Lightcar: Index v18: (1921/05/28 to 1921/11/19)

Note: This is a sub-section of Light Car and Cyclecar

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INDEX. Volume 18. 28th May 1921 to 19th Nov 1921.

A.A., The, Still Growing, 382
A.A. Handbook, A New, 485
A.A. Scouts' Finds, 309
A'I'S' ^lsigI}' Few Alterations in the 499
A :5«' _J>eePlnS An, in Tune 195
A.B.C. Light Car, The, 185 574
A.B.C. T!8K £ar' A J\eA to be Seen Shortly, 33
A.B.C. Light Car at White City 615
A.B.C. at White City, 651
A.B.C. .Works, His Majesty King Alfonso Visits,
Absurdity, Bordering on 177
A-~o' i£5 ??!& by Mr- H- G- Hawker, 54
A.-C. The 1,500 c.c. Sets Up 19 Records, 540
A..-C. Light Car at Olympia, 608 641
i:5:, 1^1^2 ModVSI
A.-C., The, at the Show, 571
Acceleration, £150 for, 3
Accessories and Equipment, 577, 603 673
Accumulator, Attention to the, 274 '
A.-C.U. Fuel Consumption Test, The 382
A.-C.U. Hill-climb 239
A.-C.U. Open Hill-climb, 95
A.-C.U. Six Days' Trial, 215 262 287
A.-C.U. Six Days' Trial (Opening Scenes in the), 339,364
Advertisement A Jig-saw Puzzle 341
Aerial Classic, An, 166
Air-cooled Engines in the Tropics 79
Aladdin Vacuum Jar, The 349
Albert Light Car, 571
Albert Light Car, Alterations in the 1922 597
Albert Light Car at Olympia, 608. 641
Alcohol as a Petrol Substitute, 536
Allendale and District Club Reorganized 20
Alvis Light Car, 574
Alvis Light Car at White City, 616, 652
Alvis, Recent Refinements to the, 404
Alvis Speed Test of, 198
Alvis Scores at Handpost Hill, 59
Alvis Surprising Newcomer on the Track 191
Alvis The 10-30 h.p.. 226
Alvis, The " 200," 507
Amateur, The Ambitious, 318
Amazon Cyclecar, The, 688
American Industry, The, 382
Anrplo Plug Attachment, The, 706
Andre 100-guinea Gold Cup, 142
Andre, Mr. T. B., Bad Luck to, 600
Anecdote, An, 298
Armstrong-Siddeley Motors, Ltd., Design a 9 h.p.
Air-cooled Car, 592 .
Arterial Road Abandoned, 94
Aston-Martin Makes Nearly 90 Miles in the Hour, 508
Aston, High Speeds at, 191
Aston, Sporting Hill-climb at, 454
Aston-Martin, 44 m.p.h. Up 1 in 20 on Beacon Hill 357
Aurea Light Car, The. 324
Aurea, Through Surrey Lanes on an, 672a
Australian Team, The, 402
Autovac Works Visited—British Brains, 178
A.V. Bicar, First Details oi the, 435
A.V. Cyclecar, 574
A.V., Keepmg an, in Tune, 158
A.V. Monocar, 616
A.V. Monocar, The, at White City, 652
A.V., Something New from Teddington, 147

