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Lightcar: Index v16: (1920/05/29 to 1920/11/20)

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INDEX. Volume 16. 29th May 1920 to 20th Nov 1920.


  • A.A. Benzole Station at Honiton, 258
  • A.A. Coventry Office, 330
  • A.A. Danger Signs, Educating the Children on, 44
  • A.A. Filling Station A New, at Dunchurch 391
  • A.A. Handbook, A New, 430
  • A.A. Scouts The, and the Police, 395
  • A.A. and M.TJ. Annual General Meeting, 217
  • A.A. and M.U., Number of Members 59
  • A.B.C. Light Car, The, 350
  • A.-C, Akin to " Rolls-Roycing," 475
  • A.-C., The, Creates Records, 4fil
  • A.-C. Programme for 1921
  • Accessories and Equipment, 550
  • Accessories and Equipment A Forecast of Some of the Show Exhibits, £09 Accidents at Corners, 438
  • Acetol, A New Petrol Substitute, 436
  • A.-C.U., Another Centre, 325
  • A.-C.U. Six Days Trial, Opening Days of the, 284
  • A.-O.TJ. Six Days Trial. Strenuous Times for the Three-wheelers, 309 .
  • A.-C.U. Six. Days Trial, The, 219, 259
  • Adamson Cycleoar, Another Belt-driven, 15
  • Adamson Light Car, The, 3
  • Adamson Light Car The New, 31
  • Adler Light Car, Trie 1920, 280
  • Advantages of Bad Service, Tlie, 271
  • Advertising, Citroen Cars at Harrods Store* Sale, 396
  • Advertising, Tasteful, 621
  • Aerial Derby, The, 87, 172
  • Aerocar, An Improved Model, 17S
  • Alcohol as a Fuel, 460
  • Alcohol Research, -184
  • Alpha Engines, 17
  • Aluminium Solder, A New, 33
  • Aluminium Sokler, Practical Test of. 16t
  • Alvie Light Car, The, 98, 116
  • America, Petrol Short in, 106
  • American Enterprise, 565
  • Amulree, A Hill-climb on, 45
  • Anti-dazzle Lamp, A, 460
  • Anti-glare Headlight*?, 430
  • Apax Sparking-plug Cleaner, 250
  • Apollo Sparking-plug Testing Depot, 178
  • Arguments for the Differential, 322 1
  • Ashton Light Car, The, 469
  • Autovao, A Hint for the Users of, 23
  • Auxiliary Water-feed Tank, An Ingenious, 37
  • A.V. Bicar, Reduction in Prioe, 483
  • " Avon " Country House, 55
  • Backfires, Minimizing the Results of, 136
  • Bank Holiday Thrills at Brooklands, 224
  • B.A.R.C. Light Car Records, 629
  • B.A.R.C. Meeting, The Next, 330
  • Barrels in the Road, Another Danger, 44
  • Basimgstoke M.C. and Light Car Club, A.V. Make* Fastest. Time, 236
  • Bass, Mr. S. J., Marriage of, 414
  • Battery Charger, A New Form of, 356
  • Baughon Cyclecar, The, 6
  • Bedford, Mr. G., The Real Speed Man, lfi
  • Bedford and District M.C., Ladies' Day, 45
  • Belgium? Why Neglect, 565
  • Bench Tests Becoming More Popular, 371
  • Benzole, The Price of. 461
  • Bfwxde, Why It Is Short, 313
  • Bi-oar, A Now, The A.V., 26S
  • Birmingham M\C.C. Hill-climb, 2SS
  • Blake Tric-ar, The, 447
  • Bleriot-Whippet, Producing the, 209
  • Blind Corners, 330
  • Bodybuilders' Strike, The, 408
  • Books: " The Michelin Guide," 101. "Motor Manual, The," 132, 173. "Motor Profile Road Book," 374. " Calthorpe Instruction Book, The," 110. " Michelin Guide to the Battlefields," 383. " The A.A. Handbook," * 430
  • Boys Clinging to Back of Motorcars, the Punishment that Fitted the Crime, 306
  • Bradford Lectures, 460
  • Brakes, A Plea for Front Wheel, 35
  • Bridges, The Result of Heavy Traffic on, 282
  • Brighton and Hove Hill-climb, 483
  • Brighton, The J.C.C. Rally at, 129
  • British Automobile Racing Club Meeting on June 19th, 15
  • British Reply to the American Note on Anglo-French Policy Regarding Oil Supplies, Undecipherable, 330
  • Broken Glass and a Lessor, 74
  • Brooklands on August Bank Holiday, Full Programme, 195
  • Brooklands Autumn Meeting, 371
  • Brooklands, The B.A.R.C., on Bank Holiday, 224
  • Brooklands, The B.A.R.C. Meeting at, 30
  • Brooklands, Dance at, in Aid of Weybridge Cottage Hospital, 32
  • Brooklands, Excellent Day's Sport at, on August 14th, 268
  • Brooklands, Tho J.C.O. at, 284 '
  • Brooklands. Fresh Laurels for Kim II, 437
  • Brooklands Light Car Class, 80
  • Brooklands, Light Cars Successful at the B.A.R.C. Meeting. 89
  • Brooklands. M.C.C. Race Meeting at, 87
  • Brooklands Meeting on July 10th, 121, 153
  • Brooklands Meeting, September 26th, 350
  • Brooklands Meeting Postponed to October 3nd Owing to Bad Weather, 370
  • Brookland* Meetings, Next Year'*, 370 ,
  • Brooklands, The Most Important Light Car Trial of the Year, 375
  • Brooklands, A Great Day for Small Car*,'398-401
  • Brooklands, 72 m.p.h. at, on Whit Monday, 8
  • Brooklands, What's Wrong with, 344
  • Brooklands, Tho World's Fastest Car at, 69
  • Buckingham, Mr. J. F. Manufacturer and Collector, 55
  • Buckingham Cyclecar, First Details of the New, 196
  • Buckingham Light Car, Price of the, 370
  • Bulk Storage, 137
  • Bulk Storage System, 99
  • Burford Bridge, 4)95
  • Burford Bridge Rally, The, 461
  • Call of the Road, ?The—The Jottings of John Gil-pin, Jnr.: The Romance of a Cyclecar Factory, 58, 296
  • Calthorpp Olutch, The, 549
  • Calthorpe Light Car, The 1921, 485
  • Calthorpe Service Depot, 495
  • Cambro Cyclecar, The, 86
  • Cambro Monocar, Improvements to the, 430
  • Camera, A Mammoth, 137
  • Camping Grounds, Why Not? 306
  • Can the Show Stand be Improved ? 406
  • Capac Carburetter, The- New " G " Vaporizer for Improving Atomization, 454
  • Capac Carburetter Tip, A, 244
  • Car, The £259—Not Yet, 125
  • Car, A New One-and-a-half .Litre, 352
  • Car, Moving the, by tho Starting Handle, 472
  • Car Prices—Chaos in U.S.A., 414
  • Car Racing in B.M.C.R.C. Meetings, 142
  • Car, The World's Fastest, 172
  • Garden, No Reverse Fitted to, 258
  • Cardiff Meeting of the R.A.C., 68
  • Carnival, A Light Car, 173
  • Cars, Stolen, Recovering, 472
  • Cars, Three Miles of, 128
  • Oars, The Uphill Battle to Build, 168
  • Celebrities at the Show, 572
  • Census, Another Motor, 460
  • C.F.B., The Car with a Brain, 396
  • C.F.B. Friction and Belt-driven Cyclecar, The, 5
  • Champion Petrol Gauge, The, 136
  • Change-speed Gears, Simple, 384
  • Charaphone, The, 194
  • Chars-a-bancs, 160
  • Chare-a-banes, Dealing with, at Last, 194
  • Char-a-bancs Driver Fined Heavily, 330
  • Char-a-bancs DriveTS Fined, 414
  • Char—a-bancs, Passing, 430
  • Chars-a-bancs, Special Limits for, 15C
  • Chtstorton Mill, 113
  • Chickens Interested. 476
  • Choice of a Power Unit, The, 301
  • Citroen Light Car, Reduction in Price, 390
  • Citroen 1921 Model, The, 469
  • Citroen Works, A Real Complete, 495
  • Club Life, The Popularity of, 423
  • Cluly Light Car, The, 352
  • Coal-gas, Will It Return ? .350
  • Cocker, Mr. J., 102
  • Collier's Motorcar, The, 67
  • Commissioner of Police, New Scotland Yard, Letter From, 396
  • Company Flotations, 160
  • Competition Work, The Science of, 511
  • Contour Routes, Home-made, 474
  • Co-tay Light Car, 112, 617
  • Co-tay, The Four-seater, 266
  • Coventry-Simplex Modifications, 438
  • Crawford Cyclecar, The, 238
  • Crippled Soldiers, Helping, at Putney Hill, 67
  • Cross-country Comment*, 36, 143, 231, 271, 324, 493, 455^ 512 630
  • Crouch, The Racing, 372
  • Crystal Palace Rally, The, 443
  • Crystal Palace Rally, October 9th, 415
  • Crystal Palace, The Light Car Rally at the, 481
  • Cultivation of Nerve, The, 277
  • Cushion, Wedge-shaped, by Dun'toill's, 33
  • Cyclauto, The Three-wheeled, 454
  • Cyclecar Attachment, A Novel, Invented by,«r.
  • Blanch&rd, 210 •? I
  • Cyclecar as a Cow-catcher, 483
  • Cyclecar, A Diminutive, in New YoTk, 565
  • Cyclecar, The Fastest in the World, Oapt. Na His G.N., 75
  • Cyclecar Race in France, An Exciting, 50
  • Cyclecar, Steam, I« the, Possible?- 408
  • Cyclecar, Unpopularity of, in the-States, 266
  • Cycleoar's Position, The, 409
  • Cyclecars in the Scottish Six Days. 153
  • Cyclecars: The Baughan, 6; the Buck'^s.
  • the Cambro, 86; the C.F.B. friction and driven, 5; the Crawford, 539; the De \ cay, 535; the Racing Douglas, 333; thej Campbell Racer, 38; the Fogden and Bv ' 375; the Gerald, 241; the Gibbons, 7j . Hanover 620; the Menley Two-seater, 111; the Merrall-Brown, 366; (he Stanhop», 28; . the Tamplin, 386; t/he Topham Home-twtlt, 24; Unit No. 1, 239; the Wherwell, 490
  • Oyclecarigt, A Royal, 628
  • 511
  • '?, Ltd,'£10 177 Made fiorr,. an Old Wat«i
  • he, 373 ft, 537, 583 ar, Iinprovi ments in the Chassis,
  • Car, The Latest Model, 605 L which Captured the Second at _Harting, 216
  • "" e, and the Kingsbury Junior's First ranee in Competition, 528 Engine, The, 626 1, Spectators Getting an Excellent from Their Cars, 44
  • How the, was Arrowed by " The 59
  • „. #heel, New Form of, 164
  • B»tt* tiffht Car, 490
  • Now Supplied to thn A.-C., 439
  • > Fitted to Mr. H. Bunco's Humberette,
  • Arguments for the, 322 ~Toblem, Solving the, 283 ine, Calthorpe Power Unit, Four-«? A.-C. Engine, and Ooventry-ex Power Unit, 569 _ht Car, 632, 584
  • ght Car, Capt. Vivian Hardy at the V 429
  • ht Car, The new Four-seater, 605 _ht Car Under Test, 78 he Racing, with Mr. Vivian Hardy at Wheel, 333 ,
  • Douglas
  • Just Completed. 30 Drake, Miss, on A.V'. Monocar, 194 Bti&ittf. Hardwood Block to Aid, 62 Dual Control fur the Maimed Driver, 458 t)upi«x Light Car, 584
  • DylM&o Drive and Propeller Shaft of G.W.K., Dya«*o and Engine Starter, The Smith, 608
  • !otor.s, Ltd., Bristol, Fine Sports Ground it Completed. 30
  • »nd District M.C.C.'s Trial, Capt. A. G. F. "" >sh on " Kim II " crossing the Tape at
  • m.p.h., 483
  • Side Lamp, A Neat, by Brown Bros., 33 . T. G., 540 Major R. O., 540
  • Major, Winning on His A.V. Monocar, at ooklands, 153
  • Light Car, Improvements to, 243 Engine and Radiator, 524 Lllday, 585
  • Allday Chassis, The New 10 h.p., 523 and Dashboard of Peugeot, 297 5Bfin«, The Deoblange, 373 Snfintf 'and Crankshaft of Rubury-Lindsay Light Car, 393 i, The De Marcay Cyclecar, 626
  • Design, Four Examples of, 569 tot. The Diminutive Single-cylinder, Fitted to the Winning Majala in the French Grand Prix Race, 350 The E.P., 177
  • E.P. Four-cylinder Air-cooled, 301 and Gearbox of Hanover Cyciecar, 638 f of the Racing G.N., 77 of Lagonda, 492 The Metric, 302 The Novelette, 302 Precision V-twin, 301 The T-headed, of Adler Light Car, 289 The Victor Vibrattonlese, 110 Victor Water-oooled Horizontally-opposed, 301
  • *, The Water-cooled J.A.P., 236 , Alpha, 17
  • te for France—How Cyclecars are Shipped
  • at Southampton, 306
  • Engine, The, 177
  • | ne Signalling Device, The, 344 1 Sampbell Coupe, The, 607
  • i Sampbell Light Car, 536, 585
  • Uampbell Light Oar—1 h.p. versus 10 h.p., 267
  • Campbell, The 1% Litre, 38
  • "lampbell, The, at Speed, Capt. N. Maeklin
  • at the Wheel, 31 ,
  • Motor Club's Meet, Capt. Keddie on His Silver Hawk, 436 .
  • Electric Horn Operator, 510 _ . .
  • ist Heater, A Home-mads, Showing How it is Constructed, 345
  • nily Oar," Suggested Body for, 548 <rs Light Car Electric Horn, 615 ?o Clutches, 122
  • Chassis of the 18.4, 91 Engine, 92
  • Instrument Board of, 92 Light Oar, 532, 586
  • ist Valve, Method of Removing, 278 air Inlet to Save Fuel 546
  • The Light Car and Cyol
  • Hillman, Mr. Bedford on, Crossing the Finis'
  • Line, 428 HilLman, Mr. G. Bedford at the Wheel of
  • Record-breaking Machine, 375 ,,
  • Hillman Held Up at Level Crossing, 347 ..+
  • Uillman Light Car, 290, 588
  • Hillman Light Car, The Racing, 54
  • Horstmann Light Car, 380, 534, 589
  • Horstmann Light Car, The " All-glass " Saloon, 217
  • Horstmann, Mr. Hawkes's, Breasting the Summit of Brooklands Test Hill, 413
  • Hot-air i Muffler on the Horizontally-opposed Engine of the A.B.C., 576
  • How to Look at the Show—A Few Pointers for Prospective Purchasers, 552
  • Humberette Which Has Given the Owner Every Satisfaction, 280
  • Humberette, Mr. Mitchell's, After Alteration, 148
  • Humberetie, Majot A. R Valon's, 304
  • I <
  • lima Plug, 611
  • Instrument Constructed to Demonstrate the Principle of Localized Springing, 163
  • In " T.T. Land," An A.-C. Light Car in Douglas 86
  • Isle of Wight, Snaps in the, 273
  • Final Chain Drive of Zeiller Light Car, 262 Fireman,'* Sports at Bletchley, Mr. E. H. Ward
  • Snapped in His Morgan, 258 Fogden and Butler Cyclecar, The, 275 FonUiinebleau, Our Artist's Impression el ;,
  • ,Courae, 50
  • Forward Detachable Type Plug, 610
  • Forward Priming Plug, The, 609
  • Four-seaters at the Show, 605
  • Four-stroke Engine, The First Two Cycles of Operation, 71
  • French Light Car Race, Second Home in the The Bignan Sport, 318
  • French Road Race, The Great, 249
  • Friction Drive, The Cone Principle, 24S
  • Friction Gear of Rubury-Lindsay, 394
  • Froggarth, Derbyshire, The Picnicking Ground tor
  • Motorists Residing in Sheffield,.83'
  • Front Axle Assembly of Calthorpe Cnassia, 486
  • Front Cover, Actual Size of the Photograph Used, 150
  • Fuse Box that can be Constructed by an Amateur, 4ft
  • Galloway Light Car, The, 464, 46: 532, 586
  • Galloway Quarter-elliptic Rear Springs Encased in Rubber 'Gaiters, 686
  • Garage at Shere, Another Use for Army Huti, 66
  • Gearbox, An Entirely New Invention by Mr. Browse, 155
  • Gearbox, New Type of, Installed in the new Aero-car, 178 1
  • General Efficiency Trial, The, as Seen by the Camera, 418
  • Gerald Cyclecar, Simple Change-speed Gear on, 384
  • Gerald Cyclecar, The Standardized, 241
  • Gibbons Oyclecar, The, 7
  • Gilardoni Ping, The, 609
  • G.N. Cyclecar, Air-cooled Unit of the, 571 '
  • G.N. Cyclecar, The Re-designed Tail of, 368
  • G.N. Oyclecar, Vitesse Model, and Twin Bucket Seats pf, 587
  • G.N., Beside the Tower on Leith Hill, 386
  • G.N., The, Built for Speed, 75
  • G.N. Used by Central News Photographer for Carrying His Mammoth Camera, 137
  • G.N., Keeping a, in Tune—Snapped at the End of the Thousandth Mile, 179 G.N. Light Car, 536
  • G.N., Ltd., Part of a Week's Output from, 25
  • G.N. Owners, Pictorial Hints for, 181
  • G.N. Snapshots Showing Mr. W. D. Hawkes and
  • Oapt. Nash Skidding Round the First Bend of the Hill, 46
  • G.N. Works—at Hendon and the New Premises at Wandsworth, 68
  • Goodwood, Morgan on the Famous Racecourse, 279
  • Gmhame-White Cyclecar, 587
  • Grahame-White Cyclecar, The New, 194
  • Grahame-White Cyclecar, The, Under Test, 452
  • Grahame-White Cycleoars, A Batch of, Ready for
  • Delivery, 391 '
  • Grahame-White Cyclecars, A Row of, in Resent
  • Street, 362 Grand Prix Race, Bird's-eye View of the Course,
  • Grand Prix, Chart Showing How the Race was Won, 321
  • Grand Prix, The, Some Details of the Competing Machine*, 315
  • Grand Prix, Practising for the. Our Artist's Impression of the Major and the Bugatti at ?peed, 260
  • Grand Prix, Three of the British Cars, 286
  • Grand Prix, View from the Seat of the Winning Bugatti, 330
  • Grand Prix, M. Violet on the Winning Major, 314
  • Grand Prix, The, Mr. E. B. Ware (Morgan), Mr. W. D. Hawkes (Vitesse G.N.), and Mr. B. S. Marshall (Mathis), 260
  • Grand Prix, Mr. E. B. Ware's Morgan in the, 314
  • Greaser, Patent Catch Spring, 551
  • Greenave Combination Tool, 33
  • Growth of the Light Car, 560
  • Gulliver, The Modern, Amongst the Giants!—Capt. Nash on His G.N., Snatched the Victory from Lord Grimthorpe'a Sunbeam, 89
  • G.W. Cyclecar, fitted with a 3V2-4 h.p. Precision Engine, 45
  • G.W.K., A, in the Highlands, 190
  • G.W.K. in a Picturesque Lane in Surrey, 254
  • G.W.K., Lay-out of the Transmission of, 410
  • G.W.K. Light Car, 535, 588
  • G.W.K., 1921 Model, 467
  • G.W.K., The Racing, with Mr. D. H. Owen-Edmunds at the Wheel, 308
  • G.W.K. Van, The New, Which Should Denomstrate the Marked Economy of the Light Car for the Business Man, 460
  • Hall, Mr. S., on the Test Hill at Brooklands, 309
  • Hampshire A.O. Hill-climb, Mr. O. P. S. Dawson Winning on His Eric Campbell, 330
  • Hampton-Avro Saloon, Interior of, 114
  • Hampton Light Car, The 10 h.p., Under Test, 26
  • Hanover cyclecar, The, 620 Hardie, Capt. Vivian, 540
  • Hariscot Light Oar, The, 470
  • Hawker. Mr. Harry, at the Wheel of His A.-C, Which He Entered at Brooklands, 338
  • Hawkee, Mr. W. D., 540
  • Heath Plug, The, 208
  • Helical Suspension, 567
  • Hill-climbing in Franoe, 305
  • Htllman Oyelerar, 530
  • Jack, How to Store the, 276
  • Jacquei-Muller Cyclecar, 621
  • Jacques-Muller Cycleoar at a French Octroi, 6?8
  • J.A^». Engine, Water-Cooled, 236
  • Jewel Cyclecar, 618
  • J.C.C. Rally, The, at Brighton, 154
  • Junior Car Club's Final Rally, »t Burford Bridge,
  • Junior Sports Car, The, 468
  • Keddie, Capt., Makes a Good Climb on His Sporting Oalthorpe, 47
  • Keddie, Oapt., on His Silver Hawk. 539
  • " Kim I " After the Accident at Brooklande, J26, 151
  • King Alphonso, the Royal Cyclecarist, 628
  • Kingsbury Junior Light Car, 310, 524, 589
  • K.L.G. Plug, The New, 250
  • K.L.G. Plug, Types " Gl " and ' G4, 606
  • Knutsford Rally of ex-Motorcyclist* Despatch Riders, 359
  • La Coupe des Voiturettes, _M? . .
  • " Ladder." The, from a Lady's Viewpoint, 376
  • Ladder The, Robbed of its Terrors, 357
  • " Ladder," What the, Proves, 370
  • Lagonda Light Car, The, +92
  • Lagonda Light Car. Price of the, 522
  • Lamkin. Mr., Interesting Form of Lighting on the Machine of, 226
  • Lancashire, Open Hill-climb in, 67
  • Lancashire Hill-climb Abandoned, 266
  • Lancaster County Court, The Heavy Hand at, 127
  • Laurence-Jackson Light Car, The, 198
  • Laurence-Jackuon Light Car, Major Empson and
  • Leaves from an Expert's Notebook. By Dr. Low, 60,
  • Left-hand' Drive, Solving the Problem of, 244
  • Left-hand Steering Condemned, 59
  • Left-hand Steering Controversy, 87
  • Left-hand Steering, Making, 8afe, 128
  • Left hand Steering, Safe or Unsafe? 150
  • Left-hand Steering, A Solution T 216
  • Le Mans, All Excitement at, 286
  • Le Mans, How to Reach, for the Grand Prix, 25J
  • Leyland Cyolecar, The, 628
  • Lichfleld. Rally at, 87, 108
  • Lifton, Devon, Motor Fines at, 47
  • " Light Car and Cyclecar." New Birmingham Offices, 350
  • " Light Oar and Cycleoar " Oup. The, 629 " Light Car and Cycleaar " Challenge Cup, Revised Regulations, 115
  • "Light Oar and Cyclecar" Test Runs: No. 7, the 10 h.p. Hampton, 76; No. 8, the 10 h.p. Swift, 56; No. 9, the 10.5 h.p. Douglas, 78; No. 10, the 10 h.p. A.B.C., 118; No. 11, the 10 h.p. Singer, 134; No. 12, the 10 h.p. Zebre, 158; No. 13, the 8\h.p. A.V. Monocar, 229; No. 14, the 31/2 'h.p. Grahame-White Cyclecar, 452; No. 15, the 10 h.p. Orpington Light Car, 554; No. 16, the 10 h.p. Warren-Lambert, 573; No. 17, the 10 h.p. Meteorite, 652
  • Light Car, Is the £250, Possible? 65
  • Light Oar Axle, The Moss, 385
  • Light Car Class, Records in the, 107
  • Light Car Definition, The 1,500 o.c, 126
  • Light Car, Another Definition of (Willesden Solicitor), 282
  • Light Oar, Distributing the Weight on a, 167
  • Light Oar, Growth of the, The Convetor System, 559
  • Light Oar, A Hundred Miles in the Hour on a, 292
  • Light Car, Logical Development of the. 546
  • Light Car, A New, on the Canadian Market, 430
  • Light Oar Rally at the Crystal Palace, 381
  • Light Car, Specification ot the £250, By Dr. Low, 94
  • Light Car Unit. A Neat, The Ruby Engine, 323
  • Light Cars at Brooklandn, October 2nd, 428
  • Light Oare at Clipstone Drive, 521 ^
  • Light Oars and Cyclecars in their Element, 335
  • Light Oars En Fete. 223
  • Light Can at Kop Hill, 31
  • Light Cars, The Necessity for Four Gears, 371
  • Light Oari at the Gaillon Hfli-olimb, '41
  • e, Paper Chasing with, 87 i at Shelsley Walsh, 131 ,on Test, 48
  • The Adamson, 3; the Adler, 289; th» 98, 116; the 1921 Calthorpe, 485; the fcy, 112; the Co-tay, 617; the Racing ' 1, 372; the Diatto, 490: Emscote, 243-; iat, 91; Hillman Sporting Model, 290; kn, Wonderful Speed of the, 375; Bury Junior, 310; the Laurence Jackson, Mareeel, 376, 414; the Merrall-Brown, Milton, 571; the Riley 1921 Model, Rubury-Lindsay, 393; the Silver 7; the Surrey, 332; Temperino, 462; imbert, 218; the Whitehead, 424; 114, 313; Zeiller, 251 ' Show, The, 603 Convenient, 414
  • Matter, Improvements that TTOJ at the Show, 516 }, Receives the C.B.E., 476 £, Address of the, 616 5 the Magneto, 431 detachable Wheels, Patented by ' er, 278
  • ' the Light Oar, 546 Dance, 460 i, The Thirteenth, 12 Echo of the. 31 'ts of the, 31 ion, 111
  • London wttfr'WRHMIof, 629
  • London to Holyhead, 106 219
  • London's Test Course, 186
  • Long Distance Winter Trial, The, 5«e
  • Lost and Found, 2
  • Louth Disaster, The, 73
  • Low Vibrometer, Testing Comfort by the 475
  • Luton and South Beds. A.O. Hill-Climb, 470
  • McKenzie Light Car, Price of, Reduced, 460
  • McKenzie Price of the, 483
  • Macclesfield and District Motor Club, 371
  • Macclesfield and District Hill-climb, 388
  • Magneto, Is the, Doomed? 206
  • Magneto, Locating Faults in the, 431
  • Maimed Driver, Assisting the, 3S6
  • Manners Maketh the—Motorist 186, 476
  • Manufacture— Will Supply Oatch up Demand? 35
  • Maries Steering Gear Test, 86
  • MaTseel Light Car, A £400 Four-eeater, 376 414
  • Mascot, The St. Christopher, 33
  • Mass Production, A Sequel to 180
  • Matchless Cup Open Trial, 436
  • Mafchie " 3"A-Seater," The, 461
  • Maxwell Competition, The, 330
  • Maybury, Sir Henry, Interview with, 3J
  • M.C.C. Race Meeting at Brooklands, 87
  • 'Meal-time" Obstructions, 312
  • Mebes, Mr. Chris., Marriage of, 186
  • Mechanical Signals, No, 565
  • Melbourne, Another " BrooJflands " at, 31
  • Menley Two-seater Cyclecar, The, 111
  • Merrall-Brown Cyclecar, The, 267
  • Merrall-Brown Light Car, The, 622
  • Michelfn Competition, A, 483
  • Michelin Guide. The, 100
  • Midland Light Car Club, The Meeting of the, 38
  • Midland Light Car Club Parade at Birmingham, 1%
  • Midland Light Oar Club, Picnic at Yarnin^ale,
  • Midland L.C.C. Visit to the Standard Works, 150
  • Midland Light Cars Tested on Edge Hill, 426
  • Milestone Chasing on a Chassis, 363
  • Milton Light Car, The, 571
  • Mirrore, Roadside, 33
  • Montagu, of Beaulieoi, Lord, Leaving St. Margaret's, Westminster, after his Marriage,
  • Mordaunt Dr. Ethel. Fatal Accident to, 113
  • Morgan, With a, in France and Belgium, 145
  • Morgan. Fine Performance of, in the Iltoley Trial, 48
  • Morgan, Practical Refinements in the 618
  • Mota Light Car Axle, 396
  • " Motor, The," Great Report Number of the, 607
  • " Motor, The," Show Numbers, 484
  • " Motor Act," The New, 245
  • Motor Cycling Trap, The, 206
  • Motor Exhibitions, Dates of, 128
  • Motor Fuel, No Shortage of, 68
  • Motor, His Majesty the, 340
  • " Motor Manual," New Edition of, 13J
  • Motor Profile Road Book, The, 374
  • Motor Ship*, 15,000 'Ion, 416
  • Motor Show, The Greatest, in the World, 5«4
  • Motor Show, The King and the, 430
  • Motor Show, A Forthcoming, 173
  • Motor Show, The Next, 216
  • Motor Shows, U.S.A., 106
  • Motor Thieves, The Latest Tip, 87
  • Motor Trades Banquet Postponed Owing to the Coal Strike, 461
  • Motorcycle, FTom, to Car, 129
  • Motorcycle Practice and Parts of a Three-wheeler, 144
  • Motorcar Thief, The Latest Dodge of the, 44
  • Motorcar, Taking a, to the Water, 330
  • Motorcar Thieving—A Growing Menace, 436
  • Motoring tor the Million—Will it Materialize? 103
  • Motoring, The Cheapest Comfortable, 81
  • Motoring, Economical, The Boom in, 21
  • Motoring a Luxury in Norway, 282
  • Motoring Movement, The Great New, 519
  • Motoring in Norway, 483
  • Motorist, Know Your Oar, 432
  • Motorist's Elyeium, The, 520
  • Mountaineering on a Orouch, 165 .
  • Mowra Flowers-A New Source of Fuel, 39i
  • Mutton Hill Again Conquered, 361
  • Mystery Car, Another, 21J
  • . o it.. . .:d..u'. ..e Annual Att; .»..• ..ui ^ulae. Roh^d of iU Te: ...i, j; ,i intuit.. D.i the Rungs, .?a iswortn uadder, Up, 307 .'.aLsworui i<aclder, 'lo the, Septem .\a.sh, Capt., Accideut to, at Brook" .Vain, Capt.—The Mite at 8O.a9 m. serve, Tiie Cultivation of, 277 Newcastle and Distiict Motor _ New South Wales, Governing B< North-West London Motor Olub, Noithern Reliability Trial, 350 Norway, Motoring in, 483 Norwich find District Motor Cl Note of the Exhaust, The, 326 Notes, News and Gossip of 28, 43, t>6, 85, 105, 127, 25?, 281, 305, 329, 349, 481, 516, ^20, 664 Nottingham and District M.C.'
