Sir, The windscreen washers fitted to Mr. Poynton's 1935 Triumph were fitted as a standard production feature in that year but were restricted to Gloria-Vitesse saloon models only. The mechanism…

Sir, I would like to inquire through your columns as to the known "best. mileage" covered on one set of tyres, experienced by any of your readers. I have had…

Sir, I was very interested to read, in the November Motor Sport, how the Sunbeam company obtained detailed information on the 1913 3-litre Peugeot racing cars. You state that the…

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In this world of increasing automation it came as little surprise to learn that British Petroleum are opening a 24-hours self service petrol station at Billericay, Essex. Customers put a…

Sir, As the driver of the overturned Sunbeam referred to by "W. B." in your September issue, I am in a position to fill in a few details about its…

Sir, Your article "A Parry Thomas Day" made very interesting reading (May issue). The Sunbeam sidecar outfit you mention is used as daily transport by its elderly gentleman owner who…

We Hear A boat-bodied sleeve-valve Peugeot of about 1927 vintage is reported from Scarborough, reputed to have been raced once upon a time by a lady driver. Lee has adapted…

Sir, I refer to your interesting report of the recent Assembly at Luton (July Issue). May I, as owner of one of the two Hurlingham entrants, respectfully point out that…

On Her Majesty’s circuit service Sir, I have been reading the bits and pieces about the 1957 German Grand Prix at the Nürburgring and can't resist getting my tuppenceworth in.…

One of the most important events of the year "down under" is the Sydney-to-Melbourne and back trial. In the 1929 test weather conditions were very severe as were the regulations.…

[In this rather unusual article, which we have had to pare down considerably on account of space limitations, Graham C. Dix writes, as an ordinary, observant motorist, on his hopes…