B.A.C. Light Car, 574
B.A.C. Light Car at White City, 616, 652
B.A.C. Power Unit, Unusual Racing Engine Design, 539
B.A.C. Racers, Details of the, 408
Bangerino, The, 33, 78
Banking at Corners, 238'
Banstead Common, 560
Barton, Capt. 445
Batcheldor, Mr. A. G., Killed in Aeroplane Crash, 26
Bath, At, 78
Bath Road, Condition of (Backward), 62
Bath Road, Contrast in Surfaces, 78 Bayliss-Thomas, A Rechristened Car, 424 Bayliss-Thomas Light Car at White City, 616 B. and B. Vaporizer, The Latest, 672
Bedelia Redivivus, 684
Bedford, George—My First Road Race, 431
Belt Drive Improvement in, 149
Belts, Do Not Put Your Trusts in, 536
Belsize-Bradshaw Light Car, Engine oi Revolutionary Design Fitted to, 336 Belsize Light Car at Olympia, 609 Belsize-Bradshaw Light Car at Olympia, 642 Betsize-Bradshaw, The Oil-cooled, 583 Benzole More Plentiful 214 Benzole as Rare as Gold, 536 Berlin Show, A, 142, 402, 478 Binks Carburetter, New Design, 498 Black Nest Hill. On, 367
Black and White to Go! 190 Blackpool, Disappointment at, 94
Bleriot-Whippet, A New Chain-driven, 497 Bleriot-Whippet at Olympia, 642
Bleriot-Whippet Light Car, 571, 6O9
Blythe, Mr. S. G. W., not Connected with Carden Engineering Co., 167
B.M.C.R.C. Annual Dinner 523 624
Bognor, Garages at, 254 '
Bolllot, Andre, Exaggerated Report Concerning, 356
Boillot, Andre,, Recovering from Injuries 402
Bolssy, M., off to the Riviera 536
" Book of the Ford," New Edition of 666
Boulogne, Small Cars at, 151
Bournemouth Open Sporting Trial, 53 59 119 156; Revised Results, 166
Bowden Wire Exhibit, 605
Bowser Pumps, Interesting Test of, 94
Bradford Motorcycle and Light Car Club, 74
Braithwaite, Miss Lilian: My Ideal Car, 615
Bridges, Excessive Weight cm 26
Brighton Hill-climb, A, 398 ' Brighton Road to be Widened, 695 British Cars in La Coupe des Voiturettes 311 Briton Light Car, 571 Briton Light Car at Olympia 609 643 Broken Glass on the Roads, 118 Brooklands, Battling with the Giants! 439 Brooklands, Big Meeting on June 25th: The
Entries, 72 Brooklands. Big Meeting at. on August Bank Holiday, 215
Brooklands, Buck Up! 395 Brooklands, Busy, 342 Brooklands, The Essex Meeting, 296 Brooklands, Exciting Finishes at, 245 Brooklands, Exciting Moments at, 130 Brooklands, Great Attack on Records, 590 Brooklands, J.C.C. at, 261 Brooklands, J.C.C. Great Event at, Official Rules
in the 200-Mile Race, 216 Brooklands, Longer Races at 378 Brooklands, October 22nd, Nearly 7,000 People
and 1,500 Cars at, 560 Brooklands, Poor Fields at, 394 Brooklands, Practising at, for the Great Race, 483
Brooklands, Result of the £150 Match, 23 Brooklands, Speed Trials at 210; Results 218 Brooklands Traffic Control, 93 Brooklands, The 200-Mile Race on, 20 B.S.A. Light Car, 571 B.S.A. Light Car at Olympia, 609, 642 B.S.A., On the Road with a, 596 B.S.A., The New Air-cooled 10 h.p., 455, 458
Buckingham, Mr. J. F., 639
Buckingham Cyclecar, Where is it? 62
Bugatti-Aston-Martin Match—Off, 7
Bugatti, A British, 694
Bugatti Chassis Reduced in Price, 118
Bugatti Light Car, 572
Bugatti Light Car at Olympia, 610, 643
Bugatti Gains Four Firsts, 59
Bugattis, Success of, 382
Building One's Own Machine, 86
Burford Bridge, An Advance " Show " at, 589
Burnham Beeches, Picnic at, 286
Bus Services Extending, 33
Buses Horse-power for, 260
Butler Cup Trial, The, 172
Buyer, An Unexpected, 167