  • in Dtjrbyshiie, (>>" Novelty, 'ihe bpice of, 33, Novice, A (Jna,.ce for the ;\o Rear Light Danger, j .\umbt.-plate, Obscurvd, i N uuiber-iilate, ObsiurLd— 110
  • JS'umber-plate Strafe, The, iNuiniie,-piauvs, '1'he Cam. Number-plates, The Poli
  • Obstructions, " Meal-time," 312
  • Olf the Beaten Track, 140
  • Oil, Buy Your, in Bulk, 474
  • Oil, A New, for Use with Benzole, 382
  • Oil Finds in Savoy, 86
  • Oil from the Par North, 306
  • Oil, The Price of, 578
  • Olympia, Attendancts at the Show, 631
  • Olympia, Disabled Officers at the, 564
  • Olympia, Guide to the Show, 500
  • Olympia, Here and There at the, 541
  • Olympia, J.C.C. Garage at, 484
  • Olympia, The Real Attractions at the, 578
  • Olympia, The Moving Picture, 568
  • Olymgia, Small Cars at the Show, 529, 538
  • Olympia. Our Stand at the, 566
  • On the Qui Vive! 16, 38, 54, 73, 102, 113, 137, 18», 160. 185, 211, 221, 251, 265, 293, 313, 344, 36*. 378, 396, 429, 448, 475, 494, 549, 572, 628 Opinions, Thoughts and: 19, 41, 63, 83, 104, 124, 14T, 169, 191, 213,. 233, 255, 279, 303, 327, 347, 367. 387, 411, 433, 457, 479, 517, 561, 613, 63S
  • A.A. Signs, Suggested, 279. A.-C. Sociable Kn-
  • thusias-t, An, 279. A.-C. Sociable Enthusiasts, Where are the, 256, 279. A.-C. Sociable, Satisfactory Running of a, 327. Acetylene Gas ES Fuel, 614. America, The Movement in, 412. Appearance a Deciding Factor, 328
  • B.A.R.C. Holiday Meeting, The, 255. Blind Corners, Wiping Out, 304. Brooklands, Improving, 234. Brooklands, The Lure of, 105, 124, 191
  • Cyclecar. A, of 1-3. h.p.. 614. Car, A, for the Family Man, 20. Car, The £250, Dr. Low Replies to His Critics, 191. Oars, Profiteering in Undelivered, 19. Chain Drive on t.he £250 Car, 170. Chars-a-bancs, The Campaign Against, 104. Cliars-a-bancs Danger, The, 148. Chars-abancs, In Defence of, 134. Choice of a Power Unit, The, 458. Coincidence, A Strange, 304. Continental Productions, 517. Courteous Treatment Not Extinct, 147. Cranial Capacity of Modern Man. 63. Cycleoar, A Plea for a. at Moderate Price. 256. Cyclecar, A Privately-built, by Mr. H. Gaston, 367. Cyclecar, A Record Run on a New, 303. Cyclecar Seat, The Uncomfortable*'328. Cyclecar, The, at Moderate Price. 280. Cyclecar or Sidecar? 148. Cyclecar, Spoiling the, 304. Oycleoar, Is the Steam, Possible? 457. Cyclecars, French versus British, 480. Cyclecars in the Six Days' Trial. 347. Cyclecar,'* Position, The, 433. Cyclists' Rear Lights, An Old Argument Revived, 479
  • Danger Points, Real, 279. Danger Signs in the West Country, 412. Devon, Touring in, on a 4 h.p. Machine 327. Disc or Wire Wheels? 562, 613, 635
  • Economy, A Demonstration of, 170. Electric*! Equipment of Care, The, 148. Electrical Equipment, No Trouble with, 192. Electrical Installation, Moody, 214*. Engine, The Racing Major, 635
  • Family Man's Mends, The, 613, 635. Ferry, A Light Car, 328. Fog, Fighting the, 518. Fogden and Butler Cyclecar, The, 303. Four Speeds, The Advantages of, 480. Four Speeds, Why Not? 433. FTench Productions, The Superiority of. Challenged, 561. Fric-tion-cum-belt-drii'en Machino, An Interesting, 388, 458. Friction Drive, Improving, 388. Friction Transmission, Improving, 348, 368. Fuel, Water as a, 63
  • Hand Signalling, The Danger of, 517. Handicapping. Unfair, 348. Highways, Preserving Out, 41L Highways, How Our, are Ruined, 888, 458. Holiday, An Economical, for Two, 234. Home Industries, Support, B13. Humbprette, Fitting a Dickey on a, 42, 193. Humberette, Improving a, 148. Humberette, In Praise, of the, 280. Humberette Service, Sm-cessfnl, 304. Hydrogen as, a Fuel, 517, P.I 3
  • Ideal, An Attempt at the, 170. Index Mark Regulations, 479
  • VM Juckea Gearbox, Addrsss Wanted, 280. Junior
  • Car Club's Efficiency Trial, The Value of a
  • aJH Technical Trial to the Private Owner, 434.
  • Junior Car Club Events, 411. J.C.C.
  • Brooklands. Meeting, Echo of the, 387.
  • i J.C.C. Meeting, Poor Attendance at the, 368. J.C.C., Why are Ladies Debarred? 387
  • Lagonda Light Car, Experiences Wanted, 433. Law, An Erring Arm of the, 411. Leaf Springs, The Care of, 233. Left-hand Drive, 2-'J4. Left-hand Drive—An Imaginary Danger, 192. Left-hand Drive, In Support of, 169. Leg Room. An Okl Complaint, 42. Leviathans of the Road, The, 636. Light Car or Cyclecar, What'a in a Name? 233, 279. Light Car, Is the £250 Possible? 170. Light Car, The Cheap, Possible, 214. Light Car Limit, Tho, 20. Light Car Limit, Concerning the, 83. Light Car, Suspension of t.he, 479. Light Cars, Debarred, 480. Light Cars or Elaborate Cyclecars? 104. Link with the Past, A (Old Manor House, Ald-bivry), 8:',. London-Edinburgh, The, 41. London-Edinburgh Trial, 64. Luggage Problem, Solving the, 368
  • Machine, Old, Excellent Service from an, 367. Maimed Driver, Assisting the, 458. Market, The, Overseas, 433. Matchless Cup Trial, 5i8. Method.-, Adopted by British Manufacturers, 347. Mica as an Insulator, 170. Moro^onhampstead, A Dangerous Road, 214. Morgan Owners, Of importance to, 457. Miotor Dog, A Trusty Companion, 105. Motor Fuel, A Source of Cheap, 433
  • Nash, Capt. Frazer, to Regain Lost Honours, 561. Ninety-degree Twin, Improving the Efficiency of, 411
  • Obstruction, A.n Unusual, ,280. Organization, A Record in, 213., Our Contributor's Ob-seTvations, 84. Over-development of the Light Oar, 19, 42
  • Pedestrians, Indifferent, 613. Petrol, Short Measurement Complaint, 63. Plugs and Mysterious Knocking, 84. Pneumatics for Heavy Vehicles, 636. Police, Are the Park, Idle? 147. Power Unit, The Choice of a, 328. Preserving Our Highways, 411. Prices, Are High, Justified, 255. Private Owner, The Interests of the, 388
  • Road Etiquette, 614. Road Signals Compulsory, 459. Road Users, Courteous and Others, 256. Ro-uls, Our Appalling, 614. Roads, 20 Mile Stretch of Good, 458. Richardson Light Car, Experience Wanted, 635. Right-hand Steering Prevents an Accident, 213. Rule of the Road, The, 562, 613. Run-" abont, The, for Two, 84, 104
  • Seven Years Old, and Still Running Well, 458. Signals, Voluntary or Compulsory? 562. Silence is Golden, 83. Simple Sidecar, The, v. the Combination, 304. Simple Type of Machine, Is the, Overpowered? 327. Simplicity Demanded, 614. Singer, The 1915 De Luxe, 636. Single-cylinder, A Return to the, 348. Single-seater, An Old Man's, 458. " Slump," A, in Imagination Only, 192. Sound Test, Dr. Low's Comments on the, 434. Sound Test* Is the. Unpopular, 457. South Harting Meeting, 214. Specification, Altering the, 170. Spoiling the Ship, 411. Standard Machines and Accessories in Trials, 'J80. Standard Machines in Competitions, 41, 68. Steam Cyclecar, Is a, Possible? 4P.0. Steering, Left or Right-hand, 14S. Strike* and the Motorist's Opportunity, 83
  • Talbot Cat. To Correct an Erroneous Impression 170. Tax, Obtaining a Refund of, 42. Taxation, A Novel Basis for, 561. Taxes, The New, Should be Heavier, 20. Technical Trials, Are, Convincing, 412. Temperino Light Car, The First Arrival of, 614. Temporary Repair, A, 84. Three-wheeler, A Privately-built, by Mr. Barnard-Smith, 234. Three-wheeler, The Unconventional, 635. Trams, Stationary, Passing, 458. Two-stroke, Where is the? 518
  • Valour Garage, An Appreciation of, 635. V-twin Engines, Tho Difficulty of Starting, 148, 192. V-twin Engines, The Difficulty in Starting, 213
  • Warning Devices, Standardizing, 411, 479. Water as a Fuel, 63.. Wheels, Disc or Wire? 562.
  • Wind- Resistance, Overcoming, 367. World's
  • Hour Record, The, 412 Oroington Light Car, The, 237 " O V." Magneto, First Details of the, 378 Over 1.000 Miles in Seven Days, 381 Overseas Trade, A Depression, 221 Owner-driver, The Needs of the, 54
  • Palmerston Light Gar, The. 93
  • Paperchasing with Light Cart, 87
  • Pastime, Another Dangerous Taking Down Numbers of Passing Cars, 173
  • Pattison Mr. W., Gold Medallist in the London-Edinburgh, 45
  • Pavement, The Rule of the, 178
  • Penzance Trial Results, 288
  • PWwl, The New Bulk Storage System, 99
  • Petrol Control Department, An Echo o! the Past, 460
  • Petrol Depots in FranoR, 564
  • Petrol Gauge, A Useful, Sit
  • Petrol, How to Save that Sevenpcnce, 345
  • Petrol, How the Sevenpwiny Squeeze Affects You, 34S
  • Petrol Imports, 617
  • Petrol Jumps up 7d.! 307
  • Petrol Profits. 414
  • "Petrol Short in America, 106
  • Petrol Tax, Growing Support lor the, 96
  • Petrol Tar—Sir Eric does not Care, 185
  • Petrol Tax, Sir Eric Geddes Opposed to, 180
  • Petrol, Where the, Goes, 330
  • Petroleum Oil, £50,030 Reward Offered for the Discovery of, in Australia, 409
  • Petters, Ltd., Engine Woiks for Sale, JflJ
  • Plug Terminal, An Ingenious, 250
  • Plug Trouble, Solving, 208
  • Plugs by the Thousand, 102
  • Police, A Diversion for the, 264
  • Polico Evidence, Unsatisfactory, 216
  • Police, The, and Hill-climbs, 440
  • Police Notice in Staffordshire, Open to Abus»f 32
  • Police, The, in Swarms, 16
  • Police Trap, The Latest Catch, 460
  • Police Trap at Ormskirk (Come into the Parlour), 128
  • Police, Tho, and Number Plates, %
  • Polishing Wax for Bodywork of the Car, 33
  • Pons Asinorum! 296
  • Port Alphabet, 73
  • Pot-holes, Avoiding, 256 Powcrr Unit, The Choice, of a, 301 Prices Reduction in—A.B.C. and G.W.K., 461 Prices. Revised, 87 Producing the Bleriot-Whippct. 209 Profiteers, The Treatment of, 49 " Prop " Car, in Paris, 390
  • Psychological Studies, 397
  • Puncture Devices, A New Summer Pastime in Morden Village, 45
  • Pnnc'.nre Fiend, Frustirati-ng the, 2H
  • Punctures, Immunity from, 31
  • aeries, Notes and, 40, 298, 410, 477, 49S, 567, 6S4
  • Aluminium Pistons and Engine Balance, 298
  • Bad Roads and Broken Spokes, 493. Belt, Cure for Slipping. 477. Brake Chatter, Curing, 29*
  • Capec Carburetter, Tuning a, 410. Central Control for G.N., 493. Chains, Aligning, 634. Coaehwork, Preserving, 477. Cyclecar, The Privately-built, 208
  • Dickey Seat, Step for, 40. Disc Slip on G.W.K., 410. Driving Tyre for Three-Wheeler, «34
  • Engine, Sluggish, Cure for, 410. Exhaust, Noisy, and the Law, 567
  • Gear, Difficulty hi Changing, 410
  • Helical Suspension, 567
  • Import and Export Matters, 298 '
  • Light Car, Building a, 40
  • Missing, Probable Cause for, 493
  • Number Plates, Correct Dimensions for, 634. Numbers, Transferring, 477
  • Piston Ring, Removing a, 477.
  • Piston Rings Burnt in, 40.
  • Pre-ignition, Causes of, 134.
  • Pressure for Tyres Correct, 634
  • Radiator,.Oil in the, 410. Rim and Tyre Dimensions, 40. Route Reply—Twickenham to Cornwall, 298
  • Skidding, Cure for, 493. Smith Single-jet Carburetter, The, 493. Speedometer, How ft, Works, 477. Starting-np Difficulty in, 567. Steering, Stiff. Remedy for, 40. Steerine Trouble, A, 634
  • Tool Locker, Fitting a,n Extra, 493. Transmission for Cyclecar, 567
  • Race, Why Not a 500 Miles'? 350
  • Racer, An Old, Redivius— Mr. .T. T. Wood? ??!)•!
  • Hainvr at Brooklands on July 17th, 153
  • Radial-engined Car, The, Abandoned, 392
  • Reading, Road Widening Outside, 438
  • Rear Lights for Cycles, 616
  • Record Breaking! at Brooklands, 522
  • Red Numbers, 397
  • Regatta Days, Dates of, 68
  • Registration Marks, New Edition, 482
  • Repair, A Temporary, 32
  • Reversing Competition, A—Handiness Demonstrated, 138
  • Review ol the 1920 Competition Season, 539
  • Rhyl Doing Well in Motor Fines, 282
  • Richardson Cyclecar, Improvements to the, 128
  • Riley, Capt., R.A.F., 54
  • Riley Light Car, The 1921 Model. 527
  • Rims, Dented, and Tyre Damage, 633
  • Road Danger, Another, Sparks from Steam Engines, 436
  • Road Hog, A Real, 440
  • Road Improvements, 549
  • Road Improvements, Potter's Bar, 378
  • Road Mending at Speed, 266
  • Road Repairs, 258
  • Roadside Mirrors, 31
  • Roadside Petrol Installation at Robinson's Garage, Buckden, 282
  • Route Replies. 430
  • Rover, The 8 h.p., in Detail, 48*
  • Rover Capital, Possible Increase of, 59
  • Rover Cars Arriving, 137
  • Rover Dividend, 414
  • Rover " Eight," The, 190
  • Rubuiry-Lindsay Light Car, 392
  • Rule of the Pavement, The, 186
  • Run Before Breakfast, The, »«
  • Runabout for Two, The, 53
  • " Safety First," 128
  • Safety First. Crossing the Road at an Acut'
  • Angle, The Danger of, 296
  • Salesman's Lot, Tho, 34
  • Samuel, Sir Marcus. Illness of. 585
  • Samue), Sir M., to Retire, 127
  • Savoy, Oil Finds in, 86 Ravc-TT-Petvol Device. The. 250"
  • Scarborough Motor and M.C.C. Reliability Trial 426
  • Scottish Hill-climb, A, 513
  • Scottish Motor Show, The, 521
  • Scottish Six Days' Trial, The, 4, 45, 106
  • Scottish Six Days', Cyciecars in the, 152
  • Scottish Six Days', A Private Test, 186
  • Search for the R.P.M., The, 558
  • Second-hand Light Car Prices, 38, 61, 80, 142, 166, 175, 232, 237, 325, 401, 432, 454, 497, 553, 631
  • Seeing tho Show. A Story of a Disappointment and a Victory, 514
  • Service, The Advantag-es of Bad, 271
  • Sevenpence, How to Save That, 345 Sferro Chain Belt, The, 33
  • Shaler Vulcanizing Outfit, 282
  • Shelsley Walsh Prizes Distributed, 565
  • Shelsley Walsh Hill-climb, 47, 68, 106
  • Shelsley Walsh Whispers, 132
  • Show, The—and What it Means, 480
  • Show Exhibitors, List of, '239
  • Show Stand, Can the, be Unproved? 406
  • Show, The Busy Man's Guide to the, 522
  • Show, How to Look at t*ie, By Dr. Low, 552
  • Show. Tho Lighter Side of the, 604
  • Show, Our Stand at the, 544
  • Show, Overheard at the, 618
  • Show, Round the Accessories at the, 609
  • Show, What to See in the Tyre Section, 508
  • Shrapnell-Smith, Mr. E. S., C.B.E., New Appointment of, 67
  • Side Mirrors Essential, 44
  • Sign, The Ten Miles' Limit. What is the Ltgal Colour For? 236
  • Signalling Device, A Simple, 461
  • Signpost, An Arresting, for Cyclists, 492
  • Silent Record Engine, The, 625
  • Silver Hawk Light Car, The, 157
  • Silver Hawk Records, 129
  • Simple Change-speed Gears, 384
  • Singer Co. Acquire Coventry-Premier, 282
  • Singer, First Details of the 1921, 423
  • Singer, The Home of the, 188
  • Six Days' Trial, Fixing the Route for the, 107
  • Skefko Ball Bearing Co., Easing the Horse's Lot, 74
  • Small Cars at the Show, 601, 507, 529, 583
  • Solder, Aluminium, Practical Test of, 162
  • Solving the Differential Problem, 283
  • Solving the Left-hand Drive Problem, 244
  • South Coast. Idling Back from the, 407
  • Southend, The Hill-climb at, 31
  • Southend Motor Gymkhana, 258
  • Southend and District Closed Speed Trial, 390
  • South Harting. Overheard in the Paddock, 204
  • South Harting, Team Prizes at, 216
  • South Harting, Hill-climb, 30, 74
  • South Harting Hill-climb, Entries for the, 151
  • South Harting Hill-climb, Exciting Incidents at, 199
  • South Harting Rule. A Reminder, 128
  • Southport, Racing on the Sands, 306
  • South Wales Hill-climb, 112
  • Spacke Light Car Chassis, The, 258
  • Spain. British Cars jn, 484
  • Spain, H.M. the King of, a Cyclecarist, 628
  • Sparking Plug Insulators, 146
  • Specification of the £250 Light Car, The, By Dr. Low, 94
  • Speed of Heavy Vehicles, The, 312
  • Speed Trial, The Half-mile, 414
  • Speed Trials at Chats worth Park, 236-
  • Speed Trials at Lowtber Park, 123
  • Speed Trials at Luton H<x>, 123
  • Speed Trials on Southport Sands, 236
  • Speedy Car: Bankruptcy Proceedings, 216 . '
  • Standard Car. The New, 127
  • Standard Light Car, The New, 121
  • Standard Motor Co., 200 Cars a Month, 173
  • Standard Test Run Circuit, The, 102
  • Stanhope Cyclecar, The, 22
  • Starting,. An Easy Aid to. 405
  • Station Garages Wanted. 306
  • Steam Cyclecar, Is the, Possible? 408
  • Stenson-Cooke, Major, Important Interview with, ' 414
  • Steering Clear of Trouble, 17, 100, 122, 161, 187, 228
  • Steering Gears, 114
  • Steering Gear Trouble, 139
  • Stockport Motor Club Speed Trials, 511
  • Stockport Trial, The, 288
  • Stop Thief! 557
  • Style Cop, Hill-climb at, IS, 361
  • Sunday Oarage, The, 1W
  • Sunday Oarage Serrtoe, 48
  • Sunday Motoring Again, 521
  • Super Development of the Sidecar, The, 128
  • Surbiton and District M.C.C., 463
  • Surrey Light Car, The, 332
  • Surveyors, Please Note, 390
  • Sutton Bank, The Open Hill-climb at, 2S
  • Sutton Bank, Hill-climbing at, 287
  • Sutton Coldfield and North Birmingham A,C, 460
  • Swift, The 10 h.p. to Stay, 45
  • Swift Co., Output Increasing, 282
  • Swift, Exploring the Isle of Wight on a, 272
  • Swift Light Car, Price of, Reduced, 370
  • Symptom, A Puzzling, 138
  • Tamplin Cyclecar, The, 386
  • Tamplin, The Price of, Increased, 127
  • Tar on the Portsmouth Road at Esher, 46
  • Tar-Tar! 38
  • Targa Florio Race, The, 436
  • Targa Florio, Echo of the, 258
  • Tax, The £1 h.p., The, 88
  • Temperino, First Details of the New, 462
  • Testing Comfort by the " Low " Vibrometer, Br
  • Dr. Low, 473
  • Thomson and Brown Bros., Ltd., 522
  • Three Speeds or Four? 549 Three-wheelers go Mountaineering, 48
  • Through Fenland on a. G.W.K., 299 Tintacks, Troublesome, 7
  • Topham Cyclecar, The, 24
  • Topics of the Day:— Car, That £250, 133. Car Thief, The Elusive, 442. Char-a-bancs Problem, The, 117. Coal Strike. The, 471. Competitions, Are They Too .Severe? 267 Definition, Why a, is Needed, fi-27 Engine, A Triumph of the 1,100 c.c, 425 Grand Prix, Lessons of the. 295. Grand Prix Races, Two Divergent Views of, 205 Hour Record, The. 117, 377 Isle of Man Race, An, 51 " Ladder," The, 364. Le Mans, Lessons of, ill. Licence Endorsement, 247. " Light Car and Cyclecar," The Policy of, 575. Light Car and Cyclecar Limit, A New Attack on the, 133. Light Car, The £350, 70. Light Car, The Increasing Popularity of the, 334. Light Car Show Controversy, A, 51 Light Car Springing, 166. Light Cars at Brooklands, 402. Limit, The 1.50tt 11. Limit, Another Blow to the, 1,500, llT Models, Next Year's, 425 Petrol Ramp?, Can We Fight the, 311. Police Offensive, The, 11. Petrol See-saw, 442. Petrol Shortage. An Ominous Silence, 377. Petrol Tins, A Shortage of, 403 R.A.C. Light Car Definition, The, 70. Rivalry from France, 491. Road Question, The, 205. Road Traffic Bill, The Proposed, 247. Roads The*—A Reminder, 402 Safe Racing and the Attitude of the Public, 220. Second-hand Pricee, 70 Show The 1920, 491, 575. Show Numbers, Our Special, 545. Show, The Success of the, 545. Speed Limit, Dropping the. 247. Springing, The, of the Modern Light Car, 442. Standard Car, Catering fur the. 220 Tax, The £1 per Horse-pnwer, 97. Tax, The £1 per Horse-power—The First Fruits, 295 Traffic Hogs, 295. Traffic Signals, 471 Traffic Still " Speeding Up," 377 ITiiconventionality the Only Solution, 133. Unemployment, A Cure for, 565 Voices in the Wilderness, 471 Wake Up, England! 334. Weight and Economy 51. Weight, Why it is Increasing, 267. Who Shall Control? 627 Trapping and Dangerous Driving, 354' Touring in France, 46 Touring Inquiries, 129 Tourists' Oars, Looking After, 127 Towing a Driverless Car, 472 Trades Code, Completed, 460 Traffic Hints to Commercial Drivers Bearing Fruit, 106
  • Traffic Problem, Dealing with the, 586
  • Train v. Light Car, 127
  • Tram, The Dangerous, 461
  • Tramcars, Stationary, Passing, 474
  • Transmission, That Mysterious, 16 .
  • Trial ReaulU and Forthcoming Event*, IBS
  • Treadrenewable Tyre, The, 136
  • XT. Race*, Next Year, 521
  • T.T., The Results of, 74
  • Tyre Outlook, The, 267
  • Tyre, The " Tread-renewable," 136
  • Tyres, American, Reduced in Price, 666
  • Unit No. 1 Cyclecar The, 339
  • Upper Richmond Road—Widening Nearly Completed, 236 Using Heavy Grade Fuel, 77
  • Vacuum Cleaning a Car, 102
  • Valve Springs, The Effect of Weak, 251
  • Vaporizers, Trial for, 86
  • Vehicles, Heavy, Speed of, 312
  • Victor Vibrationless Engine, 110
  • Vulcan Automatic Vulcanizer, 242
  • Vulcanizer, The " Vulcan," 242
  • Waddington F*ell Hill-climb Revived, 21«
  • Wanderer Light on Fire in the Hayes Road, 564
  • Ware, Mr. E. B.—A Speed Wizard, 73
  • Warren-Lambert Light Car, Improvements to the, 218
  • Warren-Lambert Light Car on Test, The, 574
  • Warrington, A Dangerous Corner at—Lion's Den Cornei, 129
  • Warriagton M.C. Reliability Trial, 45
  • Warrington Speed Trials, 521
  • Westall Cup—A Run on the Winning Deemster, 446.
  • Westcliff Speed Trials, 74, 182
  • Wesfccliff Speed Trials—Formula ReanlU, 196
  • Welwyr* Garden City, 7
  • What Our French Neighbours are Doing, 496
  • Wheatley, Sir Z., J.P., 67
  • Wherwell Cyclecar, The, 490 *
  • White City, At the, 501-507
  • Whitehead Light Car The, 424
  • Why I Dread November 5th—By a Salesman, 616
  • Windscreen Cleaner, A, by Dunhill's, 136
  • Woman at the Wheel, The, 556
  • Wolseley 10 on the Road, 141
  • Woodstock Motorist Summoned Twice on the Same Dav—(A Line of Blue), 18*
  • Workshop. Motorist's. 18 62, 276, 366, 478
  • Accumulator Removal, Facilitating the, 18
  • Carbon-removing Tool, A Simple, 478
  • Differential, Lubricating, 18
  • Drilling Accessory, A, '62
  • Exhaust Valve, Removing the, 976
  • Fuse, Makinjg a Simple, 479
  • Jack, Storing iliie, 276
  • Lamp, Faulty Contact, 368
  • Locker, Illuminating the, 18
  • Magneto, OveT-oiling the, 278
  • Oilcan, Carrying an, 62
  • Petrol Supply, A Reservei 62
  • Plugs, Carrying Spare, 18
  • Rear Wheel Alignment,, Correcting, 356
  • Soldering, Simplifying, 366
  • Spring Tension for Friction Drive, 276 Stud, Loose, The Treatment ol a, 275
  • Tappet Noise, Reducing, 18
  • Turntable, An Easily-made, 62
  • Tyyes, Keeping the, in Order, 366
  • York-EMinburgh Award*, 236
  • York and District M.C. Trial, ISO
  • Yorkshire-London Trial Reeults, 288
  • Zebre Light Car, The 10 h.p., 109 - 7
  • Zebre Light Car, A Four-speed, 313
  • Zebre Light Car (Correction), 438
  • Zebre Light Car, Testing a, 114
  • Zill Light Car, The, 261, 436

INDEX TO ILLUSTRATIONS.

  • A.A. Benzole Station, The Second, at Ooombe Hill, 103
  • A.A. First-aid Breakdown Car, 251 A.BO. Light CaT, 535, 576 A.B.C., The Hill-climbing Abilities of the, 119 A.B.C. Light Car near Pebblecombe Hill, 173 A.B.O., Power Unit of, and Details of CaT, 120 A.B.C. Light Oar Snapped in a Surrey lane, 457 A.B.O., A Useful Array of Instruments on the
  • Dash of. 568 Accident, Capt. Nash's Machine Immediately after the, 236
  • Accumulator Removal. 18
  • Acetylene Generator, Two Well-known Type* of, 187 A.-C, Clutch «md Control Pedals of the, 670 A.-C. Oycleoar, 677 A.-O. light Oar, SSI A.-O. Liffht Or, A F«ar-*eai«r Mi
  • A.-C. Light Car, The, 1921, Auxiliary Springing
  • System of, 439
  • A.-C. Parceloar, The Power Unit of, 440 A.-C., Two-seater, Snapped at Brooklands, 495 Adarnson, Mr. Barton, 16 Adamson Chassis, The 1920, 3* Adam»on. Deemster, and Horstmann, Old Typee
  • of, 547 Adjustable Type of Water Jointing Clip (West of
  • England Motor Industries, Ltd.), 610 Adler Light Car, The, 289 Aerooar, Tha 178
  • Air-cooled Unit of the G.N. Cyclecar, 571 Atobury, Old Manor House at, Singer Outside, 43 Alpha Engines, 17 A]vis Chassis, 98 Alvis Light OaT, 116, 637, 577 Alvis Light Oar, Details of the, 98 Antiglare Device by the 8t«wart Engineering Co.,
  • Sit
  • Apax Sparking Plug Cleaner, The, 250
  • Ashton Light Oar Chassis, 469
  • Ashton-Evana Light Car Snapped Outside the Picturesque Home of it* Owner, 435
  • Auto-carrier, The Diminutive, Shown at the Commercial Motor Show, 4£0
  • Autographs of the First Three Home in the French Light Car Race, 344
  • Auster Auxiliary Wing in Position with Driving Mirror Incorporated, 551
  • A.V. Bioar, The, Wins a Spanish Race, 494
  • A.V. Bioar, The, Making Fastest Time of the Day in the Hill-climbing Test, 450
  • A.V. Light Car, 536
  • A.V. Monocar, 578
  • A.V. Moaooar Under Test, On Raomore Common. 228
  • Axle, The Mos« Light Car, 395
  • Ayrtite Air Leak Preventer, 611
  • TKo
  • Car and Cycle«ar
  • Ba.ll Bearings, Simple Method of Supporting, 298
  • Ballot, Engine in Zeiller, 261
  • Barlinson, Mr. J., on Thwattee Brow, 48
  • Barmato, Mr. WooJf, Boars Home on his Calthorpe, 90
  • Battery Charging Apparatus, 357 Baughan Cyclecar, The, 6 Bedelia, The, in 1913, 546 Bedelia 'Cycleoar Camouflaged' as an Aeroplane at
  • the Ilkeston and District M.C. Club's Event, 262
  • Bedford, Mr. G., 540 Bedford, Mr. G., at the Wheel of his Bacing Hill-
  • man, 16 Bedford, Mr. G., Describee his Racing Hillman, 52 BignaiR-Sport Racer is one of the Favourites among
  • French Competitors, 249 Birmingham, Deoorated Ligtht Cars, Used in the
  • Collection f«r the Hospitals, 223 Bland's Cliff, Measuring the Gradient of, 364 Blake Tricar, The, 447
  • Bleriot-Soott Starting Motor and Dynamo, 511 Bleriot-Whippet Chassis, 209 Bleriot-Whippet Cyclecar, 630, 578 Bleriot-Whippet, Rear View of, Shows the Passing
  • Resemblance to the G.N. CycW-rair, 518 Bleriot-Whippet Raoer, 578 Bleriot- Whippet Ra«ir Bnteml by Mr. W. S.
