No. 45: The Baughan HENRY PERCY BALIGHAN started the Baughan Motor co. in 1919 with premises in Tyburn Lane, Harrow, Middlesex, where a prototype car was produced. Production commenced in…

578,034 people visited the Earls Court Motor Show, an increase of 149,497 over the 1960 attendance.

Britain Can Make It. For some years the term "sports cars" has been less appropriate than it was formerly. When the motor car was a less-specialised production manufacturers could so…

Sir, Your reference in your own article in Motor Sport for February to the Ford Zephyr Zodiac as "a roomy drawing room of a car" surely was not meant to…

Community edicts Motor Sport was optimistic last month about 1988 being reasonably happy for those who mess about with cars. However, judging by the anniversaries to be celebrated and the…

Sir, At last, the achievements of Mo Nunn have been acknowledged. And how very appropriate it should be through the pen of Nigel Roebuck, whose seasonal surveys always used to…

Sir, Simon Taylor’s lunchtime interview with Nigel Mansell in the December issue brought back a special memory of meeting Nigel at a Honda dealer function in Adelaide just before the…

Mr. King, who acted as E. A. D. Eldridge's racing mechanic, and accompanied him on that epic 1925 journey with the Eldridge Special in a Model-T Ford van from Paris, over the…

R.R Mountford analyses the expenses which A.F. Rivers Fletcher incurred during a season's sprint motoring last year with his unblown M.G. Magnette.   That motor racing is an expensive business is a…

Sir, I have long been an enthusiastic reader of D.S.J.'s excellent articles in Motor Sport, but I was brought up short last month by a strangely-biased statement towards the end…

Tyrell 002 and 004 were back in Europe together for the first time in 30 years last month for the Monaco and Pau street races. Now owned by American enthusiasts…

Sir, Reference page 1484, I knew Arthur Wormald as General Manager when I was a very junior Premium Apprentice at Rolls-Royce from 1930 to 1934. You might be interested to…