Cadisch, Mr. R. B., Death of, 319
Calcott Light Car, 572 643
Calcott Light Car at Olympia, 615
Calcott, New 10.5 h.p. Two-seater, 406
Calthorpe Light Car, 572
Calthorpe Light Car at Olympia, 610, 644
Catthorpe Programme, The 1922, 240, 241, 242, 243
Cambridge University Motor Cycle Club, New Secretary, 59
Camping with a Light Car, 221 Car, My Ideal: Miss Lilian Braithwaite, 615 Car, A New: The Marconi! 147
Oar, Number of Inhabitants Per, 88
Car Prices <at the Show, 70
Oar, Radio Controlled, 335 Car Shows, Forthcoming, 356
Car, Staff, for Sale, 3
Car Thieves, Aiding, 704
Car v. Motorcycle, 62
Oar»What is Your, Doing? 43
Car, Which, Shall I Buy? 696
Oar, Why Should Your, Lose Power? 135
Car, The, You will Leave, Outside, 137
Caravan Rally, A, 286
Carburetter, Binks, 498
Carburetter, Zenith, 460
Carburetter, A New 200 Miles to the Gallon, 79
Carden Carpt. J. V., O.B.E., Technical Adviser, '278
Carden Cyclecar, 574
Carden CycJecar at White City, 607, 653
Carpentier, Georges, Light Oar Enthusiast, 142 Oarrow Light Car, 574, 617 Cars, Big, " Also Ran," 13
Cars British, in La Coupe des Voiturettes, 311 Cars, City Stands lor Private, 252 Cars, Fewer, Being Imported, 694 Castle Ashby, A Thousand Spectators at, 59 Castle Improvements, 268
Caution, Where Necessary, 238
C.A.V, Attention to the,. Accumulator, 274
Challenge, The Accepted, Which Did Not Materialize, 19
Char-a-bancs Test Cases, 20 Charaphone, The, 120
Gharron-Laycock Light Car at Olympia, 610
Charron-Laycock, New Showropms of, 454
Charron-Laycock Price Reduction, 142
Charron-Laycock Showrooms, 523 Chatcombe Open Hill-climb, Cyeleoars Beat Sidecars at, 6
Chaster, Parking Cars in, 402 Chief Constable on Motorists, 689 Cigarette Ash Which Bounces, 700 Circuit de Provins, Hifh Speeds in the, 121 Citroen, A, to Cross the Sahara Desert, 637 Citroens, Citroens All the Way! 535 Citroen Cyclecar, Full Details of the 5 h.p., 505 Citroen Light Car, 575, 617 Citroen light Car, The New 11.4 h.p^ 540 Citroen Light Car at White City, 653 Citroen, New Mode), 7 CStroein Taxi, A, 147 Citroen, £395, 454
Citroenis to Make a 5 h.p. Cycleear, 480 Clip-stone, Spectators Encroach on the Course at 218
Clock, Pivoted Mght-diay, 675 Clubhouse for Glasgow, A, 695 Club Members, Technical Advice to, 70 Club Notes and Fixtures, 59, 74, 119, 262 Clubland, Activity in, at Home and Abroad, 95 Oluley Light Car, The, 124, 575. 617 Clutey light Car at the White Oitv, 653 Coactbwork that Gives Comfort, 667 Coal, Replacing, 93 Coal: When It Runs Short, 100 Cockerel!, Major, 147
Cockpit, Ventilating the: The Brooklands, 349 Coincidence, A Strange, 128 Colonies, Catering for the, 61 Commercial Motor Exhibition, The, 334 Commercial Motor Show, Lightweights at the, 542
Commercial Traveller, The Needs of the, 317 Competitions^ Farcical Classes in, 224 Complying with the Law, 672 Continental Design, The Trend of, 501 Contrast, The, 13 Coombe Bottom, Now Popular as a Test Course, 222
Garners, Beware on, 14 Cornish Hill-climb Proves Popular, 74 Corona Light Car, 575, 622.-654 Countisbury, Making, Safer, 286 Countisbua-y Hill, The Dangers of, 308
Coupe Internationale des Voiturettes, 288. 311
Coupe des Voiturettes, Talbot-Da-rracqs for the, 340
Coventry Sets a Good Example, Spots Where Oars May Be Left, 352
Coventry Chain Oo., Stand at the Show, 579
Coventry-Premier, Adding a Wheel, 268
Coventry-Premier, A Four-wheeled, for 1922, 219
Coventry-Premier Light Car, 572 Coventry-Premier, The New Four-wheeled, 420 Coventry-Premier at Olympia, 644 Coventry-Premier Light Car, 610 Coventry-Simplex Engine, The, 466 Coventry-Simplex Four-speed Unit, A Neat, 207 Cowey Co.'s Exhibits: CSocks, Speedometers and horns, 603
Cowey Swivelling Lamp Bracket, 123
Cowey System of Springing, The, 387
Creswick Light Car, Originality in Design, 40
Criticism Wanted, 78 Cross Bracing, 269
Cross-country Comaneaits, 329, 374, 509 Croudh, The, In Disguise, 48 Crouch, Engine at the Front of the 1922, 561 Crouch Light Oar, 575, 618, 654 Crouch Light Car, The 1921, 208 Crouch Light Car, Price of: Correction, 588 Crouch Light Car, Price of, Reduced, 260 Crouch, 1,000 Miles in Thirty Hours, 239 Cumberland and County M.C.C.'s Trial, 293 Cumberland, Proposed Club for, 360 Cumberland, Suggested Club for, 239 Customs Facilities foar Motorists, 34 Cyclecar, An Amphibious, Capt. Berry's, 143 Cyclecar Club de France, Badge of, 268 Cyclecar Engine, Wanted—A, 181 Oyolecar, Mr. Grice's Three-wheeler Design, 491 Oyolecar, A Home-built, 243
Cyoleca.r, Huge Market fotr the Simple, Cheap, 683 Cyolemr, A New Lightweight Four-wheeler, 437 Oyclecar Production in France, 278 Cydecar by Reynolds Bros., 160 Cyolecar, Scaling the Heights with an 8 h.p., 279 Cyclecar Turns Double Somersault! 27 Cyclecars:—Amazon, 688; A.V., 574; Bleriot-Whippet, 497; Carden, 574, 617, 653; Citroen, 480, 505; Corona Light Car, The 8 h.p., 531; Coventry-Premier, 219; Gibbons, 575, 655; G.N., 575; Kestrel, 120; Kiddy, 703; Lecoy, 581, 619; Leta, The, 31; L.M., 523, 576; L.S.D., 228; Lewis Sedan, 90; M.A.S.E., 658; Morgan, 95, 286; M.T, 404; Tamplin, 32, 126; T.B., 291
Cyclecars Conquer the Alps, 297
Cyclecars Have to Cross a River: North Wales M.C.C., on August 6th, 271