  • Shaokleton, 397
  • Bleriot-Whippet Works, A Comer of, at Addle-stone, 209 Blueme] Model D Plug and a Neat Accumulator
  • Ca.se, 510 Body, An Extremely and Well Finished, by Gro«e,
  • Ltd., £04 Boulogne, Bugatti Cyoleear Ascending at Speed in
  • the Trials, 305
  • Box Hill, Forms a Test for Careful Driving, 144 Box Hill, Singer Descending with Caution, 135 Boyoe Radiator Thermometer, 511 Bridge of Sighs, Nieuport, 146 Bridges, Humpedbacked, Photogra'ph to Illustrate
  • why it is Essential to Reduce Speed -when
  • Approaching. 42 Brighton, A Light Car puts the Finishing Touch to
  • an Enjoyable Holiday, 235
  • Brighton Rally, Judges Inspecting a Machine, 186 Brighton Rally, Last Year's, Vie-w of Showing Cars
  • Lined up for Inspection by the Judges, 129 Brighton Rally, Line of Machines in Madeira.
  • Road, 155 Brighton Road, The New. Nearing Completion, at
  • Thornton Heath, 482 Briton Light Car. 579 Brolt Dynamo and Starting Motor, 611 Brolt Motor Starter on Briton. Light Car, 578 Brooklands Automobile Racing Club, Scene in the
  • Paddock, 89
  • Brooklanda, Bank Holiday Racing at. J24 Brooklands, Major Empson's A.V. Monocar, 150 BrooklandB, Excellent Days' Sport on August 11th, 269 Brooklands, Mr. Hawkes' Morgan Attracted a
  • Crowd of Youngsters, 217 Brookliands, Mr. Hawkes Winning on his Morgan, 96 Brooklands, An Incident in the First Cycleoar
  • Short Handicap, 11
  • Brooklands, An Incident in the Lap Race, 338 N Brooklands, Leaving the Paddock for the First
  • Race, the Fourth Light Oar Handicap, 400 Brooklands, A Great Day for Small Cars, September 25th, 398 Brooklands, Lia;ht Curs .ami Cycleoa-rs Perform
  • Wonders at, 335 Brooklands, Sensational Performances on Whit
  • Monday, 8 " Brooklands Touch," Thp, Foot-propelled Rarw
  • Built by Mr. Colaell. of Chingford. 480 Bucket Seats, Movable, on ±forstmann, 606 ' Buckingham Cyclecar, The New. 1%, 216 Buckingham Engine, Flywheel Side of, 196 Bugatti Light Car, 532. 579
  • Bulk Storage Installation. One of the New, 99 Bumpometer, Dr. Low Placing his, on a Competing
  • Machine, 420 Burford Bridge Hotel, Coventry Headquarters of
  • the J.C.C.. 438 Burner, Choked, Simple Method of Clearing, 187
  • Calcott Light Car in Ashdown Forest, 407
  • Calthorpe Core Decorated for the Hospital Colleo tion in Birmingham, 223
  • Calthorpe, Controls of, Unaffected by Fiame Distortion, 570
  • Calthorpe Light Oar and New Oil Filler. 580
  • .Oalthorpe, Capt. Brittain's, Showing "Water Feed Devioe, 37
  • Oalthorpe 1921 Chassis, 485
  • Calthorpe Light Oar, 53T
  • Cambro Monocar, The, 86
  • Canadian Memorial and Traffic Policeman's Shelter at Vimy Bridge. 146
  • Oap*o Carburetter F.R. Control, Neat Lever Attachment to, 578
  • Capac F.R. Control in Position, 410
  • Oar, The £2S0, 65
  • Oar, The £350, Pronounced to he Out of Reach of ?Che Expectant Public, 125
  • Car, A G.W.K., Post-war Four-seater, Outside Wordsworth's Seat, Rydal Water, Westmorland, 19
  • Car, Le Zebre, 370
  • Carbon, Where it OolWts, 100 '
  • Garden Cyclecar, 537, 580
  • Garden £100 Cyclecar, Detailed Drawing of, 28
  • Carden Monocar Destroyed by Fire, 258
  • Oartoon, "It's Lucky for Him that He Isn t Taxed According to the Damage he Does to the Road," 8T
  • C.A.V. Dynamo ud Distributor, J07
  • C.A.V. 180 Degree Magneto, 378
  • C.A.V. Works in Coarse of Oorujtruction, 308
  • Celebrity of the Road, A, P. C. Beck, having a
  • Friendly (?) Chat with a Driver of a Hum-
  • berette, 572 • ? ( '
  • Central News Photographer Us-6 a G.N. for hi* Mammoth Camera, 137
  • Chain or Belt? 61
  • Champion Petrol Gauge, The, 136
  • Change Speed Gears 385
  • Charron-Laycock Light Car, 531
  • Oharron-Laycock Light Car, Showing Method of Driving the Speedometer, 581
  • Chassis of New 1920 Bxickingham, 197
  • Chesterton Mill. Riley Light Car beside the, 113
  • Chevalier Rene de KnyfT who Arrived at the Course at Le Mans from his Home 100 miles aw»y, 340
  • Citroen Car Nearing the Summit of Bury Hill, 381
  • Citroen Cars, A Fleet of, Outside, the White City
  • for Demomstration Runs, 565 '
  • Citroen Cars which Run in , Connection witli Harrnd's Sale, 429
  • Citroen Light Car, 535, 581, 605
  • Citroen Four-seater Salcon, 67
  • Citroen Light Car, One of the Latest Examples of, 138
  • Clock, A Oompirt Flush-fitting, by Brown Broe., 550
  • Cluley Engine, 355
  • (?luley Light Car, The, 352, 535, 582
  • C.M.I. Magneto Impulse Starter, 405
  • Cocker, Mr. J., 102
  • Gone Principle of Friction Drive, 248
  • Contour Routes, Home-madfi, 474
  • Contrast in Types. A, 194
  • Conveyor System, The, Illustrated, 559
  • Ooombe Bottom Hairpin., An Impression of the Gradient of, Meteorite on, 634
  • Co-tay Light Oar. 112, 582
  • Countisbury, Magnificent View from. Overlooking Lynton and Lynmonth, 329
  • Coupe Saloon Body on a Horstmann, 607
  • Coventry Road, Improvem«nt of a Notoriously Dangerous Corner, 485
  • Coventry-Simplex Engines Detail Alteration, 558
  • Cowey Light Oar Clock, 510
  • Crawford Cyclecar, The, 238
  • Crouch Light Oar, 536, 582
  • Crouch, Mountaineering on a, 165
  • Crouch, The Racing, and its Driver, 372
  • Crystal Palace, The Deemster Stands Out in the Front Rank, 446
  • Crystal Palace, Map Showing the Best Way to, 415
  • Crystal Palace, Plan of • the Grounds Showing Position of the Parking Ground, 416
  • Crystal Palace, Scenes at the J.J.C. Rally, 444
  • Crystal Palace Rally, Cars Lined up at the Entrance, 443
  • Cumberland Trial, The, Mr. Birch's Zebre Negotiating the Slow Section on Red Bank, 172
  • Oyolecar, A, of % h.p., 614
  • Cryleoar Attachment Invented by Mr. Blanchard, of Croydon, 210
  • Cycleoar, Mr. Barnard-Smith's, 234
  • Oyc.lecar, Constructing the Simple, 298
  • Cyclecar, Early Types of, 54<i
  • Oyclecar, Mr. H. Gaeton's Privately Built, 367
  • Cyokcar, Mr. Hawkes', at Brooklands, 216
  • Cycleoar, A Privately Built Machine which has Combined Friction and Belt Drive. 388
  • Cyclecar, Mr. Smith's, Dashboard of, Fitted Out Regardless of Cost, 386
  • Cyclecars in the Scottish Six Days', 130
  • Cyclecars: The A.B.C. Under Teat, 120, 121; the Baughan, 6; the Bleriot-Whippet, 209, 530, 578; Buckingham, 216; the New Buokingiham, 1%; Garden, 580; the C.F.B., Friotion and Belt-driven. 5; the Crawford, 238: the De Maroay, !525, 526; the Eric-Campbell, 1920 Speed Model, 38; the Fogden and Butler, 275; the Gerald, 241; the Gibbons. 7; the R.acing G.N., from the Rear, 76; GraJiame-White, 530; the Hillman. 530; the Jaoques-MUIIPT, 621; thn Jewel, 616; the Kingsbury Junior, 370; the Lincoln, 266; Major, 86, 591; Masootbe Minor, 592; the Mathias, 592; the Menley Two-seater, 111; the " Moreno MJosquito," 265; Morgan on Scottish MOOTS. 215; the Grand Prix Morgan, 222; Grand Prix Morgan on the Racecourse at Goodwood, 279; North Star, Ohassfe of, 394; the Biohard-Bon, 597; Richardson, Improvements to, 45; the Sidney, 370; the Silver Hawk, 293; the ' Soriano-Pedroso. 222; the Swift Under Test, 5T; Tamplin, 537, €00; Tamplm, with Extra Seat, 365; the Topham, 24; the TTnit No. 1, 239, 240, 600; Vitesse G.N., 286; Warren-Lambert, Lucas Electric Tail Lamp on, 218; the Wherwell, 490; the Winson, 69; the ^ Zeiller Sporte Model, 522
  • Cylinder Head of G.N., Showing Spherical Com-buation Chamber *nd Valve Seats, 77
  • D
  • Damer-Dawson, Miss, Death of, 16
  • Dangerous Corners, Eliminating, 33
  • Day-Leeds Works, A Visit to, 221
  • Dazzling Headlights, A Possible Solution, *6
  • Deemster Light Car—An Eye-opener Concerning, 54
  • Deemster Light Car. Improvements to the, 263
  • Deemster, Why the, Failed, 371
  • Deemster Works, Fire at, 492
  • Deliveries Commence, 38
  • De Marcay Oyclecar, The, 525
  • De Marcay Engine, The, 626
  • Deposit Customer, Protecting the, 186
  • Detachable Wheel, A New, Invented by Mr.
  • Coward, 164
  • Dewar Challenge Trophy, The, 483 Diagnosing Trouble, 45 Diatto Light Oar. Thr, 49»
  • Differential, Solving the Problem of the, 283
  • Disc or Wire Wheels? 520
  • Distributing the Weight on a Light Car, 167
  • DormM, W. H., and Oo,, Gift by, to the /Ante-mobile Engineering Department of the Merchant Venturers Technical College in the University of Bristol, 258
  • Douglas Light Car, The 1921, 538
  • Douglas Motors, Ltd., Looking After the Welfare of the Employee, 30
  • Douglas Racer, Testi.ig the, 429
  • Douglas, The Racing, 333
  • Earth as a Fire Extinguisher, 405
  • East Indies, Opportunities in the, 264
  • Economical Motoring, The Boom in, 21
  • Economical Motoring in the Highlands, 189
  • Edge Hill, Midland Light Cars Tested on, 426
  • Efficiency Trial, The Great, 417, 422
  • Efficiency Trial, Official Results, 451
  • Efficiency Trial, What the, Has Demonstrated, 449.
  • Electric Side Lamp for Mudguards, by Messrs. Brown Bros. 33
  • Eleotric Starter, The, and Feminine Instinct, 300
  • Emergency Gear, Is the, Necessary? 67
  • Bmioote Improvements, 243
  • Enfleld-Allday, The New 10 h.p., 523
  • Enfield-Allday Disappointment. An, 282
  • Enfield-Alldays, Trial for, 38
  • Engine, The Coventry-Victor Vibrationlew, 119
  • Engines Fitted to Duplex, 617 •
  • Engine, The E.P., 177
  • Engine Output, 211
  • Engine, The Ruby, 323
  • Engine, The Silent Record, 625
  • Engine Trouble, Diagnosing, 45
  • Engines,, Alpha, 17
  • Engines, 90-degree, Developments in, 370
  • Engines, Why Not Two-stroke? 414
  • English Machines in the Light Car Grand Prix, 152
  • Eric Campbell, The 1V2 Litre Racer, 38
  • Eric Campbell, Increase in Price, 172
  • Eric Campbell, The, and the Silver Hawk, 156
  • Eric Campbell Success at the Reliability Trial, 112
  • Eric-Myers Cup, The, 45
  • Essex Motor Club Dinner, 616
  • Essex 24 Hour Trial, 236, 274, 282, 371
  • Essex 24 Hours' Trial, A Successful, 350
  • Everything You Want to Know About the Exhibition, 542
  • Exploring the Isle of Wight on a 10 h.p. Swift. 272
  • Extra Seat, The, 365
  • Family Man—What of the? 548
  • Feminine Instinct, The, 300
  • Ferodo Cl'itches. 122
  • Ferodo, A New Type of, 461
  • Fiat, The, A Super-powered Light Oar, SI
  • Fiat Works, Turin, Strike Failure, 111
  • Finbat Kite, The, 113 1'inch. Mr. O., Another Gold Medallist, 67
  • Finance Bill, The, 232
  • Fine Decisions, Extraordinary, 395
  • First Aid bo. the Motorist, 173
  • Fitton Trophy, The, 86
  • Fogden and Butler Oyclecar, The, 275
  • Ford, From, to Light Car, 150
  • Four-seaters at the Show, 605
  • France, Touring in, 45
  • France, What Our French Neighbours are Doing 49«
  • French Road Raoe, The Great, 249 French Salon, A Hasty Decision, 390 Friction Drive. Norel System of, 248 .Front Cover Pictire, Our, 86. 128. 482 Front-wheel Brakes, A Plea for, 35 Fruit Pickers, The Motoring, 370 Frustrating the Puncture Fiend, 264 Fuel Economy Trial—86.5 m.p.g., 106 Fuel, Heavy-grade, thing, 77 Fuel, MOWTH Flowers a New Source of, 390
  • Gaillon Hill-climb, Light Cars at the, 441
  • Galloway Light Car, The, 464
  • Garage Charges, Profiteering in, 436
  • Garages, Station, Wanted, 306
  • Gearbox, An Entirely New, Designed by Mr.
  • Browse, 155
  • Gear Ratio, The Effect of, 137 ,.,,.«,
  • Geniusi, More Inventive (" Glasgow Herald ), 67 Gerald Cyclecar, The Standardized, 241 Germany Regaining Her Trade? 194 Giddiness and Continuous Cornering, 274 Glamorgan County Council and Motoring, M7 G.N., The Fastest Cyclocar in the World, 75 G.N. Light Oar, Another Fastest Time for the, 46 G.N. Record, The, 461
  • G.N. Service Department, A New Departure, 294 G.N s Do Well on Pebbleoombe Hill, 483 Grahame-Whlta Cyclecar (A Little Knowledge—), 271
  • Grand Prix, The, 250 Grand Prix Course, The, 294 Grand Prix de Cyclecars du Motorcycle Clnb de
  • Frane<i, 50
  • Orand Prix, English Light C*rs in the. 152
  • Grand Prix, Marvellous Speeds in the, 314
  • Grand Prix, The Latest News, 222 \ ?
  • Grand Prix Prosperity, 293 Grand Prix Uace for /Light Cars and Oyclecars,
  • The, 206
  • Oreeneeve Combination Tool. The, 33 Guide to the Show, The, 500 Guides to tKe Battlefield*, 383 Gttnn, Mr. William, Death of, 392
  • The Light Car and Cyclecav
  • G (continued).
  • G.W.K.., 1921 Model, 467
  • G.W.K., Economical Motoring in the Highlands, 189
  • G.W.K., Through Fenland on a, 299 G.W.K. Trade Oar, 211 G.W.K. Van, The, 221 ?Gymkhana, A Successful, at Rochford Aerodrome, 282
  • H
  • Ham, Speed Limit in, 194
  • Hampton Light Car, Increase in Price of, 32, 216
  • Hampton Light Car Under Test, 26
  • Hanover Cyclecar, The, 620
  • Harmsworth, Mr. R. L. St. J., Death of, 378
  • Hatfieki and Potters Bar—Up with the Lights, 282
  • Hawker, Light Carist, 344
  • Hercus Aluminium Solder, 33
  • Here, There, and Everywhere on the Course, 321
  • Hill-climb, The Premier, of the Year, 174
  • Hill-climb at Style Cop, 176, 351
  • Hill-climbing Craze, The, 3%
  • Hill-climbini? at Stjtton Bank, 287
  • Hillman, The Racing—Mr. Bedford Explains tne
  • Secret of the Blue Racer, 52 Hillman, More Records for the, 416 Hillman's Wonderful Speed, The, 375 His Majesty the Motor, 340 Holiday Motoring, 6.7 Holme Moss Hill-climb, 259 Hoods Up! 414 Horstmanii Engine, The, 221
  • Horstmann Light Car, Glass all-round Saloon, 217 Hotchkiss Engine, An Air-cooled, 486 Hour Record, The, Broken, 350 Hour Record, The, 521
  • How the Sevenpenny Squeeze Affects You, 343 How to Look at the Show, by Dr. Low, 552 Huraber Co., Country House Works, 59 Hundred Miles in the Hour on a Light Car, 292
  • I
  • Idling Back from the South Coast—Off the Beaten
  • Track.in a Light Car, 407
  • Imperial Motor Transport Conference, The, 371 Impressions of the Sporting Hillman, 290 Improving the Efficiency of the V-twin, 378 Index Marks; New, for Kent, Northumberland,
  • and Manchester, 450, 460
  • Inspiration, ,&. Midnight (Mr. Stanley Goodwin), 39 Institute of Automobile and Carriage Builders,
  • Annual Conference, 390
  • Institute of Automobile Engineers' Dinner, 616 Institute of Antomobile Engineers, First Meeting
  • o( Session, 373 Institute of Automobile Engineers, Meetings of, 408 Ironstone Works at Edge Hill, A New Hive of
  • Industry, S90 Isle of Man Cyslecav Race Next Year, Rumours
  • of, 303
  • Italy The Motor Industry in, 350 Italy To-day, 102
  • Jacques-Miller Cyclecar, The, 621
  • J.A.P. Hill-climb, The. 221
  • J.A.P. Repair Shop, 461
  • Jewel Cyclecar, Friction-driven, 616
  • ,).L. Light Car, Built for Speed, 373, 495
  • .I.L. Light Car Co., Amalgamation 522
  • Junior Car Club's Fourth Annual General Effi-
  • - ciency Trial, 283, 392
  • Junior Car Club Burford Bridge Rally, 461 Junior Car Club, Hawker Joins the, 44 Junior Car Club Picnic at Ivinghoe Beacon, 127 Junior Car Club, The, and Lady Members, 396 Junior Car Club and M.L.C.C. Joint Rally at
  • Lichfield, 87 Junior Car Club, A Northern Branch ol the, 2, 31, 68, 107, 150, 282
  • Junior Car Club, Closing Rally, 430, 498 Junior Csr Club, Closing Run at Burford Bridge, 438
  • Junior Car Club, Autumn Race Meeting, 246 Junior Car Club, Bournemouth Branch of the, 45 Junior Car Club's Rally at Brighton, 129, 154 Junior Car Club at Brooklands, 284 Junior Car Club's Brooklands Meeting, 86 Entries
  • for, 308
  • Junior Car Club—Upsetting the Ladies, 313 Junior Sports Car, The, 466
  • Keeping a G.N. in Tune, 179
  • Keighley, A 01 ub for, 7
  • Kingsbury Junior, The, on the Road, 316
  • Kleervu Windscreen Preparation, 484
  • K.L.G. Aero Plugs, Not for Car Engines, 338
  • Kop Hill, Light Oars at, 31
  • Lagonda Light Car, 590, 605
  • Lagonda Light Car, The Convenience of Two Doors
  • Shown, 294
  • Lagonda 1921 Model, 492 Lamp Contact, Faulty, 366 Lamp in Tool Locker, 18 Lamp. Neat Type of, by Dunhill's, 510 Lange Max, A IS German Gun at Lftngenbaum,
  • Laurence-Jackson Light Car, The, 198
  • .Lie 4yia-ua vuuieo, me rniuuuo .Ei.axiyi.ii uu, on
  • Iichfield Rally, A Few of the Cars in the Precincts of the Cathedral, 108
  • Light Oar and Cyclecar Beat All-comers for 1921! 563
  • " Light Car and Cyclecar ". Challenge Cup, 115
  • Light Car The Specification of the £250, 94
  • " Light Car and Cyclecar " Test Course—The
  • Switchback on Ranmore Common, 213 . Light Car, A.B.C., 535, 576
  • Light Car, A.B.C., on Pebblecoombe Hill, 173
  • Light Car A.B.C., Snapped in a .Surrey Lane, 475
  • Light Car. The A.-C, i>31
  • Light Car, The A.-C, Alterations in, 439
  • Light Car, A.-C., in Douglas, 85
  • Light Car, A.-O.,—The Last Picnic of the Year, ,389
  • Light Oar, Adler, 289
  • Light Oar. The Alvis, 98, 116, 537, 577
  • Light Car, Ashton, Chassis of, 489
  • Light Car, The Ashton-Evans, 436
  • Light Car, Avro Saloon on Hampton Chassis, 114
  • Light Car, Bleriot-Wbippet, 397
  • Light Car, Briton, 579
  • Light Car. Bugatti, 633, 579
  • Light Car, Calcott, in Ashdown Forest, 407 1 ight Car, Calthorpe, 176, 534, 580
  • Light Oar, Charron-Layoock, 531, 581
  • Light Oar, Citroen, 533, 561
  • Light Ca'-, The Cluley, 3&2, 535, 582
  • Light Car, The Co-tay, 112, 582
  • Light Oar, Crouch, 582
  • Light Car, Deemster, 263, 583
  • Light Car, The Diatto, 491
  • Light Oar, Diatto-Bugatti, M. Pubanel Driving, 441
  • Light Car, De M.arcay, 528
  • Light Car. Douglas, 532, 584
  • Light Car, The Douglas, Under Test, 78
  • Light Car, The Racing Douglas, 3Ii3
  • Light Car Duplex, 584
  • Light Car, Enfield-Allday, 585
  • Light, Oar, Eric Campbell, 536, 585
  • Light Oar, Fiat, 532, 586
  • Light Car, The Galloway, 464, 466. 532, 586
  • Light Oar, G.N., 536
  • Light Oar, G.W.K., 254, .Mft, 588
  • Light Oar, The 1921 Model G.W.K., 467, 468 /
  • Light'Car, A G.W.K. in the Highlands, 190
  • Light Car, The Hariscot, 470
  • Light Car, Hillman, 276, 290
  • Light Oar, The Horstmaun, 380, 534, 589
  • Light Oar, Horstmann. 534, 589
  • Light Oar, The Horstmaun " All-glass " Saloon, 217
  • Light Car, Humberette, 280
  • Light Car, The J.L., 373
  • Light Car, The Junior Sports, 466
  • Light.Car, Kingsbury Junior, 310, 528, 534, 589
  • Light Car, The Lagonda, 294, 590
  • Light Car, The, Lagonda 1921. 492
  • Light Car, The Laurence-Jackson, 198
  • Light Car, The L.M., 634, 590
  • Light Car, The MacKenzie, 5Q3
  • Light Car, The Marlborough, 591
  • Light Car, Mathis, 532
  • Light Car, Mercury, 537, 593
  • Light Car. The MerralKBrown, 622
  • Light Car, Meteorite, 032, 594
  • Light Car, The Orpington, 237. 536, 595
  • Light Car, The 10 h.p. Orpington, 554
  • Light Car, The Palmerstou, 93
  • Light Oar. Palmerston, Chassis of, 5So
  • Light Oar, Peugeot, 296, 596
  • Light Car, Phcenix, 532, 596
  • Light Car, Riley, 531, 597
  • Light Car. The Riley Four-seater, 527
  • Light Car. The R.L.C., 598
  • Light Car, The Rover, 598
  • Light Car, The 8 hjj. Rover, 487, 490
  • Light Car, Rover Eight, 532
  • Light Car, The Rubury-Undsay, 393
  • Light Car, The Sicam. 404
  • Iiight Car, The Silver Hawk, 167
  • Light Car, Singer, &31, 599
  • Light Car, Singer 1914 Model, 2%
  • Light Car, Singer, Outside Old Manor House at Aldbury, 43
  • Light Car, Ringer, Under Test-^-About to Negotiate the 1 in 6 " Hair-pin " on Ranmore Common, 134
  • Light Ca-r, Standard Four-seater Fiat, 92
  • Light Car, Standard 9.5 h.p., 296
  • Light Car, The Stellite, 83
  • Light. Car, Satellite (new Wolselej "10"), 296
  • Light Car. Stellite, Mr. Gaskell's, 480
  • Light Car, The Surrey, 332
  • Light Oar, Swift, 532, 599
  • Light Car, The Temporino, 462
  • Light Car, Unit No. 1, 534
  • Light Car, Warren-Lambert, 536. 574
  • Light Oar, Thei Whitehead 424, 461
  • Light Car, Wolseley, 531, 601
  • Light Car, Wolseley "10." 142, 143 , Light Car. The Zebre, 109, 158, 448. 530, 602
  • Light Car, Zebre, on Pebble Coorobe, 233
  • Light Car, The Zeiller, 261, 536, 602
  • Light Cars and Cydecars Perform Wonders at Brooklands, 336
  • Light Oars, Decorated, for the Hospital Collection in Birmingham, 224
  • Lincoln Tnree-wheeler, 266
  • Lindsay-Lloyd, Col. (with Mrs. Lindsay-Lloyd) Leaving Buckingham Palace After Receiving the O.B.E. from His Majesty, 476
  • L.M. Light Car, 534, 690
  • Locking Device for Detachable Wheels Patented by Mr. tB. G. Calver, 278
  • Lodge Plugs, Two Types of, 550
  • London-Edinburgh Run, The Thirteenth—Scene at the "Old Gate House," Prior to the Start, 12
  • London-Edinburgh Run, Mr. S. Goodwin at the Entrance of Middleton Hotel, Ilkley, 15
  • London-Edinburgh Run, Lunch Stop on the Borders of Lake Windermere, 13
  • Look Before You Drive Out on to the Main
  • Road. 105
  • Louth Disaster, A Heap of Ruins Near the Station, 74
  • Low, Dr., Placing His " Bumpometer " on a Competing Machine, 420
  • Low Vibrometer, The, 473
  • Loxall Plug Terminal, 250
  • Lubrication, The " Trough " System, 72
  • Lucas Tail Lamp on Warren-Lambert Cyclecar, 318
  • M
  • McKenzie Light Car. The, 593
  • Macklin, Capt,. N., on the Silver Hawk which he
  • Drives in the French Grand Prix, 293 Magdyno, A Neat—A Lucas Speciality, 509 Magneto and Carburetter Controls of Hillman
  • Light Car, 588
  • Magneto, C.A.V. Set, The, 207 Magneto, Locating Faults in the, 431 Magneto Switch and Plug Terminal, New Type of, 610
  • Major Cyclecar, The, 591 Malvern Hills, Testing the Suspension »J a,
  • Crouch by Tajcing the Grass, 165 Map Showing Route to the Aerial Derby, 172 Map Showing the Best Way to tb». Crystal Palace. 415 Map Showing How to Get to the Midland Club's
  • Hill-climb, 106
  • Map Showing the Best Route to Nailsworth Ladder and Stroud from London, 331 Map Showing Alternative Routes to the North, 270 Map Showing How to Get to the Show, with Railway Connection Between Olvmpia and
  • White City, 500
  • Marlborough Light Car, The. 591 Maries Steering, Rigorous Test of, 28 Marshall, Mr. B. 8.. 540 Mascot. The St. Christopher, 33 Mascot, John Bull, 550 Mascots, Two, by Messrs. E. Turner, 612 Mascotte Minor Cyclecar. 592 Mathis and Hillman, Honours for, 268 Mathis Cyclecar, 592 Mathis Light Oar, 532
  • M.O.C. Inter-Club Trial on June 26th, 123 Melksham House, Which is Transformed into a
  • Olub for Avon Employees, 55 Menley Two-seater Cyclecar, 111 Menley Light Car, The New, 44 Mercury Light Car, 537, 593, 605 Mercury Light Oar, " All-weather " body on, 607 Merrall-Brown Light Car, The, 622 MerralWJrown, The Four-seater, 622 Merrall-Brown Light Car on Kenmore Hill, 152 Metric Engine, 302 Meteorite [Light Car, 532, 594 Meteorite Light Car. The New Four-6eater, 605 Mickleham Corner, Alterations to the Dangerous, 615
  • Mickleham, Dangerous Corner at, 379 Midland Light Car Club, The Oldest Man in the
  • Village Examining the Array of Cars, 49 Midland Light Car Trial, Th<5, Start at Stratford-
  • on-Avon, 427
  • Millennium Climax Jack, 609 M.L. Magneto, Type C.K.2V, 610 Monocar, The A.V., 578
  • Monocar, The- A.V., on Ranmore Common, 228 Monocar, Major Empson's, at Brooklands, 160 Monocar, The Four-wheeled, Condemned in Some
  • Quarters,—Why? 232
  • Montagu of Beaulieu, Lord, Leaving St. Margaret's, Westminster, After His Marriage
  • with Miss Pearl Crake, 265 Moorland Shepherdess, A, 140 Morden Village, Road Improvement in. 549 Moreno Mosquito, The, with Mr. Tony Moreno at
  • the Wheel, 265 Morgan Cyclecar Snapped Whilst Crossing a
  • Typical Scottish Moor, 215 Morgan Cyclecar, The, Stripped for Racing, Mr.
