common Market, Belgium, without a motor industry of its own (except for some assembled foreign cars) gives a good indication of the sales potential…