  • Hawkes Winning the Novices' Scratch Race, 29
  • Morgan, A Famous Raring. 127 Morgan. The 1921, Outstanding Features of, 619 Morgan. A <ira..nd Prix in the- Hands of Mr. F. A.
  • Child, 194 Morgan, The Grand Prix, Which Will be Driven
  • by Mr. K. B. Ware, 222
  • Mcrgan, Mr. H. F. S., in the Six Days' Trial. 313 Morgan, Novel Method of Carrying" Spare Wheel
  • and Petrol Can on, 127 Morgan, Rear Wheel of Mr. Ware's, 150 Morgan, Mr. 8. Sanrlford. in his—The Only Oar
  • to Enter for the International Six Days', 236
  • Morgan Snapped in Bourbon Village, 145 Morgan, Practical Refinements in the, 618 Morgan, A New Racing. 616
  • Morgan With Special Bonnet and Dummy Radiator Seen at the Brighton Rally, 154 Morgans Ready for Delivery, 118 Moss Light Car Axle. 395 Motor Show, The. Organized by Sir David
  • Salomons at Tunbridge Wells, in 18%, 513 " Mowgli," Capt. Nash's New Rating Car, 397 Mutton Hill, Warren-Lambert Rounding the Right
  • Angle Bend, 361
  • N
  • Nailsworth Ladder, Mr. Morgan Making a Successful Ascent in Last Year's Climb, 307
  • Nailsworth Ladder, Scenes During the Week-end, September, 358
  • Nash, Capt. A.G.F., 75
  • Nash, Capt. Fraser, 540.
  • Nash, Capt. Fraser Beating the Record at Brooklands with his " Kim II," 437
  • Nash. Capt., as Cheery as Ever After His Accident. 221
  • Na.sh, Capt. Fraser, Makes His Re-appearance at Brooklands With His Racing G.N., " Kim II." 344
  • Nash, Capt. Machine Snapped Immediately After the Accident, 226
  • Nerve, The Cultivation of, 277
  • Noble, Mr. 540
  • Noble. Mr., and Mr. Brownsort, Who Created Longdistance Records, 495
  • North Star Cyclecar, Chassis of 594
  • Novelette Engine. 302
  • Number Plates, The Correct' Dimensions of, 2, 634
  • ?til
  • the Light Car "'mm<&
  • O
  • OK the Beaten Track. Two Charming View* of the Devious Return Route from Brighton, : 407 •
  • Oil Squirt, Remedy for Stiff Gearing, 40 Old, The, and ,the New—A Morgan and a T.B. Tricar Snapped on the Alice Howe Hill, 12 Olympia, A Glimpse of the Interior of, S66 Olympia, Key to the Light Ca.r and Cyclecar
  • Exhibits, 542
  • Olympia, Specimen Admission Ticket, 544 Qiympi* and the White City .Respective Positions
  • of, Showing Railway Services, 544 One-child Power, A Youngster Driving a Home-built Four-wheeler on Putney Hill, AM Orpingtafc Light Oar, The, 237, 536. 595 Orpington light Oar Going Well Over the Switchback, 555
  • Orpington Light Car. Under Twt, 654 Overheating (It's an Ill-wind that Blows Nobody
  • any Good)., 622
  • " O.V." Magneto Attachment, First Details of the, 378
  • Palmeraton Light Car, The, 93, 617
  • Palmerston Light Oar, The Chassis of, 595
  • Paris-Rouen Ra.ce, The Start of the, 86
  • Park Ra«h, One of the Worst Hills in the A.-C.U.
  • Six Days' Trial, 270 Park R*sh, Mr. S. Hall Snapped while Making ML
  • Remarkably Successful Ascent, 285 Parsons Chain in Position, 551 Patex Light Car Bulb Horn, 551 PedaJa, The Light Car, and the Car, 60 Petrol Can, Spare, Always Store, with Stopper
  • Uppermost, 345
  • Petrol Gauge, The Champion, 136 Petrol Installation in Operation at Kenilwortn, 282
  • Petrol Level to Assist Starting Up, 228 Petrol Supply, How a Reserve, May be ^Arranged
  • Peugeot Engine, Off-side View of the, 297
  • Peugeot, Four-seater, 296
  • Peugeot Light Car, 596
  • Phillip's, Mr J., the Show Manager, 544
  • Phillips, Mr. W. H., 447
  • Phoenix Light Car, 532, 596
  • Pictorial Hint* for G.N. Owners, 181
  • Pioneer Engine-opeTated Tyrs Pump, Showing the
  • New Patent Valve Connector, 551 Piston Ring, Removing a, 477 Platinum Points, Truing Up of, 101 Plug, The Heath, 208 Plug, The K.L.G., 250 .Plug, The Rustless Gl, 250 Porfock, Oitroen Rounding the Second Bend on., 583 Povey Cross, A Dangerous Comer being Removed, 483
  • Powwr Unit of the A.-C. Parcelcar, 440 Power Unit of the Alvia Light Car, 99 Power Unit and Transmission of Douglas Light
  • Cax, 79
  • Power Unit of Grahame-White Cyoleoar, 452 Power Unit of the Stanhope, 23 Power Unit and Transmission Gear of Unit No. 1
  • CyclecaT, 240
  • Precision V-twin Engine, 301 Preserving Paintwork when Using Benzole, 180 Procession of Model Houses in London, 390 Pubanel, M., on a Diatto-Bugatti at Gaillon Hill-climb, 441 Puncture Fiead, Frustrating the: A Penknife
  • Buried up to the Hilt in a Tyre, 264 Puncturing Devices, One of the, Picked up on
  • the Morden Road, 45
  • Quorn Hounds, Opening Meet of the, 617
  • R
  • R.A.F. Aerial Pageant: An Impression of the Unprecedented Amount of Motor Traffic which Marked the Way to the, 128
  • Ranmore Common, Orpington Light Car on, 555
  • Ranmore Common, View of, and Douglas Light Car on the Test Hill, 79
  • Rear Springing of Bugatti Light Car, 579
  • Rear Wheel Alignment, Correcting, 366
  • Removing Flints from the Cover with the Aid of a Screwdriver, 139-
  • Renrut Universal Hose Clip, by Turner and Co., ' 550
  • Richardson Cyclecar, 536, 596
  • Richardson Cyolecar, A, with Neat Van Body, 616
  • Richardson Cycleoars, 118
  • Richardson Cycdeoars, Starting Handle Fitted to, 128
  • Richardson Cyoleoar, Improvements to the Radiator of, 45
  • Riley, OapV. R.A.F., 55
  • Riley Light Oar, 527, 531, 597
  • Riley Light Car Climbing Rosedale Chimney, 364
  • Riley Light Car beside the Quaint Chesterton Mill, 113
  • Rim *nd Tyre Dimensions Referred to by " Novice," 40
  • Ripault Plug Tester, 609
  • R.L.C. Light Car, The 598
  • Rood Shocks. Air Cushion to Insulate the Occupants from, 163
  • Rodborough Fort, Stroud, Magnificent View from,
  • Rover Light Car, The, 598 .
  • Rover, The 8 h.p., in Detail, 487, 488, 489, 480 i
  • Rover Eight Light Oar, 532 /
  • Rover, The Latest 8 hip., with Slight Alterations
  • to Bodywork, 137 Road Repair, Euston Road, 82 Rowsley, Derbyshire, Dangerous Bridges at, 281 Royalty Grease Gun, 609 Rubury-Lindsay Light Car, The, 39J
  • Ruhy Enata«. The. 323 Rustless Gl Sparking Plug, The, 350 Rutherh Bridge, hear Bodmin, Cornwall, Stated to be the Oldest Railway Station in England, Standard Car at, 327
  • St. Neots Boundary Gates, Rover in the Foreground, 620
  • Sadgrove Coupe on Meteorite Chassis, 607 Safety Tap for Use with Wakefield Drums and
  • Barrels, 509
  • Salesman's Lot, The, 34
  • Samaritan, A Passing! The Baby Elephant Appre-1 ciates the Services of the Driver, of a Morgan, 390
  • Sankey Detachable Pre»sed-«<teel Wheel, 550 " Sarsaparillar Fountain," Mr. Cunay's, Seen in
  • London, 106 Save-U-Petrol Device, How the, is Fitted to the
  • Induction Pipe, 250 Scenes, Drivers arnd Machines in the Great French
  • Road Race, 316 SchradeT Tyre Valve, 508 Soottish Six Days: A Competitor Raking the
  • Water on One Part of the Course, 149. Soa Cushion, A Comfortable, by Dunhill's, 33 Seeing the Show, 514 Serpentine Hyde Park, London, A Picturesque
  • Background for G.N. Cyclecar, 191 Serpentine, view of, from the Bridge: G.N. Cycle-oar, 63
  • Sferro Chain Belt, The, 33 Shakespeare's Country, A Glimpse of, Old Thatched
  • Cottage in Haselor Village, 369
  • Shelsley Walsh, Mr. Parker Snapped after Negotiating the Dangerous Double Bend. 131 Shere, Little Peasant Shop in, 562 Showitis, A Victim of, 515 Show Sunday in the-Park, 624 Sioam Light Car, The. 404
  • Sign of the Times: Two Tiny Youngsters Engrossed in the Mechanison of a Sporting Model Morgan, 147
  • Signalling Device, The Epitome, 248 Signposts, One of the Original, on the Road to
  • Berlin, 282
  • Silencers, Three Types of, 326
  • Silent Record Engine, The, 625
  • Silver Hawk Light Car, The, 157 • ,
  • Silver Hawk Team, The Driver in the Centre is
  • Mr. Rene Thomas, 319 Silver Hawk, ' Mir. Gedge at the Wheel of, at
  • Brooklandis, 522 Silver Hawk, which Swept the Board at the Essex
  • MotoT Club's Meet, 436 Singer Light Car, The, 531, 599 Singer Light Car, A 1914 model, 296 Singer, The 1921, First Details of, 423 Singer, A 1915, which has been Converted into a
  • De Luxe Model, 636 Singer, A, on the Banks of Ullswater, 1 Sirtger, The, Under Test, 134 Skegness Clock Tower, 299 Soriano-Pedroso Cyclecar, The, 222 South HaTting, J.C.C. Members' Cars in Chiches-
  • ter, 212 South Harting Hillrclimb: A.-C. Ascending the
  • Hill, 174
  • South Harting Hill-climb: Mr. Davenport's A,V. in a Deep Rut whilst Cornering at Speed, 199 South Harting Hill-climb: A Scrutineer Examining a Competitor's Engine at Midhurst, 311 South Harting Hill-climb Photographically Portrayed, 201, 202, 203
  • South Harting Village, Taken from the Hill, 1S3 Spare Wheel Wing Nut Fastener and Lock, 582 Sparking Plug Cleaner, The Apax, 250 Speed Models- at the Show, Three Types of, 603 Speedometer, How the. Works, 477 Spokes, Bad Roads and Broken, 493 Spotlight Lamp, Shown by A. J. Dew and Co., 611 Spring Oiter, A New, by Dunhill's, 608 Standard, 9.5 h.p., 286 Standard Co. Works. Members' Machines Lined up
  • Outside, at Oanley, 157' Stanhope, Three-wheeler, 22
  • StaTter, The Magneto Impulse. The CM,I., 405 Stellilte Car on Board the Well-equipped Ferry
  • .Boat at Ballachulish, 328 Stellite, Mr. Gaskell's, Fitted with Detachable
  • Coach-built Coupe Body, 480 Stellite Light Car, The, 83
  • SteiUite Light Car, now the Wolseley " Ten," 296 Step for Dickey Seat on Richardson Cycleoar, 40 Stewart Handy Worker, The, 609 Stilton, The Bell Inn, 303 Storage Accumulator by Peto and Radford, Ltd., 612 Style Cop, Mr. G. Bedford's Hillman Going Well
  • Up the Hill, 176 Style Cop, Mr. C. Bedford Beating Mr. Anderson
  • at, 351
  • Style Cop, Mr. B. G. May's Calthorpe, 176 Surrey Chassis, 333 Surrey Light Car, The, 332 Sutton Bank', Hill-climbing at, Mr. Macllvane's
  • Hampton, 287 Sutton Bank, Zebre and Vitesse G.N. at the Start, 288
  • Swift Light Car, 532, 599 Swift Light Car used by the A.A. and M.U. as a
  • First-aid Mechanical Breakdown Car, 251 Swift Light Car Under Test,"56 " Switchback." The, on Ranmore Common, Gra-
  • hame-white Cyclecar on- 453 Sylvester, Mr. J. C, on Harden Bank, 48
  • Tamplin. Cycleoar, The, 537, 600
  • Tamplin Cyclecar, Extra Seat on, 365
  • Tamplin Cyclecar, Lady Enthusiast a»t the Wheel
  • of Heir, 169 Tamplin, Mr. Tamplin's. Going Well on the Ran-
  • more Hairpin, 450 Tamplin Works, 25
  • Tappet Clearance, The Importance of, 100 £1 per h.p. Tax, The: An Illustration Requiring
  • no Explanation, 412
  • Taxiaab, Signal for Summoning, 33
  • T.B. Tricar, Driven by Mr. S. Spouse, which
  • Skidded into a Bush, 564 T.B. Trioaf Works, A Corner of the, 25 Temperino Light Car, 462
  • Temporino, Interior, and Power Unit of, 488 Temperino, Mr. R. E. Talbot's, 614 Thomas, Mr. Frank, Pacing Out the Distance between a Sbationjary Car and the Signalling
  • Mark in the Brake Test, 421 Thomas, Rene, at the Wheel of his Silver Hawk,
  • Light Car which he Drove at Le Mans, 497 Three-wheeler, A, Constructed by a Student at
  • Birmingham University 635 -
  • Three-wheeler versus Motorcycle: A Snap taken on
  • Penny Ball Hill during the Liverpool
  • M.C.O.'s Reliability Trial, 539 Through Fenland on a G.W.K., 299 Through the Wrong End of the Telescope, 60 Tool Locker, Fitting an Extra. 493 Topham Cyclecar, The, Home-built, 94 , Towing a Driverless Car, 472 Transmission System for Cyclecar Designed by
  • ' E.J.T.," 567
  • Transmission System of Zeiller Light Car, 26 Traps, The: A. Ferro-corarete Footbridge for Us«
  • of Foot Passengers in Flood Time, ' 565 Tread-Renewable, Tyre, 136 Tricar, The F. C. Blake, 447 Turntable, An Easily-made, 62 Two. Products of Engineering Skill: Hammersmith
  • Bridge and' One of the Latest 10 h.p. Singer
  • Light CaTS, 21 Types, A Contrast in: Char-a-bancs and G.N.
  • Cyclecar, 124 Types, A Contrast in:-Combination and Cycleear
  • Leaving Joha-o'-Groats whilst Competing in
  • a Trial; 255
  • Tyre, The " Tred-renewable," 136 Tyre Valve, Tube Fitted with, for Use on Lynton
  • Disc Wheels, 508
  • u
  • Unit No. 1 Cycleoar, 239, 601 Unit No. 1 Light Car, 532
  • Valve Springs, Weak, 253
  • Vibratory Apparatus Invented by Dr, Low, 355
  • Vibrometer, The. Invented by Dr. Low, 421
  • Victor Engine, The, HO
  • Victor Water-cooled Horizontally-opposed Engine, 301 Violet, M., on his Winning Major Cyclecar,
  • Snapped at the Conclusion of the Cyclecar
  • Grand Prix, 496
  • Vulcan Automatic Vuloanizer, 242, 608 Vulcanizing Plant, The H.F. Baby, 589
  • w
  • " Wanderer's Last Hours," The( Captured Enemy
  • Light Car—An Old Wanderer, 521
  • Ware, Mr. E. B., 540 '
  • Ware, Mr. E. B., and One of His Family, 73 Wan-en-Lambert, The, Under Test, 573 Warren-Lambert Takes the Ranmore Hairpin with'
  • Ease, 574 Warren-Lambert Cyoleoars Ready for Delivery Out-
  • -.side the Works, 218 Warren-LambeTt Light Ca.r, 536 Warren-Lambert Works, A Corner of the Machine
  • Shop, 218 ?
  • Warren-.Lambert Light Car, 601 Washing a Car: A Soft Sponge and a Plentiful
  • Supply of Water Should be Used, 188 Water Feed Device on, Capt. Brittain's Calthorpe,
  • • Water Jointing Clip, Adjustable, 610 Water Pump and Connections of Fiat Light Car, 586
  • Watson, Mr. S., 540
  • Watson, Mr. S., Winner of the Westall Cup, 446 Wayside Halt, A, for Adjustments, 160 Westall Cup, The, and the Winner of, 446 Westdiff Speed Trials: The Motorcyclists who Rode
  • down the Oours« Carrying the Number of
  • the Next Event, 173 Westcliff Speed Trials, Scenes at the Start and
  • Finish, 182
  • Westcliff Trials, General View of the Course, 184 Westminster, The Duchess of (Mounted), Discussing the Meet with Some Friends in Light
  • Oar at the Bell Inn, Brook, 459 Wherwell, near Andover, Three-wteelers m, 387 Wherwell Cyclecar, The,.490 White City, Getting Ready for the'Bhow: Painters
  • at Work on the Wood Lane Entrance, 475 White Shaw Moss, Mr. H. F. S. Morgan in the
  • A.-C.U. Six Days' Trial, 313 Whitehead Light Car, The, 424, 461 Will Supply Catch up Demand? 118 Wilton Light Car, Elegant and Well-finished Coupe
  • of, 32
  • Windscreen on A.-C. Sports Model, 577 Windscreen Cleaner, Dunhill's. 136 Windscreen, The Clear View, by George Kent and
  • Co., 610
  • Winson Cycleoar, The, 69 Wolseley Light Car, 141, 531, 601 Wood. Mr., at the Wheel, and his Understudy, 104 Worki, The, on Wheels, Novel Trio Snapped at
  • Stowe Lodge, Buckingham, 307 Wotton Hatch Hotel, near Leith Hill, 171
  • Zebre Light Car, The, 158, 602
  • Zebre Light Oar, The 10 h.p., 109
  • Zebre, Light C*r Surmounts Pebble Coombe, Sur
  • rey, 233, ? *
  • Zebre, The, Takes a 1 in 5 " Hatpin " on Coombe Bottom with Ease on Second Gear, 159
  • Zebre Light Car Venturing where a Larger Car Could Not Go, 448
  • Ze,iller Light Oar, The, 26i, 536, 602
  • Zeiller Sports Model, 522
  • Zenith Carburetter Fitted with a Special Devios fc* Stellite Cars, 511
  • INDEX TO VOLUME XIX.
  • A.A.: H.R.H. the Infanta Don Alphonse of Spain
  • has Become a Member 671 A.A., Irish Peace and the 108 A.A.: New Liverpool Offices, 291 A.A., The, and Taxation, 446 A.A. Booklet in Three Languages, 672 A.A. Motor Taxation Question Forms, 560 A.A. Scout's Lunch Hour, 480 Abbey " Ten," The 1922, 189 Abbey "Ten," Across Country with an, 488 A.B.C., Ingenious Body Design 672 A.-C,, The, Does 94 Miles, 1,'227 Yards in One
  • Hour, 45
  • A.C., Important Records by the, 447 A.C., Keeping an, in Tune, 336 A.C., More Records by the, 481 A.C., Our Impression of the. 184 A.-C. Light Car, Test of, 136 Accessories, Pour New, 88 Action and Reaction, 264 Air, Free, JS1
  • Air, Oil, or Water for Cooling Engines? 160 Air, Stealing, in America, 290 Air-cooled Four, 24-Hour Test of an, 648 Air-cooled Twin v. Water-cooled Four, 406 Air-cooling, One More to, 262 Air-_cooling Severely Tester: Three Hundred Miles
  • on a B.S.A., 19 Albert Car, Test of the, 65 "Alfred Peppercorn's Present," 112 Alfriston on the Sussex Coast (" A Venue Worth
  • Visiting"), 322 All-weather Body, The Roll-top-desk Principle, 361
  • Aluminium Polish for, 610 Alupul, for Polishing Aluminium, 610 Alvis Racerr The, in the T.T., 203 Alvis, Side Curtains on, Conceal Hood Sticks, 290 Alvis, The Sports, on Trial, 220 Amazon Car: A Correction, 4 Amilcar, The: An Efficient Machine, 83 Amilcar, the Test of, 57 Ammeters, Are All, Accurate? 509 Amphibian Enter the (Birminham Cup Trial), 398
  • Anti-dazzle Courtesy, The, 296 Armangue Trophy, The, 481 Armangue Trophy. Next Year's, 32 Ashton-Evans Light Car, Details of the, 129 Aston Clinton, Hill-climb at, 368 Atlantic Jack, The, 692 Atomette Cyclecar, A Run on the, 381 Auction, Result of the, by the Streatham Engineering Co., 290 Audible Warning, 373
  • Austin, Sir Herbert, and the Cyclecar, 230 Auto-Cycle Union:—Annual Meeting of the, 90.;
  • Account oi, tu; xria-i m u
  • Western Centre Events, 231 Autogear Cyclecar, The, 348 Automobile Research, 128 " Average Speed," What is a Fair? 342 Average, An Unfair, 482 Axle. The Solid Back. 380 "Axle, Front, A Well-proportioned, by Alford and
  • Alder, 111
  • B
  • Baby Blake Cyctecar, A New, 507
  • Baby Citroen, Out with a, 134
  • B.A.C. Cup, Winner of the, 589
  • Back Draught, Eliminating, 309
  • Balance, Four-cylinder Impossible, 515 'B.A.R.C. Meeting, 642
  • Barnet, Road Between, and Hatfleld, Under Permanent Repair? 420
  • Battery, How a, is Made, 601
  • Battery or Magneto Ignition, 235
  • Bayliss-Thomas Models, New, 405
  • Bayliss-Thomas Price of the, 54, 420
  • Beck, P.C., Retires, 483
  • Beck, P.C., Still with Us, 205
  • Belsize-Bradshaw Light Car The New, 162
  • Belsize-Bradshaw at the Scottish Show, 244
  • Belt Drive, Why is, Being Overlooked by Modern Designers? 246
  • Belt, Drive for Dynamos Redivivus, 565
  • Benzole Filling Station, A New, Between Maid-stone and Wrotham 153
  • Bicycle Rear Lights: The .Jury's Opinion, 143
  • Big-endsi versus Brakes, 320
  • Binks, Mr. Charles, Death of, 420
  • Blake Cup, The, 688
  • Bleriot-Whippet Owners, to, 56
  • B.M.C.R.C. Brooklands Meeting, The, 598
  • Bodies, Cost of, 368
  • Body, The Roller Blind Hood, 361
  • Bombay, Two, Drivers—One Car, 648
  • Bournemouth Queen's Park: Speed Limit Protest 7 8
  • Bowser Light Car, The, 439
  • Brake Adjustment Eliminated, 266
  • Brakes, Front-wheel, 399
  • Brighton Road, The New, 66
  • Brittain, Capt. A. W., 588
  • Brolt Lighting Set, New Small, 578 Brolt Regulating Dimmer, The, 474 Brooklands, Chars-a-bancs to, 670 Brooklandfr, Easter Monday at, 523, 538 Brooklands, Easter Thrills at, 574 Brooklands, A " Far North," 143 Brooklands, J.C.C. Spring Meeting at, 589 Brooklands, Popularizing, 507 Brooklands, Private Competitors at, 447 Brooklands, Re-opening the Track, 176, 251 Brooklands, The Royal Race Meeting at, 669 Brooklands, Well-fought Racing Finishes, 584 " Brooklands Confessions," 631 Brooklands Innovations, 393 Brooklands Royal Meeting, The, 641 Brooklands on Sunday, 533 Brooklands Whit-Monday Meeting, 615 Bruxelles Motor Show, Impressions of the, 421 B.S.A., Air-cooled, Three Hundred Miles on a, ]9 B..S.A. Submarine, 670 B.S.A.s Coming Through, 368 B.S.A.s in Production, 420 B.T.H. Lighting and Ignition Unit, 598 Buchet, The 10 h.p., Reappears, 325 Buckingham Light Car: 200 Inquiries a Day, 420 Buckingham Light Car Redivivus, The, 271 Business Improving, 229
  • Calcott, The New, on the Road, 386 Calthorpe, Keeping a, in Tune, 306
  • Calthorpe, New, All-weather Bodies, 403
  • Calthorpe, Ten Thousand Miles on a, 94
  • Calver Two-st<roke Engine, 333 Camouflage! 481 Canoe-bedy Cyclecar, A, 114
  • Capac Carburetter, The, 92
  • Capao Mascot, The, 11
  • Car, Buying a, on Easy Terms, 187
  • Car, Care of the New, 354
  • Car, Choosing a New, 450
  • Car, Convenience of the Small, 304
  • Car, The Danger of the Silent, 345
  • Car, The, and the Garage, Equipping, 465
  • Car, The- Ideal, A Symposium, 209
  • Oar, Improving the, 588
  • Car, Improving a, Without Cost, 590
  • Car, Is Your, Thiuf-proof? 6b2
  • Car, Keeping Anv, in Tune: By George Robey, 596
  • Car, Keeping the Smart (" My Lady Drives "), 636
  • Car, Preparing the, for the Summer, 524
  • Car, Testing a, Scientifically, 652
  • Car, To Let a. Go Dirty is False Economy, 229
  • Car, Turning Your, into a Lift, 597
  • Car, Weatherproofing the, 206
  • Oar, What is the, Ahead? 615
  • Car Buying Made Easy, 152
  • Car Owner's Liability, 103
  • Car Thief, Foiling the, 4
  • Car Thief's Jemmy, The, 290
  • Car-bed, The: Touring Without Hotels, 681
  • Oarburation, Variable, Wanted,-564
  • Carburation as- a Weather Vane, 423
  • Carburetter, Overhauling the:—No. 1, The Capac, 92; No. 2, The Zenith, 144; No. 3, Claudel-Hobson, 254; No. 4, Smith Two-jet, 282; No. 5, Sotex, 26 mm. D.H. Type, 493; No. 6, Cox-Atmos, 690
  • Carburetter4 The Wick, 635
  • Carburetter Heater, A: By Prof. Low, 225
  • Carioy Headlamp, Test of the, 262
  • Cars, 1914. for £100, 291
  • Cars, Exhibition of Used, 290
  • Care, Famous French, at the Scottish Show, 244
  • Cars, Lighter, Wore Simple: By " M.G.," 89
  • Car», The Small, and the Stage, 537
  • Cars Still Smaller, 398
  • Caj-s versus Birds, 344
  • Oastle Three Cyclecar at Olympia, 13
  • Castle Three, A Four-wheeled, 672
  • Castle Three, Tax on, .-£10 Not £4, 54
  • Oastrol R Oil, 124
  • Catford, N»w Light Car Club at, 533
  • Celluloid Heviver, A 526
  • Chain or Shalt? 482
  • Charron-Laycock, Keeping a, in Tune, 410
  • Pharron-Laycock ("My Lady Drives"), 514
  • Charron-Laycock, New Model, 492
  • Ohiirron-Lavcock, Strength of—(Condition of, After Collision with Lamp-post), 83
  • Oharror.-Layoock Reductions, 588
  • Chinf Constable, The, Lectures a Club, 4
  • Children's Party, 61
  • Phrietmas Advice, 107
  • Christmas Revellers at Burford Bridge, 128
  • Oitroen, Baby, Out with a, 61, 134
  • Citroen, Keeping a, in Tune, 278
  • Citroen Prices Reduced, 447
  • Claudel-Hobson Carburetter, Overhauling the, 254
  • " Clean You-r Car, Sir? " 176
  • Clear-hooter Electric Horn, The, 225
  • Clear View Tip, Another, 290 „
  • Clover-leaf Body <>u a Cyclecar, 291
  • Club, Wanted, a, for the Private Owner, 600
  • Club Fixtures for 1922. 152
  • Club Helpers, Official, Wanted, 693
  • Clutch, To Free a Sticking, 268
  • Coach Finish or Polished Aluminium, 331
  • Coachwork, Renovating Shabby, 412
  • Cobham—in the Dickens Country (" A Venue
  • Worth Visiting "), 182
  • Cocker, Mr. J., Leaves Crouch Motors, 291 Cockpit, Ventilating the, 526 Coincidences, Curious, 560 Cold, Getting Away from, 209 Cold Weather Gadgets, 16 Cold Weather Hint, A, 54 Colmore Cup Trial, The, 340 Commercialism, Too Much, 620 Competitions, Continental, in 1922, 291 Competition's for Amateurs, Wanted More, 300 Competition Issues, Confusing, 376 Compression Ratio, and How to Find It, 373 Concession, An Approaching, 398 Cone System of Friction Drive, The, 385 Control, Central versus Side, 540 Costs, The Question of, 592 Ootswolds, Road Improvement in the, 204 Cotiswoldis, Switchback Trial in the, 369 County Hall: The New Licensing Headquarters, 4 Coupe The Charm of the ("My Lady Drives"), 514
  • Coupling, New Type of Flexible, 98 Coventry-Premier, The Improved, 340 Coventry-Simplex Engine with Battery and Coil
  • Ignition, 481
  • Cover Repairs without Vulcanizing, 526 Cox-Atmos Carburetter, Overhauling the, 690 Crunkcase Release Valve, Home-made: Can You
  • Think of Anything More Simple? 90 Crash, Why That? 86
  • Cricklewood, Road at (it's Never Too Late ), 54
  • Crooks v. Others, 368 Cross-Country Comments, 48, 168,' 360, 546, 633
  • Crouch, Keeping a, in Tune, 630 Cycle and Motor Trades Benevolent Fund: Reception at the Children's Home, 616 CyclecBT, The Call of the, 483 Cycleoar, A Canoe-body, 114 Cyclecar, Conceiving the True, 149 Cyclecar, Developing the, 229 Cyclecar, Essentials of the, 370 Oyclecar, The Simple, 29 PycJecar, A Two-seater, at .£95, 169 Cyclecar, The, veisus the Motorcycle, 340 Pyclecar, With the, on the Continent, 272 Pyclecar Beats all Motorcycles, 505 Cyclecar Classes, Two. 266
  • Cyclecar Cons' ruction, Latest Developments, 459 Cvclecnr Definition. The, 422 Cyclecar Engine, New British (Anzani Engine
  • Co.), 404
  • Pyclecar Movement Atirotid, The, 682 "Cyclecar Races on April 8th, 479 Cyclecars :—Atomette, 381; Autogear, 348; Castle ThT»e, I.T., 44; Economic 12; Forstor, 327; Gwalia, 326; L.S.D., 11; Morgan, 12; New Hudson. 14; Odetti, 516; Roger, 379 Scott-Rociabl.-, 11; Short-Ashby 352-Stanhope, 387; T.R.. 13, 332; Tem'perino, 8; The West all, 5; Xtra, 10, 650 Cyclecars. and, The A.A., 235 Oyclecars, The Single-seater, in Trials, 208 Cyclecars Beat Big Cars, 480 Cyclecars in the Standard Stock Machine Trial, 340 Cyclecarists, Protecting (Gloucester M C. and
  • L.C.C), 394
  • Cyclecarists, Racing Club for, 394 Cyclecarist Sues Corporation, 31 Cyclists. Separate Track for, 621 Cylinders, The Battle of the, 424, 453 Cylinders, Two or Four? 209, 484
  • D
  • Dartmoor and Devon (" A Venue Worth Visiting "), 2ilO
  • Da-sih Primer, A, 388
  • Da tea, Olostolkiig of, 1S6
  • Davies iLytawaty Anita-dazzle System, The, 334
  • Dazzle, Look Over the Screen, 157
  • Dazzle, To Swtitoh Off, or to? 157
  • Deemster, A New Model, 506
  • DeesmsiteT, Refinement in Small Oar Design, 624
  • Deemster Liglht Oar, Reduction in Price 'oi, 176
  • Deeimslter at Lnudkini Landmark: What and Wlhere? 624, 669
  • Derby Light Car, Four-cylinder Water-cooled Engine and Electric Lighting for £260, 34
  • Derbyslhire, Wretched Roads in, 481
  • Detachable Cylinder Head, Care of the, 396
  • Uiaginoflds, The, 2.66
  • Diatto, Tfc© 10 h.p., on Test, 402
  • Dickey Seat, Can tihe, be Improved? 520
  • Differential, A, or Not? 266
  • Differential, Can We Dtispenstt with the? 190
  • Differential, A Gearless, 413
  • Differential, The, a Necessity, 124
  • Differenitialless Cars, 321
  • Direct Drive on Bottom wit!h Friction Transmission, 197
  • Disabled Drivers, Trial for, 42<)
  • Disabled' Drivers Prove their Skill, 546
  • Disc Wheels, 'IThe Effect of Side Winds on, 161
  • Discs Mladei irom Bank Notes-, 593
  • THE LIGHT CA.R AND CYCLECAft
  • D (continued).
  • Don. Mr. Kaye: From Motorcycles to Light Oars,
  • Dorman v. Meadows, 67 0
  • Dorr Miillor Differential, The 413
  • Double-Twelve-H-our Re-conl, 47 9 671
  • Dover Steeling Wheel, 71
  • Drip Feed, Cleaning the, 45
  • Drive, Do You, Economically? 72
  • Drive, The Quickest, Way to Learn to, 462
  • Drivers of Note. 295
  • Driving, Hard, 37 2
  • Driving, To Simplify, 152
  • Driving for Economy, 292
  • Driving—On- the Tennis Court, 344
  • C.C. Doming
  • Drunkenness, Penalty far, 55 Dumfries and District M C and
  • Events, 688
  • •DunVoip Disc Wheels, 230 Dynamo Lighting on Cyclecars, 143
  • ' Ealing and District Club's Dinner, 54
  • East Midland Trial, Colonial Conditions in the, 498
  • East Midland Centre Trial in Derbyshire, 446
  • Easter Tours, 531
  • Easy Starting, Combining, with Slow Running, 4-86
  • Economic Cycle-car at Olympia, 12
  • Economic Ligibt Car, The Artistic Touch, 4
  • Economy (Verse), 61
  • Economy Car, What is an? 120
  • Economy Oars in Competitions, 317
  • Economy versus Power, 452
  • Economy Car Trial, The, 229
  • Economy Car Trial, Awards in- the 315
  • Economy CaT Trial, Fow Entries for the, 301
  • Economy Car Trial Novel Tests in the 204 • Economy Oar Trial, Help Wanted for the, 2i62
  • Economy Trial Results, 340
  • Edge, Mr., Governing Director of Auto-Carriers, Ltd., 64
  • Edinburgh and District Club's Test: Six Days' Mountaineering, 656, 657, 658, 659, 660, 661
  • Edinburgh and District Motor Trade Golf Club, 531
  • Efficiency, Real Tests of, 368
  • Efficiency Trial, Official Remits of the, 507
  • E.H.P. Light Car, An Interesting, irc-m France 35
  • E.H.P. Light Oar under Test, 330
  • Electrical Equipment, Everyday Hants on, 350
  • Elimination, A Process of, 634
  • Emms Two-stroke, 14.5 h.p., 56
  • Enfield-Allday, Body Refinements on the, 491
  • EnfioLd-AHday, the Mile-a-minute, On the Road with, 196
  • Enfteld-AUday, Price of, Reduced, 340
  • Eurfield-Allday Light Oar, Error in Prices of, 481
  • Engine, The Oalver, 333
  • Engine, The Manseal, 378
  • Engine, The Meadows, 439
  • Engine, The Roberts, 324
  • Engine, Tthe Snow, 7
  • Engine, 'flalbot. One-lifcre 8 h.p., 22
  • Engine, Talbot Super-efficient. 673
  • Engine, The New British Oyclecar, 404
  • Engine, A Dual Induction, 526
  • Engine, Easting the, in Cold' Weather, 16 Engine, A Four-cylinder Air-cooled The Low, 349
  • En-pine, The Four-cylinder Oil-oooled, 321 Engine, Gas-cooled Engine in the, 8 Engine, The Limit for the Small Four, 48C2 Engine, Removing the Magneto- from the, 566 Engine, A Seli-deea-rbo-nizimg (G.N.), 84 Engine, Th# New Single-sleeve Valve Flat Twin, 248
  • Engine Design, Great Changes in, 55 Engine Design, Novelty in, 467 Engine Developments, Small Car, 453 Engine Lubrication (" How it Works "), 170 Engines, Air. Water, o.r Oil for Cooling? 160 Engines, Docile, 209 Engines, Four Small F-ows, 490 Engines, High-efficiency, 670 Engines, Improvements in Two-stroke, 214 Engines, J.A.P., 43
  • Engines, Powerful Baby Two-stroke, 157 Engines, Do they Pull Better at Night? 423 England's Steepest Hills, 548 Enthusiast, An, Indeed! 483 EnUhusda-st, He-lpim.g the, 648 Equipping the Car and the Garage, 465 Eric Campbell, The Latest, on the Road, 250 Ess-ex Motor Club, Dinner, 152, 176 Es.se* Motor Club Future Events, 78 Essex Motor Club's HiilU-cHiD.b, 367, 394, 670;
  • (Entries for), 448; 670 Essex Mo-tor Club, A Prosperous, 103 Essex Motor Club One-day Trial, 205 Essex Club: The Royal Race Meeting, 559 Essex Winter Trial," The, 341 Exhaust Lifters, Why Not? 453 Experiences Wanted, 267 Experts—Forward, Please! 674 Extra-air Valve, 440
  • Faults, Strange, 509
  • Fenwdck, Mr. H. B., ini a New Sphere, 468
  • Fine, Home Secretary Reduces Motorist's, 204
  • Fitments. Valuable, but Simiple, 564
  • Flint Extractor, An Improved, 225
  • Fog, 35
  • Fog, Photographing in a, 54
  • Fog—Soon it Will Be Mud/, 107
  • Ford, The British? 62-1
  • Forster Cyclecar, The, 327
  • France, Taxation in, 506
  • Freezing, To Prevent, 210
  • French Manufacturers, Setback to, 31
  • Friction Discs versus Gears, Z5'.i
  • Kricti-on Dr ve, New Hysteim. of, 653
  • Friction Dr ve Problem, The, 4H3
  • Friction. Transmission (How it Works '), 323
  • Front C>ven, Our, 205, 340, 481, 560
  • Front Cover Future, i: tire-hears* d Effects, 180
  • Front Whi-tl It rakes, ?99
  • Front Wlicd Drive, Developing the Idea of, 222
  • Front Wheel T rive and Rear Wheel Steering, The
  • Possibilities of, 178 F.R.S. Lamms and Horns, 610 Fuel, Biuy from Bulk, 648 Fuel, Testing, 672
  • Gallop, Mr. Clove, 205
  • Gamage Foot I'ump, The, 440
  • Garage, The Home, 302, 303
  • Garage,- An Uninhabited, 616
  • Garages for London Motorist®, 290
  • Gas Cooling, 18
  • Ga-stons, Change of Address, 54
  • Gear, Sliding Pinion Type of ("How it Works"), 358 ?
  • Gear Change, Mastering a Queer, 426 Gear Ratio, How to Measure the, of Your Car, 594
  • Gearbox, Type H Jackson, 110 Gearboxes, Two New, Type 3 and Type 3a, 110 General Efficiency Trial, The, 315. 339, 369, 468
  • German Horse-power Rating, 672 German Light Oars, 533 German M-o-tor Industry, The, 4 Geirmany, Trade in, 152 Getting You Home, For, 280 Gil let, Mr. T., 670 Gillies Oorrw-ar, The, 62 G.N., New Standard Model, The, 138 G.N., Seli-decarbonizing Emgikie of, 84 Gold Medals, Too Many, 181 Gradients, Measuring, 592 Graha-m Autohorn, Tha, 47.4 Graham Electric Horn, Tlhe, 12.3 Graham Horn Puslh, The, 474 Grimston Vulcanize*, The, 632 Guinness, Algy Lee, Oojn.es Back, 447 Gwalia Cyclecar, The, with Coil Springing, 326 G.W.K., Prices of the, 4
  • H
  • Hampshire. Open' HiU-olinvb at, 50-6
  • Hampshire County Council, Roads Committee
  • (Back to the Old), 31 " Handbook for tihe Limbless," 203 Hands Light Oar, Agents for the, 128 Hands Light Oar at the Soot'tis/h Show, 242 Harrow and District M.C. Meeting, 481 Hartford Shock Absorbers almost TJniTeirial, 560 Ktiadla-mp, The Oar joy, 2,62 Headlights, Green, 560 Henleiy Zig-zag Tread, The, 480 Henta. M.C. and L.C.C., 262 H.F. Rbto-flator,, Th©, 610 Hill-climbs, Conduct on, 480 Ho-lyhead Road, Condition of the, 421 Home Secretary Reduces- Motorist's Fine, 204 Hood, The Roller Blind, 361 Horstanau Ckib, A, 42©
  • How It Works: Brakes, 46. Spring's, 69. Steering, 97. Universal Joints, 120. Bnigiiie Lubrication, 170. Friction 'flransimffsisiion-, 223. Sliding Pinion Type oi Gear, 358. The Ma.gtne't-6, 57 9 H.P., The Question- of, 588 Humour, Good Motoring, Wan/ted, 599 Huntingdon and the Great North. Road (" A
  • Venue Worth Viisitinig "), 566 Hydie Park, Police Trap in, 152 Hydiropihor Brush, A Car Washing ApipJiance, 526
  • I
  • Igna Plugis, 123
  • Ignition Testing, Comprehensive, 88
  • Indian Maharajah's Light Cars, 368
  • Induction Pipe, Heating the. in Cold Weather, 16
  • Inspection Lamp, Device for Dispensing with the, 310
  • Institution of Automobile Engineers, 315 Institution of Automobile Engineers, Meeting
  • of the, 45, 672 Insurance, All About, 367 Ireland, Road Race in, 339 Ireland, Taxation in, 181 Irish Motor Show, in 1923, 203 Irish Peace and the A.A^ 108 Isle of Man, One Race or Two? 398 Isle of Man, Preparing for the, 181 Items From Abroad, 32 Inventor, Helping the, 151, 175, 205
  • Jack, A Simple, for Cyclecar, 121
  • J.A.P Engines for 1922, 43
  • Jeff Self-sealing Tube, The, 301
  • Jowett, Keeping a, in Tune 80
  • Jowett Club, A, 642
  • Jowett Light Car at the Scottish Show, 243
  • Junior Car Club Activity, 655; Dinner, The, 108, 152; Annual Dinner, Sir Arthur Stanley to Take the Chair, 78-; Annual Dinner of the Full Report of, 176.; Annual Geueral Meeting, 152, 176, 203; Announcements, 289; Films, 78; Half-day Trial Results, 688.; New Headquarters, 481; London to Manchester Trial-, 688-; Northern. Centre Dinner, 64, 143; Northern Centre Reliability Trial. The, 587, 616; Officials for 1922. 231; Opening, Rally, 367; Social Run on Sunday, 480; Souths Western Centre, 3.40, 506; (South-Western Centre) Half-Day Trial 559; (South-Western
  • Centre) Whist Drive, 103; Southampton Centre Dinner, 290; Spring Race Meeting, The, 533, 589, 628; 200-Mile Race, The, 615; Yorkshire Centre, 289
  • K
  • Kendrick Magnetic Inspection Lamp, The, 310
  • Kent Automobile Club, 262
  • Kent Automobile Club's Events, 560
  • Kerbside Pump Demonstration, 91
  • Kerbside Pumps, The, 108
  • Kirks tone Pass, 589
  • K.L.G. Plugs, 71
  • Klaxonet, The, a New Electric Horn, 434
  • Knights, Two New, 153
  • Kop, Another Big Hill-climb at, 479
  • Kop Hill, Open Hill-climb at, on April 29th, 531
  • Kop Hill, Remarkable Speeds at, 495-498
  • L.A.D. Monocar, The, 689
  • Ladies, Can They Drive? 136
  • Ladies, For the, 205
  • Lagonda, Keeping a, in Tune, 166
  • Lagonda Coupe, " My Lady Drives," 400
  • Lamps, A Necessity, 128
  • Lamps, Where They Should be Mounted, 399
  • Land's End to John o' Groata, 320
  • Langley Rear Indicator, The. 632
  • Law, Keeping Within the, 328
  • Leamington, Parking Care at. 368
  • Lecoy, The £185, on Trial, 238
  • Lecoy, Improvements in the, 489
  • Lecoy Why the, Retired in the London-Land s
  • ' End, 560
  • Left-hand Drive in Birmingham, 6 Leigh Place Hotel, Cobham (" Out of the Ordinary"), 84
  • Le Mans, French Small Car Race at, 153 Level Crossing Signal, a New, 143 Licence Correct Position of the, 55 Licence, The Out-of-Date, 290 Licence, Where to Get Your, 507 Licences Short Period, 315 Licences, Short Period, for 1922, 55 Licensing, The Cost of, From Now, Onwards, 448 Licensing System, Our Injurious, 339 Light Car, Is the Perfect Impossible? 608 Light Car Six Days', Entries for the, .274 Light Car, A 1923, Te«ted by Night, 153 Light Car Will the " Genuine No-trouble/' Et*r
  • Materialize? 63
  • " Light Car and Cyclecar " Challenge Cup, 10S " Light Car and Cyclecar " Special Ladiee' Number, 641
  • " Light Car and Cyclecar," Testa for 1922, 196 " Light Car and Oyclecar " Test Runs.—No. XI— The Castle Three, 44. XII—Amffcar, 87. XIII—The Two-seater Tamplin. 115. XIV—The New, Standard Model Gf.JtV., 138 Light Car Accomplishment, One Hundred Mil*
  • in the Hour, 156
  • Light Car Club, A New Catford, 533 Light Car for the Essex Hill-climb—60 m.p.h. on
  • Second Gear, 447
  • Light Car Makers and the Lock-out, 434 Light Car Nomenclature, 344 Light Car Race in Ireland, 316 Light Car Race*, Innovations in, SQfl Light Car Sales, A Miniature Boom, 588 Light Car Taxis. 208 Light CM Year, A, 156 Light Cars v. Fordi, Z62 Light Cans. Germany 553 Light Cars, 1922, Test of, 152 Light Cars and Cyclecars at the. Scottish Show, 240
  • Light Cars:—Abbey Ten, 189, 488; A.-C, 45, 184; Arbert 65; Alvi*, 2ZO; Amilcart 57, 83; Ashton-Evans, 129; Ba-by BIafc«, 507; Baby Citroen 6±; B*ylia»-Tiioraae ? 54, 4OJ5; Belaiae-Bradsbaw, The Now, 16Z; Bowser, 439; B.S.A., 1&; Bucfc*t, 3ZS; Buckingham, 271; Calcott 386; Calthorpe, 94; Charron-Layeock 83 410, 492, 514; Crouch 630; Deemster, 176, 624;, Derby, 34; Diatto, 402; Etofieltl-Allday ,? 196', 491; E.H.P., 35, 330; Efic Camp*e«, 250; G.WJC., 4;. Jowett., 80, 243,' La.-gonda, 166, 399, 400'; Lecoy, 238,. 4SS; M.A.d 492; Marseal, 491; Mathis, 946; MEKenatey 572; New Hudson, 432; Palladium, 308; Peugeot, 78; Fetjg:eot-Q\fse*-rilette, 270; Rhode, 212; Riteyt 216; Rover, 510; Scotsman, 251; Sirrrey, 60E; Swift, 542; Talbot, 537 6TS; Tslboti-Bsr-racq-, 643; Triumph* 675; Warren-Lambert, 433; Webb 430; Wolseley, 4', 617; We*W-ley Seven, 534; Wolseley " 10," 32, 68© Lighten Our Darkness,. 266 Limit, The, and Average Speeds, 398 Liverpool M.C. Arnaual Hill-climb, 6-70 London on Sunday, 648 London-Coventry Trial, The, 617 London-Edinburgh. The, 559, 616 London-Edinburgh, The Start of the, 671 London-Edinburgh, The, and the Scottish Six
  • Days, 339, 481
  • London-Exeter TriaL, Another Big, 79 London-Exeter Trial, Awards in the, 176 London-Exeter Trial, The, Full Account of, 150, 132 London-Exeter Trial A Prime Minister in the, 107
  • London-Exeter Trial, The Seventh, 33 London-Exeter Trial, A Survivor Omitted, 152 London-Gloucester Trial, The, 90, 155 London-Gloucester Results,. 176 London to Holyhead Trial, The, 480, 688 London-Holyhead Trial Described Through Wildest
  • Wales, 604 London-Holyhead Trial, Results of the, 617?
  • T&E LIGHT CAR AtfD
  • London-Land's End Trial, The, 315, 446, 507, 587
  • London to Land's- End in Detail,, 551 London-Land'e EndP Errtrtie* lot the, 550 London to Land's End FuR Report, 588-571 London-Land's End Trial, The Tenth, 5S3" London-Southend Road, Building, the New, 106 London and South Western Hallway. Announce
  • Reduced Rates for MotorcaxB 671 Long DietaaeS Baaing, 38 - i Looe-^on. the CoxnisJi. ©oast. ("A Venue WoJith
  • ^ing) 37* Low Engine, The, 349 L.S.D. Cyclecar at Olympia.
  • HI
  • Madne&s. M-etfiod in. Thoir.,, Competition-
  • Waiting- Their Tucn, 592 M.A.G. Light Car,, A New Hfungaiian, 4S92 M.A.G. Programme for 1932,. 2. Magneto, Removing; tJh% ,, iPfcpm the Engine, 566 Magneto, Uhe (;" How It Work* "k, 579 Magneto Adjustment, Correct,. 19-1 Ma^iQpto' Ignition v,. Baitecy, 67'4-Magic, Mechanical, 181 Manx Hill-climb, A, 671 Markets Our Foreign 85 Maries Steering on Light Gar«, 453 MaraeaL Light Gal, Details ot the New, 491 Mareeal Oil-cooled Engine, 3&8-Mascirt,. T!he Plying. Bird,, 123 Mascot, The Capac, 111 Mathis, The Muchriaiproved,,. 547 McCormack, Mr, W>.. A^.The Benewolent Fund. New
  • President, 3<J
  • McKenzie, The UQiS h,p. on; Test. 572: M.CvG.. London-Exeter Run,, The; 64 M.C.C., New President, 55 Meadows Engine,. "flUe U0> h.O:,. 459 Meadows-Daranan. Engine,, Ths, 446. MJechanicsl MEathematiiogj 267 Meddlers To Frighten, 18 Mersey'Tunnel; Suggested Solutions: tijf Eminent
  • Men, 143 Midget Cars; 648 Midland Cfcrr Club's Ainnual Rklly at 8t«*.Mord-on-
  • Avoii;. BQ53
  • Midland <B**r Glub: Trial,. THev 6*9, fii6, 8S4: Midland Light Car Club, The, 461 Midland Light Car Club, Annual- Rail*, 447' Midland Light Car Clutt,,Cha.n*e; of. Nfctnfe, 506 Midland- TOial for Low-priced Cars, 17-6 Midlands, Social Run in the, 688 Ministry of Uraogporfc, We Appeal to tfte (Bis*
  • abled Driver ofcBleriot-W.hij>pet)V 3U>6-Minietry of Transport Limited Fundsj 103 Monocar, A, for £78. The L.A-.D., 689 Monocar, Revival of the, 616 Monocar or Motorcycle? 108 Monocar, The Soope of* the Modern, 61% , Monocars, More About, 209-Monork Vulcanizing Process: The, 22.1 More Than Meet* the-Eye, 266 Morgan Records 617 Morgan ThreerWheeleB at Otanpitt, 12 Morgans, Brisk Trade-in. 533 Morgan*, A Jack for. 368 •' Motor," Thir Week's; 30 " Motor Cycling.'6 " Enterprise,. 587 Motor Headlights, 532' Motor Police, Medals for, 78-Motor Police Problem, A, 103: Motor Show, Irish, in: 19$3, 203; Motor Show, The Next- &3T Motor Tax, Statement, by. Mr^Neal, 316 Motoring, THe. Jbyjs of, 399' Motoring "Fiction," 128 Motorists, All«wea.ther, 204' Motorists, as Special Constables,, 642 Mud-splash GUardi, 906r
  • Munday,, Mr... AL- C.. Recovering Rapidly. 229-MyBadjr'a Choice, 461' My Lady,. Drive* 186.. 346,^400, 514; 63S Mystery,' Thtt, Explained; 294
  • Narnoc Brazing flux,, 632.
  • New Hudaon, On ttoet Rood with; &i 45a:
  • New Hnd«oii Tlire^ wheel to,. The, at Olyjupi*, 14
  • Newport Club'e Trial, Light Gars Good Per'
  • formances, 589
  • Night Driving, Th* Problem of, 19g: " Night Driving D&ngefA, More," 2C5-Non-sKid IVead, Which is th« Best ? 164. North Road Under Repair, 103. . NorthcWert. Lomdott Motor.- Club, New Pre«id»nt, 2DK. l&wth-W,e«fc. London ljUX's Petroi Oomumftkion
  • TMal; 506' North-West Londoir Motoxoyole-: (Hub Annual Sim
  • n«rT 204; ZS-1,' Nortfc»^fe«fc London Sperting. T*i**- on BeoMfcber
  • Northern Grub* AmalgajnaU',, 506 Northiumberland andt tie-: NwtShern Border!" A»
  • Venue Worth Visiting "h. 268 Notes, News a-nd"Go8*ip from All QuaJterg, 3. 30, 53r 77, ra%. 127, 152;. 1#S. 20«v 22», 260* 2«9; 315V.339,. 367. 393J 410, 4*6, 479 505,531,559 587, 615, 6*41, 669
  • NofcbinRham and Dtcttic* Olab's SuoceMlul Ki^ht' IVial, 3$*
  • Nweltw ft>tce of, 225, 3*0, 3«8, 440, 474>; 526, -582, 610,.Q32, ©92
  • Novice, The, Who Could»^'t Bevense;' 621
  • Number Plates, CIe*n tfown 2&9:
  • Odetti Cyclscar. A Remafltatble- N*w, 516 -
  • Oil. Castroi Rf, 12*» Oil, When More, is Heqni«ed, 3S&! 53 77, ra%. 127, 152; 1#S 20« 22» 5339
  • " Oil" Ooolinc on Trtol, "Eha New Behsftse'-Bi*d!-
  • shaw, 162
  • Cffl Prices-, Large -'Red'uction in 56 Oil Supply, 11 the, Fails, 622 Oke Air Bra*et The, 1^ Oke Car Washer, The 111 Ok© Windwcreen Cleaner, Thf, 692 Oldburje, Mr. J. A., 615 Olympia, Ti;xtpnsJone at, 670 Olvmpia, Out«ta,ndi-nig Featuie of. 84 OJympia Show Under One Root. 291 Olympia, Three-wheelfers at. 10 Olympia Traffic, 6VI
  • On the Qui Vive, 18, 37, 61, 83, 107, 136 One-way Roads Again. 31
  • OPINIONS, "PHOUOBTS A-ND, 26 A.A., A Ca»e tor tfhe, 125 A.A, Please Note, 51 A.A. or J.C.C. ? 202 A.B.C., Lubricating the, 392, 44-2. A.B.C. Owners, To, 28 A.B;G. Rocket*,, Lubricating tJie, 502: Abolition, In Favour of, 335 A'.-C. Impres-sions of tihe. 260 Aoeumttlaitoi! Boxes, Kegardinig., 173 Advertiser, A Satisfied, 338; Advertising Request, An, 478 Aerocar, A, Sportin*, 666 Air Cooling in- India, 637 Air Cooling for Light Cars, Proof from tthe
  • Tropics, 201
  • Aiir ©oolVng in the Tropic*, 696 Air Cuafhions, Straight Ribbed, 478 Alfred Peppercorns. More, Than One, 148 Aluminium, Polishing., 604 Aluminium Bodies, Polishing, 444* America versus Britain, 99 Amplifiers, Are They- Advantageous? 99 Appreciatioa, A Reader's 312 A.V. Experiences Wanted, 529 A.V., Experiences with a, 640 Average, What .is a S'air? 441 Axle, Is tUie Solid. Unscientific? 2Q2-Axle, The Perfect, Yet to* be Designed.; Is the
  • Cost thei Only. Reason? 335
  • Axles,. DJfieren*ialle*B, 336
  • Axles, Solid Back, R«gardin«,_26B
  • Aacle«-,,,Tyre Woat^ on SJidv*33;6
  • Belsize-Bra'ds-haw, In Praise-of the, 64^0
  • Bel*, I«i Favour of> the 4-42
  • Bftli; Drive, 382
  • Belt Drive; A plea For. 630>
  • Beit UrJve Severely. Oribicised, 313
  • Belt versus "All Comer*," 366 <
  • Brooklands-, Is Another,, Necessary.? The
  • Proposed: Edinburgh Track, 1741 Brootlsaids, The 200-Mile Race, 76 BtopWandg Oaes A Rfecord, 512 BucWngiiavm,. Experiences With a, Wanted, 667
  • Gar, A< Bewitohed, 694 Oajr, Esisenbials of! th« Real: 8mall4 584' Gir; A " Siiigle-«geatv" 227 Gar, The Small versus- Big, 528 Gar, A TMal of the DisaWed. 612 <3»r Performances Why Individuali Differ, 585 Oarden, The; Orit/icisedi, 442 Oars, Differenitial-lass, 147 Oarsj Bfopeiller-driven, 52, 75 1 Car*. 3m0.il, 99
  • (Jh»rtoivLaycock, Praise of the, 51
  • GhiValry Still LWes-j 585
  • Citroen, The 7.5. h.p., 441
  • Gitroeh, The Baby, 201
  • Gite Dlii fth
  • Gtroe, The y, 2 Giteoeni Deliveries of• the 7.5 h.p:., 502 Goa«h FinWh-or polished Aluminium, 418 , Competitions, Wanted> Mere, for Amateurs,
  • S6&-, 418, 583. 640, 696' Ooustumption, Interesting ? Figures, 638 Gpnitrol Central v: Side, 638 Cooling, Novel Method of( 126 Country," Parson, *Phe Needs of a, 338 Courtesy, Appreciation oi, 173 Courtesy of the Road, 391, 558 Courtesy of the Road—And its Abuses, 695 Coventry-Premier, The 8 h.p.. 5.58 Ooventry-Premiex, Gear-chan«ing. on= the, 640,- 696 Coventry-Premier, First Iinpre*»ioa» of" tlie, 586
  • Crankcaee Release Valves; 173V Crouch, 8 h.p.., OJtitch- Slip OMftif, BBS Oyoleca-r. Obnoeiving the, Our Views upheld-
  • by tie Public, 227
  • Cyplecar, Conceiving the Txu«,.267. 338,. 3.66-Cyclecar., The Tru**-Its Conception and Scope, 285"
  • Cyelecar, The Essentials of the, 443 Cyclecar, Is the, Too Heavy ? 503 • Oyolecar, The Simpje, 100, 313: Cyclecar, Will the Steam,, Materia-lize-?. 475/ 529
  • .Oydecai Definition,, The, 126 Oyolecwr Owners and the A,A,, 99; 172? 202 Oyolecar«, Foreign^-A Reader's Unfortunate
  • Experience, 314 Cyoleca.rs, (Should .They Ha,ve DiffeifaBUals? 390
  • Cycles, Rear Lights on, 417 Cyclist, TW Uiiliglvted, In Snppwrt of' tW«,= 286
  • Cyclist's Head: and.Rear Lights, ZS8, 392: Cylinders, The Battle of th«, 501, 5Z8, 586 Cylinders, Two o* Four?:5S5 Deemster; EKperiences With a, 613 Deposit; System, The, 557 Deposit Sjistem, Plea1 for a More Reasonable, 611 DMeotv Adequately. Explained in the Local,-
  • . 100
  • Dickey Seat, Adequate Protection? 502 Difficult Starting.. Problem, Tfce-. 444 Differpntial, Can We Dispense wife the,,2S3 Differential, D**s -tkv, Cause Wear; on??* Tyres ? 28 Ditterewtt*if I« the, Necessary ? 335,- 389, 417, 444
  • OPINIONS, THOUGHTS AN-B (continued).
  • Differentiadless Cars, 175 Differentialless Car, The, 366 Diiferentialless Car, Punctures with a, 366 Differentialless Oar, Tyre Wear and the" 478 Disabled, Driving for the, 366 443 Disabled Driver*, Names and Addresses of,
  • Wanted, 557
  • Disabled Drivers' Club, 638 Drive, How Fast Do You Normally, 'US Driving Licences and the Disabled1, 5S7 Enfiehf-Allday, The Speed of the, 314 Engine, The Four-cylinder l*wo-*t?oke. 476 » Engine Four Speeds and the, 288
  • Engine, The Revolutionary Supert-feeding, 392 Engine, V-twin, and Difficult Sta-rtinig,. 313 Engine Trouble, Aft Unusual-', 4-41 Engines, Do They Pull Better at- Night? 602., 555
  • Engines, Three-cylinder, 126 England, The Worst Eight Miles in, 172. Extra Air, The Value of, 172 " Fair Play " Criticised, 338 Flexibility v. Gears, 365 " Following the Hounds," 44'4 Ford Light Car Wanted, 614 Four-wheelers, Where are the,. 504 Friction Drive Ideal for a Lady. 603 Friction Drive y. Gears, 612. 693 Friction fra-nsmission. The Superiority of1, 693 Front Wheel Drive, Experience with- a . 260 Front Wheel Drive, In Favour of the- 228 Front Wheel Drive, Simplicity of,- 39-i-Front Wheel Drive and. Rear W.'ieel Springing, 285
  • ' Fuel Tests, Interesting, 612 Garages, Unenterprising 504 Gear, The Variable Pulley, In Defence of t"he 441
  • Gear Change, A More Simple, Requiresdi 366 Gear Oha.ng.inig, The Bugbear of, 478 Gear Ratio for the Reverse, 3i6fv Gearboxes, Three or Four-speed"? 364 " Getting- You Home, For," 39E Glare Problem, The 638 Glare Pirobtein, Solving the, Abroad, *58 G.N. Oversize Tyres for the, 288 337* Headlight Dimming Courtesy, Appreciation of ? the, 26
  • aetttttight*, Sltould they be Standardized'? 338
  • Headlights, Switching Off, 75
  • Huniberette, Cylinder's and' J'isfcorls. fjw, 502
  • Humberebte, Heavy Gonsum$rt.iori of', 4>?T
  • Humberette Engine, Rebalancing a, 558«
  • Hurnberettie Instructions Wanted- 568:
  • Impulse Stai-fers, The Value of, 174
  • India j Air Cooling in, 637
  • Induction Systems "of H.O. Twins 477
  • Invalid Drivers, Coriiee&sions to, 418
  • Invalid Licence Refused^ 477
  • Inventor, Helping th'e> 257
  • Junior Car Club Announcements, 288-,-696
  • Land's End TriaJ, A Grumble re, 613
  • Land's End, A Grumble re the, 694
  • Lagorida, Experience With. Wanted, rtO2, f29
  • Laigonda, How the, PeHorinsj 586
  • Licence Renewals, 175
  • Licences, Why not Monthly? 124
  • Light Oar, Are the Prices of; Too High? 3f63
  • Light Car, Is the; Impossible? 668
  • Light Ca.r, The, in the Tropics, 391
  • Light Car Club for Sussex, 52
  • Light Car Rally, Suggested Annual, 695
  • Light Cars, Are Modern Too Expensive? 441
  • Light Oars, Are They Too Expensive?' 527
  • Light Oars, Are the Prices of. Too High? 4-76
  • Light Oars., Cost of Modern, 584
  • Light Oars, Is "Mere Nothing Worth1 Having
  • Under £500? 504 • ?? *.
  • Light Oars and Foreign Markets, 336 Low Enigine, The Balance of the. 417 Iiow Engine Controversy, The, 529" Machines, Standard or Non-standard; 665 Magic, Mechanical, 259 Magneto, Removittg1 the, 668 Magneto Adjustment, An Interesting Dis^
  • oovery, 174
  • Magneto versiis Battery Igriition; 28j 337 614
  • Manufacturers' Bulletin*, 100. 147'
  • Manufacturers' Difficulties, 527
  • Midland Light Car Club Trial, An Explana
  • tion, 392 • ;' '
  • Ministry of Transport—Short of Money Al
  • ready! 148
  • " Monocar or Motorcycle," 14^ Morgan, Foot Accelerator oti the, 668-Morga-H, Past and Present Price* of t!itiQ 521 Morgan Chains Price of. 314'. 363, 366, 442 Motor Show, The, An Exhibitor's Gri&vance, 76
  • Motor Taxation, 7.5 Motor Taxation, The- Present Unfair Methods
  • of, 288~
  • Motorcycle,. FTonr, tb Ligttt Car, 148. Motoring Organizations, Str<m©-Words'on; 694' Motorist's Money, Tlte (Road Improvemient).' 173
  • Narditii Car, The, 639 Nigte-t DHvirJg Danger, 259 Oil Cooling, Experiences . with 286 Overcharging A Serious Case of. 613 Overseas Visitors, Hatfd on, 667 Oversize Tyres Controversy, The, 391 Oxford- M.C. Dinner, Correction Concerning, 100
  • Perry Car, Instruction Book Wanted. 477 Petrol Consumption The Cure for Excessive, 530
  • Plugs, Tired, 478
  • Points, Pertinent and Practical, 312 Power Units at the Rear, 99 Private Owners' Club, A, 667 Production, Costs of, Analysed. 417 Purse, Considering bhe Lean, 666, 694-Race The 200-Mile, Echo of thW, 557 Rear Lights More Opinions on'; 27
  • THE LIGHT CAR AND CYCLECAR
  • O (continued).
  • OPINIONS, THOUGHTS AND (continued).
  • Rear Wheel Springing, 363
  • Rear Wheel Steering, 288 174
  • Riviera, Motoring into tin:
  • Road Comparisons, 287
  • Road Repairs, Dangerous, Confusing Warning
  • lights, 336
  • Roberts Engine, The Revolutionary Superseding, 478. 528
  • Rover, 52 m.p.g. Exceeded on. a, 638 Rover, Running Costs <:f an 8 'h.p., 260, 313, 365
  • Rover " Eight," Accelerator Footrest on the, ' -667 Rover "Eight," Carrying Luggage on the, 530, 614
  • Rover " [Eight," Clutch on, the. 694 Rover " Eight," Clutch Slip on a, 443 Rover " Bight," Clutch Slip Easily Cured on
  • the, 503, 585 ,
  • Rover " Eight," Easy Starting on the, 529 Rover " Eight," Extra Air on a, 418 Rover Eight," Petrol Consumption on the, 585, 667 Running Costs, 51 " Satisfied " (Marlow) Explains, 76 Scottish Trial, Lady Drivers in the, 444, 502 Secrets That Should be Revealed, 666 Seats, Accessibility of the, 312 Service, 75 Service, Good, 312 Service, Good and Bad. 558 Sidecar or Cydocar? 365 Signalling From a Covered Car, 694 Singer, Carburetter Setting on. a. 443 Small Cars, Accommodation for, 614 S-pain, A Tour Through, 337 Spares or Luggage, A Car That Carries Both, 476
  • Spark Intenfifieis, 76 Spark Intensiiflers or Amplifiers? 51 Speed, How Attained. The Effect of Cam 415. 477, 147, 201, 228. 287,
  • Contours, 528 Speed, What is a Fair Average? 556 Speeds, Three or Four
  • Speed, Three or Four—Mr. Edge Replies, 311 Speeds, Three or Four ? The Plea of the
  • Every-day Driver, 258 Sports Body Lines, 336
  • Standard, 'The. 8 h.p., Deliveries of the. 666 Standard Cars and the Land's End Run, 639 Standards,, Are Central, Dangerous? 125 Starter and Motor Battery, Eliminating, 583, 640
  • Starting, Cure for Difficult, 174 Starting-up, A Tip for, 100 Strike, A MotOTing. 125 Switch Off or to Dazzle, To (Writ Sarcastic), 228
  • Switching Off, 99 Tail-wag, The Cause of. 391 Tail-wag c-n a Three-wheeler, 313 Tamplin, 25,000 Miles on a, 442 Tar Spraying Operations, 443 Tax, A, of 5d. a Mile, 558 Taxation Anomaly, A, 583 Taxation Complaint, The. 314 T.B., Impulse Starter for the, 126 Three^seater, A Sociable, 100 Three-wheeler, The, Under Colonial Conditions, 637
  • Three-wheeler, The Problem of the. 147 Three-wheeler, An Unconventional, 391 Three-wheeler Number Plates, 52 Three-wheelers, Tail Wag on. 365 Topic, A Worn-out (Can Women Drive?), 314 "Tortoise," Reply to, 100 Traffic Comparison* on, and Country Driving. 365
  • Trials and the Cyclecar, 257 Truth Humorous as Fiction, 260 TT Races. The " Fifteen Hundred." 202, 227. 338
  • "Turbulence": Ts it a Myth? 389 Twins, The " Hiccoughing," 477 Two-stroke, Improving the, 286, 311 Tyre Is the Studded. Useless? 502 Tyre' Guarantees. 696 Tyre Size Anomaly. 51
  • Tyre Tread, Which is the Best Type of, 585 Tyres, New, for Old. 694 Tyres Why Studded, are Useless. 444 " ITngentlemanly Conduct," Two Views on, 26 Un spor tsma n Hk e ? .592 Wager, How a, Was Lost. 443 War'no Car in South Africa. 666 Windscreen, The, as a Lift. 202 Women, Can They Drive? 173 Orpington, In and A bout, on an, 252 Overhauling,..Some Niceties on, 382 Overseas1 Market's, 64 Owner, New, Welcome to the 445 Owner, Things That the New, Ought to Know, 449 Owner-driver'?« Alterations, An, 544 Oxford Motor Club Annual Dinner, 68 (Correction, 100)
  • Palladium Light Oar, 200 Miles on a, 308
  • Pamela, Articles by, 186, 346. 400, 461, 514
  • Parcels Pocket, A Detachable, 692
  • Paris, Notes from, 25, 68
  • Paris-Nice, Results of the, 419
  • Park. The Rule of the, 230
  • P.A.8. Injector (Petrol, Air and Steam) Under
  • Test, 603
  • Pessimist, The, (Verse), 108 Petrol, Does it Differ? 533, 564 Petrol, Hot Stuff, 368 Petrol, Reduce the Price of, 204 Petrol Consumption, Variations in, 340
  • Petrol Gauge, A Diaphragm, 88
  • Petrol Imports Down, 78
  • Petrol Lock, A New, by Brierly's, Ltd., Manor Street, Olapham, 388
  • Petrol Tank, Brutal Treatment to,'266
  • Peugeot Car, A Diesel-engined, 78
  • Peugeot-Quadrilette, The Smallest Four-cylinder Car, 270
  • Peugeot Quadrilette, A 750 c.o. Saloon, 480
  • Photographing .Racing Cars, 458
  • Pipe-rack and Ash-tray for Dash, 632
  • Piston Ring, A Gas-tight, 440
  • Plug, Runbaken Double-spark, 88
  • Plug Holder, A Handy, 388
  • Plug Spanner, A Well-finished, 388
  • Plugs, A Curiosity in, 153
  • Plugs, Oiled-up, Rapid Remedy for, 182
  • Plugs, Sand-blasting Dirty, 235
  • Plugs, Tired, 295
  • Poetic Justice, 234
  • Porlock, How to Climb, 523
  • Poser, Another, 621
  • Potters Bar, Police at, Very Particular, 505
  • Power, Sudden Increase of, 234
  • Power Increased by Running in, 423
  • Practice, What Constitutes. Good and Bad? 581
  • Prejudice, Unwarranted, 620
  • Price Reductions, 230
  • Priest's Bridge, Upper Richmond Road, Under Repair, 367
  • Production Expert, A, 18
  • Profiteers (Poem), 37
  • Puncture Fiend, Thwarting the, Jeff Tube, 301
  • Punctures, Costly, 267
  • " Put Two," 128
  • Pyrene Fire Extinguisher Stolen from the A.A. Box at Ashtead, 102
  • Queries, Notes and:—Accumulators, Trouble with the, 21; Crouch, (Lubricating Clutch Mechanism on the, 21; Cylinders, Worn, Remedy for, 96; Decarbonizing, When Necessary, 21; Electric Wiring, Exposed. 96; Engine, An Erratic, 21; Lubrication, Correct, 21; Sparking Plugs, Moisture on, 96; Squeaks, Tracing, 96; Tax and Driving Licence Fees, Paying, 96; Valve Tappets Setting, 96
  • Query, In answer to your, 200; Accumulator, Block or Plate Type? 226; Accumulator Lighting, 664; Air and Water-cooling, 200; Axle, Straightening a Bent, 664; Clutch Engagement, Jerky, 284; Condenser, A Faulty, 284; Copper Tubing, Bending, 226; Cyclecar, The Home-built, 414; Engine, Retiming an, 284; Engine, Using, as Brake, 284; Exhaust, Quitening the, 200; Gearbox, How to Align a, 500; G.N. Carburetter Setting on a, 500; Headlamp Efficiency, Increasing, 200; Hot-air Intake, Faulty, 500; Ignition, Altering, to Variable, 500; Ignition, Fixed, Best Setting for, 414; Leaf Springs, Separating, 256; Louvres, The Importance of, 284; Morgan, Gear-changing on a, 156; Overhead Valve Gear, Trouble with, 256; Patent Rights, Relative to, 226; Radiator Trouble Unusual, 200; Rebate, The 25 per cent., 256; Registration Numbers Painted on Car,—An Illegal Practice, 664; iRover, Puzzling Noise on, 644; Silencer, Explosions in the, 414; Singer, Loose Wheel Belts on, 226: Singer Oil Pump, Removing, 664; Spark Gap, Excessive, 664; Springing, Harsh, Cure for, 200; Stud, Removing a Broken, 226; Tax Anomaly, A, 200- Two-stroke, Trouble with a, 500; Tyres, Fitting Oversize, 226; Valve, Preventing Damage Through Broken, 256; Valve Springs, Testing for Weak, 414
  • Question, A Vexed, Why is it that the Three-wheeler is not More Popular? 70
  • R
  • R.A.C. Activities, 505
  • R.A.C., The, Busy, 136
  • R.A.C. Demonstrations, 532
  • R.A.C. Guides, More, 672
  • Race, The 200-Mile, Date of, Fixed, 175
  • Race, The 200-Milos, Entries for, 669
  • Race, The 500-Mile, 479
  • Races, The 20q^VIile, 41 9
  • Racing, Long-distance, 38
  • Racing Cars, Forced Induction for, 320
  • Raoing Cars, Photographing, 458
  • Racing Club for Cyeleoarists, 394
  • Racing Finishes, Well-fought, 684
  • Racing Men Join Forces, 340
  • Radiator, Remember the, 572
  • Railway, A Disused, at Stratford-on-Avon, 532
  • Readers' Opinions, Our, 262
  • Rear Seat Passengers, Protecting the, 188
  • Record, A Good, 320
  • Records, Who Holds the? 63
  • Records, Too Many, 536
  • Reforms that are Needed, 235
  • Registration Book, Quite Valueless, 156
  • Reliability Trial for Cyclecar*, 230
  • Repairs, £80 worth of, 399
  • Reverse, Can You, Accurately? 318
  • Reversing An Offence, 422
  • Rex Headlight Controller, 71
  • Rhode. The 9.5, Proves. Its Worth, 212
  • Rich Mixture, 156. 180. 208. 234. 266, 294, 320, 344, 372, 398, 422, 452, 482, 508, 536, 564, 592, 620, 648. 674 Rievaulx Abbey, Yorkshire (" A Venue Worth
  • Visiting "), 622 Right of Way, The, 32 Riley, Keeping a, in Tune, 216 Road, Know Your, 452 Road, The Straight But Wide, 38 Road Construction, (France), 20 Road Danger, A, Removed at Coventry, (Fallen
  • Tree), 78
  • Road Grants Allocated, 316
  • Road Improvement, Another, Sanctioned,
  • (Patcham), 64
  • Road Improvement, (Llandudno, 670 Road Improvements (Watford), 507 Road Repairs, (Peterborough), 205 Road Springs, Lubrication of, 676 Roads, Case-hardened, 294 Roads, Rubber, 294, 368 Roads and Fish, 672 Roberts Engine, The, 324 Robey, George, Article by, 596 Roger Cyclecar, The New 10.8 h.p., 379 Roller and Cone Friction Transmission System, A 87
  • Rotary Oil Pump, An Easily Fitted, 310 Rotoflator, The H.F., 610 Round the World by Air, 291 Rover, A 1,000-mile Test of a, 510 Rover Eight, Coupe Comfort on the, 104 Rover Eight, Side Screens for the, 474 Rover " Eights," Coupe Bodies for, 188 Rover Lighting set, Care of, 175 Royal Race Day, A, 175 R.P.M., Ascertaining, 267, 295 Rug, A Luxurious, and Foot Warmer, 47 Runbaken Double-spark Plug, 88 Running Expenses Vary with the Seasons, 234 Runs, Opening, 481
  • Salcomba Hill, Included in the iLondon-Exeter, 104 Schrader Pressure Gauge, 123
  • Scotland, The Lochs of, (" A Venue Worth Visiting "), 236
  • Scotsman Light Car, The, on the iRoad, 251 Scott-Sociable Cyclecar at Olympia, 11 Scottish Car Club's Trial: A Grumble, 394 Scottish Light Car Trial, The, 154 Scottish Light Car Trial, Entries for the, 617 Scottish Show, The, 175, 203, 229 Scottish Six Days', 367, 420, 626 Scottish Six Days', Entries for the, 545 Scottish Six Days', The, and the 1,600-Mile Limit, 204
  • Scottish Trials Route, 479 Scriven, Felix, 642
  • Second-hand light Cars, Value in, 472 Second-hand Light Car Prices, 119, 135 Second-hand Motor Show, The, 420, 480 Selbourne, in Hampshire (" A Venue Worth
  • Visiting "), 454 Selling at a Loss, 372 8helsley Walsh, Date of, 340 Shock Absorber Designed by Major Midwinter, 582
  • Shock Absorbers, The Efficacy of, 508 Shortt-iAshby Cyclecar, The, 352 Show Chassis on Tour, 204 Sidescreens, Regarding, 536 Signposts, French, in 'England, 153 Similies, Questionable, 320 Six Days', Initial Stages in the, 627 Six Days', Organizer of the, 231 Skidding, Its Causes and Cures, 218 Skidding, Weight Distribution and, 38 Skill, Mechanical, Tests of, 234 S.M.M.T. New President, 209, 641 Small Car Design, Refinements in, 624 Smith Two-jet Carburetter, 282 Smoke Screen, An Uncommon, But Grave Danger, 128
  • Snow Four-cylinder Two-stroke Engine, 7 Snowdrifts, Fighting the, 522 Social Side, The, 368
  • Solex 26 rcm. D.H. Type Carburetter, 493 Somersetshire Police Busy, 559 Sound Signals, 38
  • South Africa, Proposed New Law for, 4 Southern Motor Club's Reliability Trial, 589 Spares or Luggage?, 275 Sparking Plugs, Clara Butt and, 372 Specifications and Prices, An Analysis of, 36 Speed—and iHow it is Attained, 456 Speedometer and Flowmeter, Combined, Your
  • M.P.G. at a Glance, 395 Splash Lubrication, Improvements in, 440 Sport, A New?, 31 Sporting Models, Speedometers and Specifications, 180
  • Sports Model, The, (Verse), 295 Sportsmanship, Regarding, 620 Spring, Remedy for a " Settled," 454 Spring Tcur, Arranging the, 469 Staff Vacancies, 339 Stage, The, Small Cars and, 537 Staggering, 345 St. Albans, History and Art at, (" A Venus Worth
  • Visiting "), 296 Standard Car, A Super, 592 ?Standard Light Car at the Scottish Show, 243 Stanhope Front-wheel-driven Cyclecar, 386 Starling Windscreen for the Rear Passenger, 517 Starting, For Easy, 236
  • Starting Handle, Why Not Abolish the? 298 Starting Handle Found on Beggar's Rooit, 559 Staxton, Somersaulting Three-wheeler at, 576 Staxton Hill-climb, The, 446
  • Steam Cyclecar, Will the, Ever Materialize? 384 Steering, Remedy for Stiff, 33 Steering, Stiff, 560
  • Steering System, " How it Works," 97 Stentophone Petrol Can Holder, The, 582 Stock Machine Trial, Course Marked with Blue, 532
  • Storage Battery Fallacy, A, 50 Stories, 209, 235, 267. 295. 321, 345, 373. 399. 453, 509, 537, 565, 621, 649, 675 Stratford-on-Avon Rally, The, 543 Streamline Fallacy, The, 181 Streamlining, The Value of, 562 Streatham Engineering Co., Bidders Pleaae Note 128
  • Street Names, Queer, 74 Submarine Road, A, 230 Summer Time, 446 Summer Time, (Looking Ahead), 103 Sunbeam Light Car, A? 156
  • THE LIGHT CAR AND CYCLECAR
  • S (continued).
  • Surbiton and District Motor Cycle Club, Change
  • o! Title, 230 Surbiton M.C. Trial, 616 Surrey Car, Numerical Coincidence, 152 Surrey light Car, On the Road with a, 602 Sutton Bank, High Speeds at, 617 Sutton Bank Hill-climb, 531 Sutton Bank Hill-climb Entries, 588 Sutton Bank and Bosedale Hill-climbs, 607 x Sutton Cold'field's Annual General Meeting, 262 Swift, Keeping a, in Tune, 542 9wilt Light Car Reduced in Price, 103 Swift Prices Reduced, 506
  • Tail Lights, Yellow?, 671
  • Talbot, One of the First 8 h.p.. 536
  • Talbot, The 8 h.p., in Daily Service, 678
  • Talbot Light Car, The, 22
  • Talbot £uper-efficient Ergine, 673
  • Talbot-Darracq Racer, A New, 616
  • Talbot-Darracq, The New, to do 100 Miles in the Hour, 643
  • Tamplin, Mr. Tamplin's Coupe at Stainea, 136
  • Tamplin, 500 Miles in 24 Hours, 24
  • Tamplin Light Car, The, Test of, 115
  • Tamplin, Price of, Reduced, 533
  • Tamplin Two-seater at the .Scottish Show, 243
  • Taxation in France, 506
  • Taxation, Lower, in Sight, 505
  • Taxation, The Motorist's Vote and, 194
  • Taxation, New Basis of, Monstrous—if True! 83
  • Taxation Officials Instructed to Ascertain if Motor Vehicles are New.—Why ? 84
  • Taxation, The R.A.C. and, 506
  • Taxes Reduced by 50 per cent., 37
  • T.B. Cyclecar, On the Road with a, 332
  • T.B. Three-wheeler at Olympia, 1-3
  • Temperino, Gas-cooled Engine in the, 8
  • Terry Clips for the Workshop, 582
  • Tea* Hill Record, The Broken, 316
  • Tested and Found ? Rex Headlight Controller,
  • K.L.G. Plugs. Dover Steering Wheel, 71
  • Theory v. Practice, 321
  • Thief, Foiling the 564
  • Thirteenth, The Unlucky, 593
  • Three-wheeler, The Friction-driven. By Mr. C. W. Wheeler, 91
  • Three-wheeler, A New, at £115, 14
  • Three-wheeler, Will the, Survive? 644
  • Three-wheeler* at Olympia, 10
  • Three-wheelers, 1922, Reviewed, 40
  • Three-wheelers, Why They Should Appeal to Motorcyclists, 15
  • Thurlow Mascot, The, 310
  • Tilbury Ferry, 671
  • Toll, A Threepenny, 339
  • Toolbox, A Running Board, 526
  • Tools and Spares, Choosing Essential, 253
  • Top Gear Test Through London, 18
  • Topic, The Most Favourite. 4
  • Topics of the Day:—
  • Automatic Gear Change, 347
  • Battery Ignition, The Future of, 567. Belt
  • Drive, Reviving, 237
  • Car, The No-trouble, 86. Christmas, A Merry, 109. Competition Season, The Coming, 39. Cyclecar, Conception of the True, 159. Cyclecar, Essentials of the Tnie, 375. Cyclecar, Women and the, 323. Cyclecar or Sidecar? 297. Cyclecars, One-litre Limit for, 401. Cylinders, Two or Four? 427
  • Deferred Payment System, The, 623. Dil-ierential, Dispensing with the, 269. Differential or no Differential ? 60. Drive, Learning to, 455. Drivers, Disabled, 487. Easter Trial, The Great, 567. Economy, Studying, 133. Economy Cars, Trial of, 211. Engine, Correct Treatment of a New, 427. Engine Efficiency, Still Greater, 323. Front Wheel Drive, 183
  • Garage, The Home, 297. Garage and Other •Dangers, 183. Geddes Committee and the Ministry of Transport, 323. " General Efficiency," What it Means, 401. German Small Car Developments, 567. Gold Medal, The Value of the, 647
  • Inquisition, A Remarkable, 159. Inventor, Encouraging the, 183. Irish Questions, 85. "Light Car and Cyclecar," Our Ninth Birthday, 9. Light Car Definition, The, 211. Light Car Records at Brooklands, 623. Limit, The 20 m.p.h., to go, 401 London-tLand's End, A Really Valuable Trial, 513
  • Motor Laws, The Proposed New, 539 New Year, A Prosperous, 133 Overseas Trade, Capturing, 375. Owner, The New, and the Second-hand Market, 455
  • Petrol, Our, is Too Dear, 513. Petrol, Price of, Must be Reduced, 595. Police, The Persecution of the, 677. Prices, Are the Present, Too High? 437 Road Repair, Crude Methods of, 427. Roads,
  • Better, are Coming, 647
  • Scottish Show, The, 237. Scottish Six Days' Trial, The 647. Small, But Important, 109. Small Four, Perfecting the, 86. Speed, How it is Attained, 455. Speeds, Three or Four? 109, 237. Sportsman"s Cup, The, 677. Taxation, Unjust and Unsatisfactory, 60. Taxation Reforms Needed, 269. Three-wheeler, The Position of the, 9. Tourist Trophy, Interest in the, 539. Traffic Signals, Wanted—(Systematic, 375. Trial, A Really Valuable, 513 Trials, Wanted—More, on a Price Basis, «-87. Two-stroke, The Scope of the, 211 Water, Air, Oil or Gas Cooling, 39. Winners, Announce the, 595. Winter Driving, 133
  • Tour de France, Peugeot Wins the, 532
  • Tour de France, Entries fur the, 339
  • Touring Equipment, 578
  • Touring Query, A, by Invalid Novice, 393
  • Touri.-ig Without Hotels, The Car-bed, 681
  • Tourist and Traveller, For the, 470
  • Tourist Trophy, The, 295; Race for Amateurs, The Sportsman's Cup, 671; Car Race for Private Owners, 643; Races for 1922, 78; Entries for the 154: Four-wheeled Brake* in the, 560; The Last Entry for the, 507; Preparing for the, 261; Preparing for the, Improvements to the Course, Probable Starters, 538; Prospects. 674
  • Towing and Being Towed, On, 375
  • Trade in Germany, 152
  • Traffic Director, A Travelling, 421
  • Traffic Driving Dangers, 235
  • Traffic Driving, Some Niceties in, 428
  • Trapping, 38
  • Travers Open Trial, The Forthcoming, 498
  • Trees Bar the Road, 559
  • Trial, 24-Hour, Abroad, 32
  • Trial, How to See To-morrow's (General Efficiency, March 12th), 395
  • Trial Regulations, Inconsiderate, 399
  • Trials Drivers Wanted, 393
  • Triumph, A Coming, 143
  • Triumph Light Car, The, 675
  • Trossachs, The, ("Avenue Worth Visiting"), 594
  • Troubles, Minor, and How to Trace Them, 198
  • Troubles, Unusual, 294
  • Trunk, A New Light Car, 578
  • Tunbridge Wells, ("A Venue Worth Visiting"), 676
  • Tune, Restoring Lost, 27 6
  • Tuning, Too Much, 452
  • Tuning, What It Can Do, 483
  • "Turbulence"? What is, 232
  • Twin, In Favour of the, 425
  • Two-stroke Engines, Improvements in, 214
  • Tyre, The Best All-round Type of, 463
  • Tyre, The Henley Zig-Zag Tread. 480
  • Tyre Economy? Do you Study, 118, 141
  • Tyre Impressions, 394
  • Tyre Pressures and Suspension Systems, 508
  • Tyres, Everlasting, 107
  • Tyres, Proper Cars of the, (My Lady Drives), 577
  • Tyres, Which is the Best Non-skid Tread? 164
  • Tyring for the Winter, 59
  • u
  • Urit Utility Light Car, The Grtatlv Improved, 553
  • Units, Two Light but Sturdy, 110 Universal Joints or Flexible Couplings (" How It
  • Works"), 120
  • Valve, Which Type of, 531
  • Variable Compression, Lecture on, by Dr. Kewly, 37
  • Vaughan-Knight, Mr. H. H., Joined the Staff of O.W.K., 447
  • Ventilation, Where Our, Helps, 321
  • Venue Worth Visiting, A:—New Feature, 154; Wetisleydale, in Yorkshire, 158; Cobham —ir> tho Dickons Country, 182; Dartmoor, 210; The Lochs of Scotland, 236; Northumberland and the Northern Border, 268; St. Albans, 296; Alfriston, on the Sussex Ooast, 322; L<xx», 374; Walsingham, 426; Selborne, 454; Huntingdon, 566; Sir Walter Scott's Country, 594; Rievau'x Abbey, 622; Tunbridge Wells, 676
  • Verse—
  • The 20 m.p.h. To Go, 675 An Amateur Championship, 536 The Call of the Cyclecar, 483 Tho Call of the New Car, 373
  • The Diagnosis, 266
  • Disillusioned, 593
  • Economy, 61
  • His Ambition, 649
  • " L'Hommo Propose, i3o
  • The Pessimist, 108
  • Poetic Justice, 564
  • Profiteers, 37
  • Questionable Simihts. 320
  • Sheer Cnaeduess, 453
  • The Sports Model, 295
  • Too Much Tuning, 509
  • Tuning Up! 180
  • " What Is An Amateur? 345 Victory Cup Trial, The, 472 Victory Cup Trial, Result of the, 481 Vogue, The Coming, of Siiont Sporting Models, 180
  • Voiturette Light Car at the Scottish Show. 244 Vulcan Light Car Engine, The New Single-sleeve Valve Flat Twin, 248
  • w
  • Wallingtoa Club's Short Evening Trial, 506 Walsingham and the Norfolk Broads (" A Venue
  • Worth Visiting "), 426
  • Wanderer, The, a German Light Car, 599 War Memorial at Holborn Unveiled by M*jor
  • Jeffries, 672
  • Warm, How bo Keep, 322 Warning, Audible. 373
  • Warren-Lambert, Improvements in the, 433 Weather-prcofmg the Simple Car, 206 Webb Light Car, The, A New Family-type Small, 4 30
  • Weight, Cutting Down, 686 Weight, Over, 422
  • Wensfc-ydale, A Venue Worth Visiting, 158 Weeta.ll Cyclecar, The, 5
  • Westall Cup; A Trial of All-round Merit, 435 Wcstall Runabout, The (Ingenious), 37 Westinghousi? Ignition Tester, The, 632 Western Centre Arctic Trial, Official Results of
  • the, 532
  • AVestw&rd ITo! on a Woiseley Sevon, 534 Weybrid?e, New Club-house at, 367 Wheel Changing, For Facilitating, 158 Wheels. Three or Four? 1 Wick Carburetter, The, 635 Windscreen, " Appleing " a Wet, 208 Windscreen Cleaner, the Perfect, 225 Windscreen, Keeping the, Clean, 560 Winter One-Day Trial, A, 316 Winter Reliability Trial, The, 62 Wireless, The Wonders of, 372 Wireless Outfit, A Self-contained, 261 Withdean. A.C., Brighton: Another Country Club, 18
  • Wolseley, 7 h.p., as Prize 4 Wolseley, The 7 h.i>.. Tried Out, 505
  • Wolselry Seven, Westward Ho! on a 534
  • Wolseley Ten: 500 IViiles at Over 80 m p h 32 Wolseley Ten: New Sports Model, 680
  • Wolseley Double 12-Hour Attempt, The 617 Wolseloy Records. 128
  • Worcester, Parking Cars in, 672
  • Worcester and District Club Dinner, 128
  • Worcester and District M.C.C.'s One-dav Trial - 505
  • Workshop, Order in the: Terry Clips, 582
  • Workshop Hints and Running Tips-Accumulator Box Jack, Making a 122
  • Air Lock, To Prevent, 362
  • Brass, Cars of, 122
  • Cable, Treatment for a Frayed, 552
  • Chain Repairs, Simplifying, 362
  • Gudgeon Pins, Removing, 362
  • Hood Fit/tin*, A Handy, 362
  • Licence Holder, Making a, Water-tight, 552
  • Nipples, Adapting Large, 552
  • Rattle, Eliminating, 122
  • Split Pins, Withdrawing, 122
  • Valve Caps, Removing Refractory, 552
  • Wood Screws, When Using, 552 Wright Heel Block, The, 610
  • XL-All Grease-bath Spring Gaiter, 610 Xmas Present, A Free, 64
  • Xtra Cyclecar at Olympia, 10 Xtra, 150 Miles on an, 650
  • Yellow Tail Lights? 671
  • Zenith Carburetter, Overhauling the, 144

INDEX TO ILLUSTRATIONS.

  • Abbey "10," The 1922. 189
  • Abbey Ten, The, at the Wishing Well, Little Bar-ford: Note the Capacious Dickey Seat, 488
  • A.B.C., The, as a Four-seater, 672
  • A.B.C., Gordon England's T.T., 154
  • A.B.C. Light Car Packed for Overseas, 262
  • A.-C, The 1922, 184-5
  • A.-C., Mr. Brownsort on, Made One of the Best Performances in the General Efficiency Trial, 435
  • A.-C. Chassis, Points of Adjustment on the, 356
  • A.-C. Light Car, Beauty of Outline of- the, 356
  • A.-C. Light Car de Luxe, 316
  • A.-C., Showing the Well-balanced Lines of the, 184
  • A.-C. Showrooms, Fine New, Recently Opened, 418
  • A.-C. Sociable, Adapted by Mr. E. G. Johnson of Sels^y, 638
  • A.-C, How the Tools are Carried1 on the, 245
  • Acceleration, Fierce v. Economy, 293
  • Accelerator, The, is One of the Keys to Economy and waste, 72
  • Accumulator, The Four-volt Fuller Block-type, 226
  • Accumulator Jack, An, in Position, 122
  • Action, and Reaction, 264-5
  • Aero-car, Ihe, 103 Aero-car, A Sporting, 666
  • Albert Car, Combinedi Four-speed Gate and Hand Brake Ratchet on the, 245
  • Albert Light Car in Lakeland. 289
  • Alconbury, The Summit of, 566
  • Alford and Alder Front Axle, 111 '
  • Alfred1 Peppercorn's Present," 113 Alfriston, The Star Inn at, 322
  • Alvis Light Car, The, 451
  • Alvis Four-seater Light Car, The, 442
  • Ahris, The Sports Model on Trial, 220 Amilcar, The, 57
  • Amilcar, The, Capable of Lapping at Brooklands at 50 m.p.h., 486 Amilcar Chassis, 59
  • Anti-dazzle Courtesy, 296
  • Anzahi Engine, The New, 468
  • Arc Atomizing Air Inlet, Diffuser Ring is th«
  • Secret of the. 440
  • Argyll, Duke of, Taking an Interest in the Performance of the Hillman at a Trial in Scotland, 674
  • Ashbourne, Quaint Hotel Sign at, 20
  • Ashton-Evans, Details of the—The Gearbox, Showing the Locking Springs. Horizontal Shock Absorbers on the Torque Rod, 129
  • Atlantic Jack, The, 692
  • Atomette f.yclecar, The, 381
  • Attention, Where, Should be Given, 167
  • Audiometer, The 395, 653
  • Auto-Cycle Union, " Arctic " Trial, The, Scenes in the, 518; Kop Hill-climb, 625; Northern Centre Trial, Amid Ideal Surroundings', 669; Northern Centre Trial: "P. S. Spouse Makes an Excellent Ascent of Rake Howe, 688; Stock Machine Trial: F- S. Spouse Leading a String of Motorcyclists, 471
  • Auto-gear Cyr.lereir, The, 348, 459
  • Automobile Association's Roadside Telephone Box, 77
  • Auxiliary Control, Two Examples of, 74
  • A.V. Monocar, The, 618, 619
  • Axle, The Solid Back, 380
  • Axle, Bent, Straightening a, 664
  • Baby Blake Cyclecar at the Crystal Palace Show, 506
  • B.A.C., Accessible Brake Adjustment on the, 241
  • B.A.C. Coup6 The, at, the Scottish Show, 287
  • B.A.C., Mr. Bex Mundv's, on the Slopes of Windmill Hill, 317 '
  • Back Draught, Eliminating. 309
  • Back Draught Not Only Makes Driving Most Uncomfortable, but Results in Promoting. Stiff Hecks and Other Ailments. The Cure Here is Only Too Obvious, 608
  • Back Draught, One Satisfactory way of Overcom-ine it, 668
  • Balance, Four-cylinder, Impossible, 515
  • Barnet and St. Albans, Despite Rain, Fog. and the Possibility of Snow, the Open Road Still Calls Irresistibly at, 52
  • Battery, How a, is Made; View of the Chill or Casting Shop in Which the Grids are Turned Out with Great Rapidity, 601
  • Bayliss-Thomas, Controls of the, 241
  • Bayliss-Thomas New Model, The, 405
  • Bayliss-Thomas, The, in the Economy Car Trial, 317
  • Bayliss-Thomas, The, at the Scottish Show, 244
  • Beck, P.O., in a Familiar Attitude, 483
  • Beggar's Boost, The Cause of Several Lost " Golds," 559
  • Beggar's Roost Hill, Unique Photograph of, Showing the Altitude Attained Before the Climb is finished, 569
  • Belsize-Bradshaw Air-cooled Engine, The, 467.
  • Belsize-Bradshaw Chassis with Oil-cooled Engine, 390
  • Belsize-Bradshaw Light Car, Interesting Features of the, 163
  • Belsize-Bradshaw, The, at the Scottish Show, 245
  • Belt Drive, What the, Eliminates and Introduces, 246-7
  • Bleriot-Whip.pet, Seat Starter on the, 299
  • Bowser Light Car, The, 439
  • Brake, Contracting, «n the Transmission, 46
  • Brake, The Internal-expanding, 46
  • Brake Drum, Ribbed to Promote Cooling, 47
  • Braking Strains, 264
  • Braham Cyclecar, Formerly Known as the Stanhope, 618
  • Braham, A Novel Three-wheeler, 459
  • Rridlington, The Priory Church of, 24
  • Brighton Road, The New, in Pictures, 66
  • British Anzani Cyclecar Engine, The New, 404
  • Brittain, Oapt. A. W., 588
  • Brolt Lighting Set, A New Small, 578
  • Brolt Regulating Dimmer with Steering Wheel Clip, 474
  • Brooklands: G. Bedford, Hotly Pursued, by W. H. Oates's Lagonda under the Members' Bridge, 561
  • Brooklands, Easter Thrills at, 574
  • Brooklands, The First Light Car Race of the Season: Start of the Half-crown Impromptu Race, 434
  • Brooklands: Capt. Nash "Leaping" the Top of the Test Hill while Practising for a Record Breaking Attempt, 408
  • Brooklands: Never was the Necessity for a Spraft Better Shown than when this Car, Piloted by a Well-known Driver, Ran Backwards and Piled Itself up in the Manner Shown, 423
  • Brooklands, Small Cars Battle with Giants, 684
  • Brooklands: W. J. Tollady, on the Crouch, Winning the 75 m.p.h. Short Handicap, 561
  • Brooklands, Track Racing at, 376
  • Brooklands: Mr. E. B. Ware, on His Morgan, Leading Mr. Le Vaek, England's Champion Motorcyclist, 537
  • Brooklands at Easter: K. Don, on the Racing A.-C., Winning the 100 rn.p.h. Short Handicap, 561
  • Brooklands Track Under Repair, 137
  • Bruce, V. A., on His G.N., Made. One of the Best and Cleanest Climbs of Porlock, 571
  • B.S.A.: Hood of Which Can be Erected Single-Handed by the Driver, 19
  • B.9.A. Air-cooled Twin, The, 484 B.S.A. Cyclecar, Plate on Dash of, Bearing a Diagram of the Gears, 266
  • B S.A. Cyclecar, The, at. the Scottish Show, 245 B.S.A. TriaU One of the B.S.A.s, 688 B.T.H. Lighting and Ignition Unit, 598
  • Buchet Light Car, The 10 h.p., 425
  • Buckboard, Propelled by an Auto-Wheel, Shortly to be Placed on the Market, 642
  • Buckingham Belt-driven Machine, The, 246 Buckingham Cyclecar, Chassis of, 421 Buckingham Engine,' The Air-cooled Twin, 424
  • Buckingham Light Car, The, Tworseftfcer Body of,
  • Finished in Aluminium, 271 Buckingham Radiator Built on the Davy Lamp
  • Principle, 78 Bugatti, The Famous 2-00-Mile Racing, now Being
  • Produced as a Standard Model, 671 Burgos, in Northern Spain, Quaint Architecture
  • of, 273 Buttertubs Pass, Yorkshire, 549
  • Cable, Ffayed, The Four Successive Operations
  • in Fitting a Nipple to, 552
  • Calcott Car on the Summit of Sunrising Hill, 386 Calthorpe, 'ihe New All-weather Body, 403 Calthorpe, Improvements to a, 544 Calthorpe, Keeping a, in Tune, 306 Calthorpe, Ten Thousand Miles on a, 94 Calthorge Chassis, Points of Adjustment on the, 307
  • Oalver Two-stroke Engine, The, 333 Cams, Touring and Racing, 456 Capao Carburetter, 92 Capao Mascot, The, 111 Car, Buying a, on Easy Terms, 187 Car, Care of the New: Useful Hints and Tips, 355 Car, The Convenience of the Small, 304 Car, Home-built Racing, 529 Car, Preparing the, for the Summer, 524-5 Car, A Single-gear Family, Chapuis-Dornier-en-
  • gined, 228
  • Car, Small, The Handiness of the, 305 Car, Testing a, Scientifically, 652 Car, Turning Your, into a Lift, 597 Car with Front-wheel Drive, 391 Car Stopping on the Camber of the Road: A Carburetter Arranged as Shown May be the
  • Cause of Much Wasted Fuel, 73 Car Bed, ?'he, in Use: Touring Without Hotels, 681 Carburetter, Neat Fitting by Which the, Can be
  • Flooded from the Dash, 590 Carburetter, The Solex, 393 Carburetter, The Zenith, 144 Carburetter Heater Invented' by Prof. Low, 225. Castle Three, The, 13 Castle Three, Adjustable Steering Column on the. 45' Castle Three, The, which Provides Comfortable
  • Accommodation for Three Passengers, 44 Chain Repairs, Useful Block for, 362 Chars-a-banc, Do Not Turn Into a, to Oblige
  • Your Friends. . . They Will Not Foot
  • the Bill, 449 Charron-Laycock, The, 410 Charron-Laycock: One of the Best-looking Small
  • Cars on the Road, 513 Oharron-Laycock, New Model, 492 Charron-Laycock Chassis, Important Points on
  • the, 411 Charron-Layeock Light Car, Condition of, after it
  • had Ploughed Down a Lamp-post and Two
  • Iron Pillars, 83 Charteris, R. L., on the Bridge of Avon, in the
  • Six Days', 658 Chassis, Three- and1 Four-wheeled: A Striking
  • Comparison, 646 Chater Lea Light Car: The Component Parts of
  • which will be •on View at the Cycle and
  • Motorcycle Exhibition, 3
  • "Chimney, The": "Kim II" Making an Ascent. E. Shotton Secured Second Place, 607
  • Christmas, The Spirit of, 101 Citroen, The 10 h.p., 278 ? Oitroen, Dynamo Mounting on the, 241 Citroen, The Smallest Water-cooled " Four," 485 Citroen Chassis, Pointers on the, 279 Oitroen Light Car, 134 Oitroen Mo-del de Luxe, Substantially Reduced, 476 Claud'el-Hobson Carburetter, Overhauling the, 254
  • Clear-Hooter Electric Horn, 225 01 u ley, New Throttle Control on the, 240 Clutch, To Free a Sticking, 268 Coachwork, Renovating, 412 Coasting, Wasteful, on Hills, 293 Coats Steam Car, The, 384 Cobham, " The Leather Bottle," 182 Cold Weather Gadgets, 16 Collins, Miss Winnie, Taking her First Lesson on
  • a Bels.ize-Bradsb.aw, 615 Oolmoro Cup Trial, The: Mr. W. A. Carr Followed
  • by Mr. Noiris, Both Driving Morgans, on
  • Sud-ely Hill. 369 Oolmore Cup Trial: Bushoombe Hill Proved the
  • Undoing of Several Competitors: Mr.
  • J. W. Meredith on his T.B 37.3 d Si A N
  • J. W. Meredith on his T.B 37.3 Compensated Suspension1: A New Idea for Using
  • Only Two Springs^-Seen on a French
  • Cyolecar, 481 Compensating Gear as Supplied to Two Brakes
  • Operated on One Lever or Pedal, 47 Control, Central v. Side, 540-1
  • Cooling, Air, Oil, or Water for: The Three-Methods Shown Pictorially, 160 Copper Pipes, Method of Beading, 226 Oountisbury Hill, near Lynmouth, 549
  • Coventry, New Illuminated Signpost* and Clock
  • whioh are Being Erected in, 671 Coventry, " Parking " Places in, 3
  • Coventry-Premier Cycleear, Dickey Seat Fitted to, 368
  • Coventry-Premier, Hand Control for the Throttle of the, 242
  • Coventry-Simplex Four-stroke Engine, The, 528 Coventry-Climax Small Fours, 490 .
  • Cover for Car which Provides Comfort in Driving, 322 Oowdray Park, Road with Small White Posts to
  • Mark the Bonier of the Road, ~76
  • Cox-Atmo& Carburetter, Overhauling the, 690
  • Crankcase Release Valve, A Home-made, 90
  • Oricklewood and Edgware, The Road Between, Undergoing Repair at Last, 54
  • Crouch, The 1922, 502
  • Crouch, Keeping a, in Tune, Details of, 630
  • Crouch, Power Unit of, 631
  • Crouch, J. W. Tollady's.: One ol the Surprises at the B.A.R.C., 672
  • Crouch Engine, The Water-cooled 1922' 424
  • Crouch Gearbox, Th«, 21 '
  • Cyclecar, A Oanoe Body, 114
  • Cyolecar, Conceiving the: Originality Means Progress, 150
  • Cyolecar: Diagram Showing How a*n Ajde Shod with Big Wheels Moves Less than, does O»e Fitted! with Small Wheels when a Pot-hole is Encountered, 370
  • CyclecaT, The Family: Plan. View of Arrangements of Seats, 231
  • Cyclecar, Lay-out of a, Suggested by P.J.S.J., 313
  • Cyclecar, The Six-wheeled: The Latest from Germany, 372
  • Cyclecar, The Steam, 384
  • Cyclecar, The, on Tramlines, 644
  • Cyclecar, The Three-wheeled, is Extremely Fast on Hills, and Generally Beats the Four-wheeler, 644
  • Cyclecar, Has the Advent of the True, been Delayed by the Fact that Manufacturers have Concentrated on the Needs ol th» Sporting Enthusiast? 149
  • Cyclecar, The True, Must Have Small Turning Radius, 371
  • Cyclecar, Two-seater, Designed by Mir. Allan Thomas, 169
  • Cyclecar, Unconventional French Three-wheeler, 420
  • Cyclecar, Where the, Scores, 304
  • Oyolecar, The, for Winter Motoring, 339
  • Oyclecar Club, Oue of the Early Meetings of the, 600
  • Cycleoar v. Sidecar, S37
  • Cyklonette: A Front-wheel-drive Three-wheeler., 290
  • Cylinder, How to Test Uneven Wear in: Using' a Pair of Callipers, 96
  • Danger Board, New, Erected in Bromley, 477
  • Dartmoor, The Tors, 210
  • Davies Lytaway Anti-dazzle System, The, 534-
  • Dayton Cyclecar in the Hill-climbing Test, 473
  • Dayton Monocar, Details of the, 55
  • Deemster Light Car, Little Refinements on the, 625 Deemster Light Car Beside one of. the Most
  • Familiar Examples of Statuary Within- a
  • Radius- of One Mile of Charing Gross. What
  • Is It? 624
  • Derby, Dash and Controls of the, 34 Derby Light Car, The, 34 Detachable Cylinder Head, Care of the, 396 Dew Belt-driven Machine, The, 246 Diatto Light Gar on Test: Crossing the Tower
  • Bridge, 402
  • Dickey Seat, The Ideal, 520 Dickey Seats, The Trend of Modern Design:
  • Alvis, Riley Sports, 10 h.p. WoUsley,
  • Crouch, Clulev, 521 Differential, How Wheel-spin is Caused- on a Car
  • Fitted with a, 190
  • Differentia^ One of the Disadvantages of the, 191 Differential Effect on Trains and Boiling Stock], 259 Dimming Switch Controlled by a " Master "
  • BuUon, 88 Disabled Drivers' Trial: Capfy. Harris Taking the
  • Water-splash on the G.W.K-., 53=3' Disabled Drivers' Trial: Eight Men, Nine Legs, 545 Dixon Jet Control, The, Designed for the Cox-
  • Atmos Carburetter, The, 466 Don, Mr. Kaye, 105. 421 Dorr Miller Differential, The, 413 Drive, The Quickest Way to Learn to, 462 Driver:" 1 here are Many Points Apart from his
  • Ability to Change Gear or to Thread his
  • Way Through a Town on Market Day,
  • whioh go Toward* the Making of a: Good," 581 Driving, When, over Loose Stones . . . .Speed
  • Up Upon Approaching Such Stones, and
  • Declutch ' Whust Actually B&ssing OveT
  • Them, 119 Driving; Spectacular, is Costly and Unnecessary, 292
  • Dunhill Parcels Pocket, The, 692 Dunlop Magnum, Tyre, 464' Duo Belt-driven Machine, The, 246 Dynamo, The E.I, Fitted to the Brolt Cyclecar
  • Lighting Set, 578 Dynamo Driving Systems, Three; 350
  • Eagle War Memorial, near Lincoln, Crouch Light
  • Car in Front of, 27 East Midland Trial Colonial Conditions in the:
  • What They Had to Face, 499 East Midland Trial: The Start: Mr. Ebblewhite
  • Despatchiug N. Norris (Morgan) from
  • Leicester, 499
  • Easting Outfit, The Complete, in Position, 104 Easting Rear Windscreen, 30 Economic, The Resiliency of the Frame. Provides
  • the Suspension on the £60, 45 Economic Cyclecar, The Snriagless, 12 Economic "Light" Car, Two Men Hoisting, the, 78 Economy Car Trial: Drivers Allowed-Fifteen Min,
  • vcte* to Oover a Mile and. Change, a Blug>
  • and a Wheel: The. Test itt. Progress in
  • Banbury, 321
  • Economy Car Trial, Wheel-changing in the,. 377 E.H.P., Dash ol the, 36 E.H.P. Light Car, Details, ol the, 35, 330 ? E.H.P., Streamliaed Tail and "Wings. aret a Feature of the, 330 Eli». Cyel«ca,r, The, 409
  • THE LIGHT CAR AND CYCLECAR
  • E (continued).
  • fiaas Txwvstroke Engine, the New, 56 Enfielcl-Ailday, Tfite Last Wotd in Cotalbrt and
  • Weattoer-pMiofing, 491
  • Enfteld-Allday in Snow Drifts, at Cleveland, 505 Enaeld-Allday Sports Model on the Road, 1'9B EnfieW-Allday Taking Water-splash near Canley
  • at Speed, 317 Enfclhe, The Amilcar, 6? Engine, The Calver Two-stroke, 333 Engine, The Crouch, 424 Eflfcita*. Th% Binnis, 66 Engine, The Harding Two-stroke, 214 Ettgitte, Ti» Howard-Vulcan, 248 Engine, J.A.P., 43 Engine, Th« LoW Twto-Btroke, 349 Engine, The Marseal Air-cooled, 379 Engine, The PettgeoVTartraiE, 215 Engine, Tfee Roberts, 324 Engine, The Swan, 214 ' Engine, Westall, 37 Engine, Aif-cooted Twin v. Water-cooled Four, 406 Engine, A New British Cyelecar, by the British
  • Anzani Engine Co., 404 Engine, The Oil-cooled, of the Belsize-Bra.dsh.aw
  • Light Car, 162, 424 Engine, The Horizontally Opposed Air-cooled, on
  • the Rover, 424 Engine, Water-cooled Flat, Manufactured by the
  • Coventry Motor Co., 425
  • Engine, The Water-cooled ' Four," as Represented by the 10 h.p. Wolaeley, 424 Engine Heater Mad« from a Bicycle Lamp, 210 Engines, T«o-stroke, Improvements in, 214 Enofcs Grease Gun in U«e, 465 Epping Forest: A ChriBtrxtas Morning Run, 148 Bleex One-Day Trial: K. Don Restarting his
  • A.-C., 345 Essex One-day Trial, The: Mabon Taking Staples
  • Hill Hair-pin at Sp*ed, 351 Essex Winter Trial: How They Took the Water-
  • be Fitted by the
  • splash, 341 Exhaust Heater which Can
  • Owner-driver, 16 Exhaustion, Rapid, 457
  • "Feeler" Gftuge, A, lot Accurately Measuring
  • Valve Clearance, 96 Fielden, Mr. N.. the Winner of the Disabled
  • Drivers' Handicap, 616 Flying Bird Mascot, The, 123 Focusing, The Extremes oi, 351 Foot Pump, The Gamajfe, 440 Fork Reads, "The Weighbridge" on the North
  • Road, 649
  • Forster, The New Flat-belt-driven, 327 Fournier, The Two-stroke, 408 Prance, One of the Long Straight Roads oi, 272 Frenob Highspeed Reliability Trial at Marley, 340 French Trfali The: Peugeot QuadrileUe Passing
  • an Amilcar in Trouble at Marley, 342 Friction Drive, New System of, on Horstman Car, 653
  • Front-wheel Drive1, 178 Ftont-wheel Drive, Using the Front Wheels for
  • Steering, Braking and1 Driving, 222 Front-wheel drive, Lay-oat oi, a Simple Car with, 391
  • F.R.S, Bulb Horn, Tbe, 464 Fuel Consumption Tests JOT Amateur*, 300
  • Gallop, Mr. Clive. To Drive in the T.T., 205
  • Gamage Foot Pump, The, 440
  • Garage Which Could Be Built For a Few Potods, 304
  • Garage Costing £22 10s. By E. C. Walton and Co., Newark, 302
  • Garage Suitable for Light Car, by SwtclrKe, Heb-den Bridge, YcrXS. 302
  • Ga*age, A Usettfl, by F. Pratt to, 302
  • Garage of Unvwual Quality by South-weetern Ap-plisncee, Falh*m, London, 302
  • Garagee, Types of Home. 303
  • Gear Change, Mastering a Strange, 426
  • Gear Changing, Some Important Considerations in the Art of, 86
  • Gearbex, T&esdoirs' 3A Type Unit, with Clotoh Hotuslag Designed ior Building Up Into Unit Construction With the Coventry-Simplex Engine, 110.
  • Gearbox, A Type 3, Provided With Central Control and Designed for Mounting a* a Separate Unit (Henry Meadows, Ltd.), 110
  • Gearbox, The Type H Jaickson, Which is Designed as a Separate Unit, 110
  • GeartWx ileJfen>ed to by* Mr. J. A. Evans, 312
  • General Efficiency Trial, Comprehensive Comparisons in the, 436
  • General Efficiency Trial at Kingston Vale. Scene at the Start, 419
  • " Genuine No-trouble " Car, The, 63
  • Germany, Six-wfiweierf Gyclecar From, 372
  • Gibbort* Light Car With External Power Unit, 459
  • GUlett, Mr. T., 670
  • Glare Problem. Solving the, By Tinting a Small Portion of the Windscrfen, 590
  • Globe Belt-driven Machine, 247
  • G.N., The Air-cooled Pioneer, 485
  • G.N., The Air-cooled, in the Tropics, 560
  • G.N., Belt-driven, The, 247
  • G.N. Cycieoar, The, at £250, 245
  • G.N. The in India, 683
  • G.N. New Model, Details of the, 139
  • G.N. on the Most Difficult Portion of Coornbe Bottom Hill by Flashlight, 140
  • G.N. Passing Through a Watersplash at Senny-brtdge During the Neath and District Reliability Trial, 53
  • G N Showing the Domed Wing* and Concealed Dickey on the 1922, 140
  • G.N., Three Interesting Views of the; 657
  • G.N. Valve Gear, Simple Device for Reducing th'a
  • Noise of, 336 Grade Cyclecar, The, 682 Gradient, An Interesting Comparison in—Kingston
  • Hill and Ranmore "Common, 213 Gradients For Measuring Quickly, 267 Graham Autohorn, The, 474 Graham Electric Horn, 123
  • Grteien, Mr. Hairy, and His. Riley Four-seater, 204 Guadarrama Mountains in .Spain, 2v4 Gudgeon Pin, Removing, 362
  • GWalia Cyclecar Chassis With Coil Springing, 326 G.W.K., Taken in Salopia, near Craven Atms, 27 G.W.K.'e, Fleet of, Driven by Messrs. Vaughan
  • Knight, Pope and Jackson, 620
  • H
  • Hands Car, Dynamo Drive on the, 243
  • Harding Two-stroke Engine, The, 215
  • Harper, The, A £100 Cyclecar, 263
  • Harper Cyclecars, 208
  • Harper Monocar, The, 460
  • Harper Two-stroke Monoears in the Six Days, 641
  • Harper Runabout, The, 619
  • Harper Runabout, Rear Suspension of the, 263
  • Harper Runabouts in the Six Days, 627
  • Harvey-Frpst Flint, Extractor, 225
  • Hat, Serviceable Motoring by Dunhill's, 461
  • Hatfield On the North Road, Showing That Wintry Conditions Do Not Keep the Motorist at Home. 126
  • Head and Side Lamp*, Combined, so Mounted on the Wings That They Can be Swivelled to Illuminate the Engine, on the Bowser Cyclecar, 398
  • Headlights, How to Focus, Correctly, 30
  • H.F. Rotoflator, The, 610
  • Hill, The Rev. A. D. Seventy-one Years of Age, ' and Not Afraid of a 600-mile Tour in His Singer " 10," 128
  • Hillman, First Photo, of the New Racing, 481
  • Hills, England's Steepest, 548
  • Holnie Mos«, on. the Huddersfield-Glossop Road, 548
  • Hood, The Roller Blind, Fitted to Light Car, 361
  • Hood Clip, A, 362
  • Horn, The Clear-Hooter Electric, 225
  • Horn Switch on the Lagonda,- 400
  • Horstman Kick-starter. The 299
  • Hounslow, Tramlines to be Uprooted and Banished. 234
  • Howard-Vulcan Single-sleeve Engine, 248
  • How It Works: Engine Lubrication, 70; Friston Transmission, 223; The Magneto, 579; The Sliding Pinion Type of Gear, 358; Springing, 69; Steering, 97; Universal Joints, 120
  • Humorous: The Battle of the Tyre Levers, 648; Comparisons are Odious 422; The Finish-ing-off Process, 344- Hard Times, 294; He, About to Purchase a Second-hand Cyclecar, " It Seems All Right, Ethel, But the Engine has No Compression. . ." 230; " How Far is it to the Nearest Garage? " 181; Instructor to Novice Having the Firet Lesson in Gear Changing, 398; " Is this Barking?" 508; f/ight Car(icatures), At the J.CC. Dinner by Our Artist, 177; Not an Economy Car, £25 Worth of Damage by Swerving to Avoid Hens, 482; " Not Running Your Train. This Morning? " 452; Oil on Troubled Waters, 320; Owner o< Car to Garage Hand, 209; Owner of Large Car to Scots Cyclecarist, 235; Somnambulistic But Jovial Farmer, 536; The Spring— as Our Artist See's It, 447; What We Should Like to Say, and Dare Not, 146; The Young Idea, 286
  • Hydrophor Brush, The, 526
  • I
  • Illusion A Curious. From1 the Photograph It
  • Would Appear as Though the Countryside
  • Were Covered With Snow, 136 Induction Pipe, Heating the, in Cold Weather, 17 Induction Pipe, Method of Warming the, 17 Inspection Lamp, Neat Device Which Dispenses
  • With the, 310 Instrument, An Entirely New, by R. A. G.
  • Patents, Ltd., 635 Inter-VaTisity Hill-climb Postponed Owing to Heavy
  • Rains, 408 Isurium, The Roman Town of, near Borobridge,
  • Showing the Ancient Cross, 202
  • Jack, A Simple, for Cyclecar, 121
  • Jacks, Millennium and Midas .Tnr., 465
  • J.A.P. Sports Model Engine, 43
  • Jarrott, Lt.-Col., Charles, 62
  • Jeff Tube, A Self-sealing, 301
  • Johrustone. Major (Jowett) Snapped Near Tar-land, in the Six Days, 659
  • Johnstons Major and R. Scoon Skidding Round the Bend on Studdon Hill in Style, 606
  • Jorgeneen Priming Device, The, 388
  • Jowett, The, as an All-weather Car, 80
  • Jowett The Completely Weatherproofed, 49
  • .lowett Engine, 258
  • Jowett Light Oar Outside W&ston Hall, Where Princess Mary is Spending the First Part of Her Honeymoon, 367
  • Jowett Light Cars. Three, in the Scottish Six Days' Trial, 675
  • Jowett Owners. Practical Hints to, 81
  • Junior Car Club: Dinner at the Hotel Cecil, 203; Opening Rally at Bvtrford Bridge on April 25th, 393; At Brooklands, 518; Some of the Numerous Light Car* and Cyclecars at the, 408
  • Kennedy Engine as Fitted to the Rob Roy Light
  • Car, 586 Kilometre Speed Trials Held at Boissy St. Leger, 176 " Kim II," One of the Fastest Monocars in the
  • World, 618 495 *
  • Kop Hill, Small Cars on, 497
  • L.A.D. Monocar, The, 689
  • Lagonda, Fan Mounting on the, 243
  • Lagnnda, Two-seater Coupe Model, 166
  • Lagonda, The, as a Two-seater Coup6 with Capacious Djckey Seat, 450
  • Lagonda Coupe, the Property of Mr. W. V. Denni-sun, at the English Garage at Meutone, 42O
  • Lagonda Coupe, Major Oates Took the 1 ,in 6 Portion on Kop at Over 15 m p.h., 495
  • Lagonda Coupe, The, ior the Lady Driver, 400
  • Lagoiuia, Light Car With Portable Wireless Station, 261
  • Lamp-post, London's Smallest 416
  • Langley Rear Indicator, The. 632
  • Law, Keeping Within the, 438
  • Laye, Miss Edith Driving Her Sports Model Singer, 461
  • Leads, Indentif y ing the, 382
  • Lecoy Cyclecar Improvements on the 489
  • Lecoy Light Car on Trial, 238
  • Leigh Place Hotel, Cobham, 87
  • Letts. Sir W. M., K.B.E., 153
  • Level Crossing, The Average, is a Test of Springing, But When the Metals Can be Crossed at the Angle Shown Very Little Discomfort is Caused to the Passenger*, 28
  • Le Zebre, How the Torque is Absorbed on the, 242
  • Licence- Holder Putty Used to Render It Watertight, 552
  • Licences for 1921, Expire on December 31et. A Pictorial Reminder 102
  • Licencing Headquarters, Charing Cross Road, 78
  • Lining Brush, Using a, 413
  • " Light Car and Cyclecar " Challenge Cup, The, 105
  • " Light Car and Cyelecar " Test Course, 195
  • Light Car Sleigh at St. Mortiz, 156
  • Light Car. Is the Perfect., Impossible? 610
  • Light Car. Streamline single-seater in Skeleton, Built by the Hawker Engineering Co., 448
  • Light Cars, Three Famous, in Silhouette, Showing Streamlining. 67 3
  • Light Cars: A.B.C., 154; Abbey " 10," 189, 488; A.-C., 184, 316, 356; A.-C. Sociable, 638; Albert 289; Alvis, 220, 442, 451; Amilcar, 486; B.A.C., 287, 317; Bayliss-Thomas, 244, 317 ; Belsize-Bradshaw, 245, 390; Bowser, 439; Biaham, 459; Bucbit, 326; Buckingham, 271; Calcott, <58S; Calthorpe, 157, 306, 403; Charron-Lay-cock, 410, 492, 513; Ohater Lea, 3; Oitffoeri), 134), 278, 485; Coats, 38.4; - Crouch 503, 630, 672; Cyklonette, The, 290; Derby, 34; Diatto, 402; Economic, 43; E.H.P., 35, 330; Elfe, 409; Enfield-Allday 196, 207. 317, 491; Forster, 327; Founder, 408; Gibbons, 459; G.N., 140, 485, 683; Hillman Racing, 481; Jowett, 49, 80, 367; Lagonda, 130, 166, 450; Lecoy, 238; M.A.G., 492; Marseal, 491; Mathis. 409, 547 ; McKenzie, 572; Monet et Coton, 408; Morgan, 241; New Hudson, 242, 432; Noel, 408;' Palladium, 241, 308; Peugeot Quadrilette, 270, 485; Rhode, 212, 450; Riley, 107, 216, 451; Rover, 188, 240, 394, 453; Rover "8," 450; Salmson, 409; Seabrook, 394; Scotsman, 205, 251; Silver Hawk, 337; Standard, 243; Surrey, 602; Swift, 543; T.B., 229; Talbot, 678; Talbot-Darracq, 642; Tamplin, 115, 131, 243; Unit, 553; Vulcan, 263; Wanderer, 599; Westall, 5; Wigan-Barlow, 262; Wolselej Seven, 534; Wol&eley Ten, 451
  • Lloyd, Col. Lindsay, at the Wheel of His A.C., 564.
  • Loch Katrine. ? The Trossaehs, 594 London County Council, Belvedere Road, S.E.,
  • * Renewing Licences at, 194 London-Exeter, TWo Lagondas on Salisbury Plain, 130 London-Exeter. The Operator of the. Secret Check, 132 London-Exeter. Mr. Tamplin'* Interesting Little
  • Coupe Snapped at the Start, 131 London-Exeter. What Dues It Matter So Long
  • as They Are Happy? 7 9 London-Exeter Run, Route of the, 33 London-Gloucester Trial. G. J. Davis with Full
  • Complement of Passengers in His Citroen, 155 London-Holyhead Trial, Leon Cwshman (Bugatti)
  • Making a Fast Climb of " Stay-a-little "
  • Hill. Major Kmpsoii (Crouch) Waiting the
  • Word " Go." Hon. V. A. Bruce Makes
  • Light of Bwlch-y-Groe.s, 604 London to Land's End Trial, Palladium Forced
  • to Take the Rough in Order to Pass the
  • Calcott, 568 London to Land's End Trial. Scenes in the, 568- 571
  • THE LIGHT CAR AND CYCLECAR
  • L (continued).
  • London-Southend Road, Construction of the 106
  • Looe, Cornwall, St. Keyne's Well, 374
  • Low TwcHStroke Engine The. 349
  • L.S.D. Light Car, Showing Bonnet, 42
  • L.S.D., Showing Engine Mounted Across the
  • Frame, 11
  • L.S.D. Three-wheeler at Olympia 11 Lynmouth Harbour, 531 Lynton Hill, 548
  • M
  • M.A.G. Engine, Magneto Side of the 1,000 c.c. Water-cooled 90 degree, 2
  • M.A.G. Light Car Fitted with Saloon body 492
  • Magneto Adjustment, Correct, 191
  • Magneto, How to Alter From Fixed to Variable Ignition, 500
  • Magneto, To Remove the, From the Engine, 567
  • Marlew, " The Compleat Angler," at, 587
  • Mai-seal Oil-cooled Engine, The, 378
  • Marseal, An Oil-cooled " Small-four," 467
  • Mar«eal Light Car, Details of the New, 491
  • Master Leaf, Old But Invaluable Method of Dealing With a Broken, 281
  • Mason, C. A. H., Views the Upper Stretch of Beggar's Roost With Apprehension in His Amilcar, 571
  • Mathis, D'Aumale on the New, 409
  • Mathis, How the Tools Are Accommodated on the, 532
  • Mathis, The Much Improved, 547
  • Mays-Smith, Sir A. S.( 153
  • McKenzie, The 10.5 h.p. on Test, 572
  • Meadows Engine, The New 10 h.p., 439
  • Mellano Cup, Through Snow and Slu«h for the, 518
  • Metro-Tyler, Chassis of, Remained Unscathed Although Being Nipped Between Two Tram-cars, 670
  • " M.G.," 89
  • 'Midland Car Club's Trial, Stopping and Restarting Test on Sunrising Hill, 654
  • Midland Light Car Club Economy Car Trial, 315
  • Millennium and Midas Junior Jacks, 465
  • Miller Tyre, The, 464
  • Milne I). S. (B.S.A.), Making a Good Climb of ' Talla Lin foot, 659
  • Moir, Mr. H. Kensington, 105
  • Monet et Coton Cyclecar, 408
  • Monooar, An Unconventional, The Harper, 460
  • Monocars in the Six Days of Mountaineering, 641
  • Morgan, The, For Speed and Hill-climbing, 241
  • Morgan, Mr. M E. B. Ware's. The Fastest Three-Wheeled Cyclecar in the World, 648
  • Morgan Cyclecar, The, 42
  • Morgan Cvclecar, Permanently Fixed Jack on the, 368
  • Morgan Sporting Model, 12
  • Morrisseau M. Who Drove the Talbot-Darracq at Brookland.s, 560
  • Motorcycle, The Solo, Has the Most Accessible Engine of any Automobile, 370
  • Mundy, Rex (G.N.), Ascends the Last Hill in the Six Days'. 661
  • N
  • Nailsworth Ladder, 548
  • New Hudson, on New Walton Hill, Clent, near
  • Birmingham, 432 1
  • New Hudson Cyclecar Belonging to Mr. O. de Lissa,
  • with Wicker Dickey Seat Attached to, 532 New Hudson Cyclecar at the Scottish Show, 242 New Hudson, The Latest Model, 14 New Hudson, Radiator of the, 42 Night Driving, The Problem of, 192 Noel Cyclecar, Not an All-weather, 408 Non-skid Tread, Which is the Best? 164 Northern Centre Event, The Machines Started from
  • Bucklow Hill, 655 North-Eastern Centre Open Trial, Two Snaps on
  • Studdon Hill, 606 Northumberland, Bridge at Warkworth, 268
  • o
  • Octo Gearing System, The, 385
  • Odetti Cyolecar, The New Two-stroke, Details of, 516
  • Oil-oooled Engine, The, 162
  • Oil Supply, If the. Fails, 622
  • Oke Duplex Patent Car Washer, The, 111
  • Oke Air Brake, The, 14
  • Oke Extra-air Device, The. 466
  • Oke Windscreen Cleaner, The, 692
  • Olympia, What It Will Look Like, 364
  • Olympia, Where the Three-Wheelers Will Be Found, 4
  • Orpington Light Car, 252
  • Orto Sidescreens, The, 474
  • Overhauling Hints, Old and New, which Save Time and Trouble, 383
  • Overhead Valve Provided with a Wire Core Removes the Risk ol Damage Following a Broken Stem, 256
  • Palladium, Enclosed Starter Drive on the, 240
  • Palladium, 200 Miles on a, A Halt Between Rip-ley and Guildford, 308
  • Palladium, Rear-springing Anchorage on the, 308
  • Palladium, The Two-seater, 241
  • Palladium Light Car Passing a Calcott on Por-lock, 568
  • Palladium Light " 12," Making Its Debut in the London-Exeter, 132
  • Palmer Three-rib'ied Tyro, 464
  • Paris^Nice Trial, Incidents in the, 408, 409
  • Paris Police Inspectors Provided with Cyclecars, 683
  • P.A.S. Injector Fitted to a Binger Light Car, 603
  • Perfect Windscreen Cleaner, The, 466
  • Perfect Windscreen Cleaner, The, in Position, 225 Petrol Can, Neat Method of Carrying a Spare, on
  • the Running Board, 590
  • Petrol Filling Station, A Private, on the Portsmouth Road, 60
  • Petrol Funnel, A Waterproof, 291 Petrol Gauge, A Diaphragm-operated, 88 Petrol Lock by Brierly's, Manor Street, Clapham, 388 Petrol Pipe, Ingredients for Repairing a Broken, 280
  • Petrol Squirt a Useful Accessory When it is Desired to Empty the Float Chamber of its
  • Contents, 198
  • Petrol Taps, Secret, and Ignition Locks, 662 Petrol When J*ed Away from the Tank in the
  • Manner Indicated, a Stiff Gradient Causes
  • the Fuel to Recede from the Outlet, 198 Peugeot Quadrilette, The, 485 Peugeot Quadrilette, How the Doors Swing Open
  • on the Saloon Model, 480 Peugeot>Quadrilette, Showing Narrow Wheel Track, 270
  • Peugeot Quadrilette Saloon, 480 Peugeot-Tartrais Engine, The, 215 Photographic Freak, A, The Car is an 8 h.p.
  • Talbot, 174
  • Photographing Racing Cars, 458 Pink, Miss W., at the Wheel of Her Horstman,
  • on Which She Won the Ladies' Race, 629 Pipe-rack and Ash Tray on the Dash, 632 Piston, If Given a High Polish, a More Efficient
  • Lubrication is Secured. 382 Piston, A Lace-work, 457 Piston Ring, A Gas-tight, 440 Plug, The fgna D.3, 123 Plug Holder Which Also Acts as Cleaner, by the
  • Gulson Engineering Co., 388 Plugs, Remedy for Oiled-up, 182 Pocketing, To Prevent, 382 Pollard, A. A., Waiting for the Flag in the J.C.C.
  • Spring Meeting, 628 Porlock, Alvis Driver Who Tried to Cut the Steep
  • Bend of, 571
  • Porlock—Under a Mantle of Snow, 551 Porlock Hill in the London-Land's End, Mr Gordon England's A.B.C. Making a Fast Turn, 569 Porlock and Beggar's Roost,, C. G. Morgan Followed
  • by J. van Hooydonk on, 569 Port Contour, Improving, 456 Power versus Wheel-grip, 345 Practice, A Risky. What Should Each of these
  • Three Drivers Do? 127 Puente de Alcantara, A Fine Old Roman Bridge at
  • Toledo, 272 Pullinger, Miss, Tackling Cairn o' Mount in the
  • Scottish Six Days' Trial, 626 Punctures, Protection Against, 581
  • Quadrilette, Spirts Model, 290
  • Quarry Hill, Included in the Eastern Centre A.-C.U. One Day Trial, a Boulder-strewn Track that Motorists Would Travel Miles to Avoid, 479
  • R
  • R.A.C. New Year's Eve Festivities. 153
  • Race, Scratch, between Cupt. Miller and Col. Stewart, 509
  • Radiator Cover, A Home-made, 546
  • Refuge, The Danger of Central, 75
  • Reigate, Building Which Causes Much Controversy aa to Its Removal, 58
  • Resiliency, Importance of, 457
  • Reversing, Nothing Spoils the Appearance of a Car More than Damaged Mudwings, 318
  • Reversing, Showing How the Front of the Car Swings Outwards When, 319
  • Rex Headlight Controller, 71
  • Rhode Engine, The, 467
  • Rhode, The 9.5, Proves Its Worth, Grass Tracks, Severe Hills, and an 80-Mile Run in a Blizzard Formed Part of the Trial, 212
  • Rhode Light Car, The Two-Three-tSeater, 450
  • Rhode Light Car with Device Fitted by the Driver for Watersplashes, 316
  • Rhodes, Two, Taking Bottom Turn on Kenmore, in the Six Days' 659
  • Richmond, Yorkshire, The Market Place, 100
  • Rievaulx Abbey, Yorkshire, 622
  • Riley, The Four-seater, 451
  • Riley, The 1922, The Most Weatherproofed Light Car on the Market, 216
  • Riley Light Car, The Right Hon. F. G. Kellaway Driving, 107
  • Riley Owners, Pictorial Hints for, 217
  • Rileys, The, Upheld Their Reputation Throughout the Six Days' Trial, 660
  • River Hill, Sevenoaks, and Kop Hill, Chosen for the Cross^Country Test Hills, 195
  • Riviera Season, Calthorpe on the Promenade des Anglais, Nice, 157
  • Road, The Ideal, Uniting the End of Fosse Road with Belgrave, a Northern Suburb of Leicester, this New Road is 36 ft. wide, and has Separate Tracks for Up and Down Traffic, 621
  • Road Classification, The New, on Signposts, 295
  • Road Springs, Lubrication of. Showing How, when the Chassis is Jacked Up, the Weight of the Axle, etc., Tends Automatically to Open the Springs, 676
  • Roadisigns, One of the New Reflex, iErected by the Essex County Council. 506
  • Rob Roy Cyclecar, The Horizontally Opposed Kohinoor Power Unit of, Showing the V Outlet Pipes, 263
  • Roberts Five-<stroke Engine, 467
  • Roberts Super-feeding Engine, The, 324
  • Robey, Mr. George, Has Hia Own Methods of "'Keeping in Tune," Witness the Accompanying Snaps, 596
  • Roger Cyclecar, The 10.8 h.p., 379
  • Roller and Gone Friction Transmission, Explanatory Diagram of, 82
  • Rum Tyre, 464
  • Rosedale " Chimney" Hiil-climb, A Glimpse of the Huge Crowd Which Witnessed It, 607
  • Rotherham Two-wa/ Tap, lor the Tank, 546
  • Rover, The Air-cooled, at Kandy Rock, Colombo, 394
  • Rover, The, An Excellent Hill-climber, 512
  • Rover, Steering Anti-rattling Device Which Can be Fitted to all Models, 510
  • Rover, 8 h.p., in Stanton, One of the Picturesque Villages in the Cotswold*, 453
  • Rover Eight, The, 450
  • Rover Eight at Barford St. Martin's, Salisbury Plain, 444
  • Rover " Eight," Suggested Footrest Secured Beneath the Accelerator Pedal of the, 667
  • Rover " Eight," Two-seater Totally Enclosed Body en, 188
  • Rover Engine, The New 8 h.p., 511
  • Rover Light Car Staged by Several Exhibitors at the Scottish Show, 240
  • Rug and Foot Mufl, 47
  • Runabout® Racing on Ioe, Two Harper Cycle-cars, 208
  • Runbaken Double-spark Plug, The, 88
  • Runbaken Sparking Plug Spanner, 388
  • Safety Device, The Langly Rear Indicator, 632
  • Salmson, H. Leno's, on the Steepest Part of Beggar's Roost Hill. 571
  • Salm&on Cyclecar, M. Lombard on the. 409
  • SaUnson Engine, The, 425
  • San Sebastian, Scott Sociable in, 260
  • Schrader Specialities, 465
  • Scotsman, The 11 h.p., 251
  • Scotsman, The 11 h.p., A New Light Utility Car, 205
  • Scott Sociable, A, in San Sebastian, 260
  • Scott Sociable, Showing the New V-fronted Windscreen, 11
  • Scottish Six Days', Two Harper Runabouts in the 627
  • Scottish iSix Days', Two Ladies Piloted Cars in the, Miss Pullinger (Galloway) on Abria-chan. 656
  • Scottish Six Days' Trial, H. E. Fairley Takes the Watersplash near Laurencekirk Without Hesitatioo, £26
  • Scriven, Mr. Felix, 642
  • Seabrook Chassis, The 10 h.p., 31
  • Seabrook Two-seater Light Car Makes Its Debut at the J.C.C. Rally, 394
  • Seat-3tarter, The, on the Blerio<> Whippet, 299
  • Second-hand Motor Show, The, 498
  • Second-hand Motor Show, The, Dayton Cyclecar in the Hill-climbing Test, 473
  • Segrave, Major H. O. D., 105
  • Selborne, Hampshire, Gilbert White's Village, 454
  • Shock Absorber, A Simple, 581
  • Short-Ashby Chassis, 4
  • flhort-Ashby, Two Models of the 8 h.p., 352
  • Sidescreen, Detachable, on the Enfield-Allday, 207
  • SlBe-winds, The Enect of, on Disc Wheels, 161
  • Signposts, One oi the New, Erected in Warwickshire, 421
  • Signposts, New Road Classification on, 295
  • Silver Hawke, Sports Body on the, Referred to by Roailover," 337
  • Singer, The 10 h.p., Stub Axle Mounting on the, 245
  • Singer, Miss Edith Laye, Driving, 461.
  • Singer Engine in an Old M.A.B. Chassis, 507
  • Six Days' Mountaineering, Scenes During the. 656-661
  • Ski-ing in England. 295
  • Skidding and Its Causes, 218
  • Smith, Mr. Robert, 231
  • Smith Two-jet Carburetter, Overhauling the, 282
  • Smoke Screen, The Danger Being Caused by a, 128
  • Snow Engine, Another View of the, 31
  • Snow Combined Engine and Epicyclic Gear, 7
  • Solex Carburetter, Overhauling the, 493
  • South-Western Centre Trial, Scene at the Start, 655
  • Spanish Roads, Type of Transport Encountered on the, 273
  • Sparking Plug, Burning the, With Petrol to Ensure a Dry Plug, 16
  • Speed, What Makes for Fast Touring, 342
  • Speedometer and Petrol-Flowmeter Combined, Invented by Mr. Charles Fulton, 395
  • Spigot Bearing, How a Worn, Introduces Clutch Tiouble, 284
  • Split Pin, The Right and Wrong Method of Withdrawing, 122
  • Sprag, The Necessity for, Illustrated in Wrecked Car at Brooklands, 423
  • Spring, Cure for a "Settled." 454
  • Spring Leaves, Special Tooi for Opening Out for Cleaning, 256
  • Springing, Cure for Harsh, 200
  • Springing, A New System of, Designed by Mr. J. Booth, 103
  • Springs, The Correct Method of Binding, 590
  • St. Albans, " The Fighting Cocks," 296
  • Standard Light Car at the Meet, 175
  • Standard, 8 h.p. Hot-spot Provided in the Induction Pipe of the, 242
  • Standard, The 8 h.p., at the Scottish Show, 243
  • Standard Motor Works Test Track, 152
  • Stanhope Front-Wheel-Driven Cyclecar, The, 387
  • Starling Screen, The, in Position, 517
  • Starting from Cold, A Scent Spray Used for, 236
  • " Starting HandJe. ... If he has drawn up a little too close in a traffic step to the vehicle ahead, it may be inaccessible until the vehicle moves;," 298
  • Starting Up, Useful Tip for, 17
  • Staxton Hill-climb on Easter Monday, W. K Braham is Seen Making a Fast Climb in His Bugatti, 576
  • Steering Arm, How a Broken, May Be Dealt With, 281
  • Stentophone Petrol Can Holder, 581
  • THE LIGHT CAR AND CYGLECAR
  • S (continued).
  • Stepney Road Grip Cover, The, 59
  • Stock Machine Trial, Six Morgans Entered and All Gained Full Marks, 472
  • Stratiord-ou-Avon Rally, The Winning Cars, 533
  • Streamlining, Good, on the Alvis, 220
  • Streamlining, The Value of, 562, 563
  • Studio, The Car as, 675
  • Surrey Light Car, On the Road with a, 602
  • Sutton Bank, G. Hellewell, on a 10.5 Horstman, •joing Well on the Last Stretch of the Hill, 617
  • Button Bank Hill-climb, Mr. F. W. James' Morgan and Mr. A. A. Smith's FronMVheel-Driven Braham, 589
  • Swan Engine, The, 214
  • Swift, Keeping a, in Tune, 542
  • Swift Chassis, Pointers of the, 543
  • Tail, Type of, Familiar to Owners of 1920 Rovers
  • which Lends Itself to Ideal Tool and Lue-
  • gage Distribution, 275 Talbot, The 8 h.p., on Alms Hill, 22 Talbot, How the Chassis axe Conveyed from the
  • Works to bh? Coachbuilders, 689 Talbot, Power Unit of the, 678 Talbot, Steering Arm- of the 8 h.p 244 Talbot Engine, The Oiwslitre 8 h.p.) 425 Talbot-Darraoq, The Question of Accessibility
  • Mechanic Tuning a Racing, 670 Talbot-Darracq Record Breaker. Fiiet Pictures of
  • the 643 Tamplin. The, Safely Aboard the Ferry Boat at
  • Goole, 24
  • Tam<plin, The Two-iseater, 115 Tamplini at the Ascent of Ooombe Bottom 116 Tamplin Chassis, 117 Tamplin Oyclecar, Filler Cap of Which is Grooved
  • to Prevent Air-lock in the Feed System,
  • Tamplia. The Two-seater, at the Scottish Show, 243
  • Tapley Gradometer, 'The 592 Tanga-Florio, In the 537 Targa-Florio Race, Giaoooni and Larnpino Both
  • on Fiats, 588
  • T.B. CycJeoar, The Latest 291 T.B. CyclecaT, On the Road with the, 332 T.B. Cyclecar, Showing Specially Arranged Cushions Providing Seat for a Child, 291 I.B., Facia Board Showing the Instruments and
  • Controls, 333
  • T.B. Three-wheeler, The 13 T.B. Three-wheeler, Detail* of the, 40 T.B., The Only Example of Front Wheel Braking
  • on a Three-wheeler 13
  • T.B. Photographed While Making Virgin Tyre Track* in a Snowdrift in the Midlande 229 'Temperino OycJecar, The 1922 8 Terry Tool Clips, 581
  • Thief-proof Device, A Reliable and Efficient 18 " ThTee Speeds oi Four? " Jowett Engine Which
  • Has Only Three, 258, Three-wheeler, A Friction-driven. Built by Mr.
  • Harrison for His Own Use, 91 Three-wheeler, Aa Unconventional Frenoh, 420 Three wheeler, Will the. Survive T 644-646 Three-wheelers, The Xtra, 10
  • Three-wheelers in Trials—Morgan, New Hndson and T.B., 1
  • Three-wheelers Why They Should Appeal to
  • KgS^fis lA Penny for th«r
  • Throttle Increasing the Opening of the by
  • Means of a Coin. 486 Toledo, Fine Panorama of, 273 Tool Locker, A Running Board Would Figure
  • Advantageously on the Open Four-seater
  • Light Oar. 275
  • Toolbox, Dust and Rainproof, 57 8 Toolbox for Running Board 526 Tools and Spares, Choosing Essential, 253 lour. Choosing a, Be Guided by Your Car 470 lYrar de France. The Four Peugeot Guadrilettes
  • After the 2,300 Miles, 565 'lour de France, A Seneclial Competing in the, 556
  • Tourist Trophy, Scoring Board for the, 538 IVjuri&t Trophy, New System ol Road Marking
  • Used in the, 538
  • Towing, How to Fix the Rope, 374 Traffic Driving, Some Niceties in, 428 Ira-mhnes to be Uprooted and Banished at
  • Hounskw 234
  • Tread. Which is the Best Non-skid? 164 Tree Fallen on the Bath Road The Cvclecar
  • ©cores, Being Abie to Pass Underneath,
  • £nink',,£ Li£ht Car' by Bwks and Co., 578 Jube, The Self-sealing. Showing the Action of
  • the Sealing Flaps, 301 Tunbndge Wells, The Toad Hock 676 Tune, Restoring Lost, 276 Turbulence Explained, 232 Tyre. " In the Case oi Front Wheels Owing to
  • the Splay it Will be Noted1 that' the Tread
  • Wears More on One Side Than the
  • Other," 118 Tyre, Making a Mould of a Tread of Irregular
  • Formation, 3 41 Tyre, The Weakest Section of the, is Ju»t Above
  • the Bead, 118 Tyre Cover, An Emergency, Can be Made by the
  • Use of Cord Wrapped Round the Wheel
  • Rim, 14 2
  • Tyre Economy, 141 Tyre Under Normal Conditions, and the Distortion
  • of the Rubber Studs, on Each Tyra When
  • a Bend is Negotiated, 380 Tyres, Stepney Road Grip Cover, 59
  • Unit Chassis, The Power Unit is a Four-cylinder Water-cooled Engine 553
  • Unit Friction Driven Car, Adjusting the Discs, 583
  • Unit Light Car. The Greatly Improved 553
  • Unit Light Car, New Model, 616
  • Valve Seating Tool, The,' 692
  • Valve Spring, Temporary Remedy for, 280 Valy* Springs, Weak, 414
  • Variable Jet Control, The Principle oi the Simplest Form of, 73
  • Vaughan-Knight, Mr. II. H.. 447
  • Ventilator, Ship's Type of, 526 Vibrometer. The, 395
  • Victory Cup Trial, Capt. Nash on Sandy Lane at Speed, 472
  • Vulcan Light Car, The New, 263
  • Vulcan bingle-valved Engine, The, 468
  • Vu camzer, Part Sectional View oi the
  • Vulcanizer, Portable 46o f 632
  • Sv^SfT"' 5"
  • mprovements to the 433 e Simple Car; Some Useful
  • wau
  • Weasleydale— in Yorkshire 158 WesJ Jfch. Tarbert, 236'
  • Westall Single-cylinder Engine. Sectional View of Liie, o /
  • WesUaghOTise Ignition Tester, The 632
  • Weston Hall Shropshire. Where "Princess Mary is Spending the First Part of her Honey-nioon, oo/
  • Wheel The Buckled, on Which our Correspondent, Covered 45 Miles, at Times Reaching„. . » Sueedl of 40 m.p.h., 612 ' ^
  • Wheel Changing, For Facilitating, By Fitting a Nut on the End of the Jack Shaft the Wheel Brace can be Ueed to Operate the JacJc. 158
  • Wick Type Carburetter, The. Section of, 635
  • Widney-Portland Rear Screen The, 188
  • Wigan-Barlow Light Car 262
  • Windscreen Wipers Add Greatly to Safety When ,,r- j Driving in Wet Weather, 207
  • Windshield, Fitted by a Sporting Owner to his G.N., 642
  • Wireless Station, Portable, on Lagonda Light Car 261 '
  • Wolaeley Seven, Westward Ho! on a 534 Wolseley Ten, The, 451
  • Wolseley, The 10 h.p.. Altered) in Detail 244
  • Wolseley " 10," The, at Brooklands with Capt. Miller at the Wheel, 32
  • Wolseley Ten, New Sports Model, 680
  • Wolseley Racing Engine, 673
  • " Worst Eight Miles in England," Map of 172
  • Wright Heel Block, The. 610
  • XL-All Grease-bath Spring Gaiter, The 610
  • Xtra Oyclecar, The, at Olympia, 10
  • Xtra Monocar, The, 460, 619
  • Xtra Monocar, The Details of. 650 651
  • " Yeoman'e " Traffic Indicator 694
  • Zenith Carburetter, The. in Diagram. 144-


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