French Eoad Race, The Great, 3 92
French Rules of the Road, 120
Friction Drive, A Test for, 62
Front Cover, Our, 93, 166, i82
Frost, 'Ware, 429 .
F R S Programme, Novelties in the, for 419
Fruit for Nothing, 318. 356 Fuel Consumption Test, Citroen Car First, 356 Fuel, Motor, Down Sixpence, 27

Cyclecars, How They Fared in the Six Days' Trial, 357
Cyclecars in the International Six Days, 261
Cyclecars Succeed—Sidecars Fail! (Midland Cycling and Athletic Club Trial), 524
Cyclecars versus Motorcycles, 338
" Cyclecars and Voiturettes, No. 1 Out, 268
Cylinder Boring Tool by Griffeth and Co., 603

Danger, A New, 12
Danger Posts Wanted, 260
Dash Lamp, by Rotax, 123
Dazzling by Daylight, 698
Dean Hill, High Speeds Up, 271
Deddington Hill-climb, 4
Deemster, A 1,500 cc., 224
Deemster, The £398, 214
Deemster Improvements for 1922, 459
Deemster., Keeping a, in Tune, 179, 180, 181
Deemster Light Car, 572
Deemster Light Car at Olympia, 611, 644
Deemster, Trying a New Service Model, 223
De Freviile Engine, The, 388
Defying the Weather, 376
Degory No-jet Carburetter, 674
Designing on a Postcard, 340
Developments, Further, 286 >
Devon and Cornwall, New Clubs in, 218
Diaphragm Throttle? Why Not a, 128
Diatto Light Car at White City, 618, 654
Dimming Switch, A, 700
Dimming Switoh, A Home-made, 230
Diasabled Men Can Drive with Safety, 81
Dixon Hand Jet Control, The, 706
Dolomite Road, The Famous: An Early Summer, 14
Douglas, Staff Light Oar for Sale, 214
Dover's Stand, 674
Driving Without Legs, 34
Dunlop Tyre, The, for Light Cars, 53
Duplex, Agents for the, 94
Duplex 10 h.p. Four-seater, 87
Durham's Open Speed Trials, 398

Eastbourne-Newhaven, No Motor Coaches, 328
Ebblewhite, Mr., 127
Econometer, The, 38
Economic Three-wheeler, The, 687
Efficiency Trial, No, this Year. 389
Electrical Equipment, How to Understand, 487
Electrical Manuals, Two New, 448
Empson, Major, A Patient Patient! 128
Enfield-Allday, 250, 572, 645
Enfield-AUday Light Car at Olympia, 611
Enfield-Allday Racer, The, 410
Enfleld-Allday Saloon, 250
Engine, B.A.C. Racing, 539
Engine, The Coventry-Simplex, 207, 466
Engine, The de Freville, 388
Engine, Finding the T.D.C. of an Overhead, 210
Engine, The Little-Oarden, 569
Engine on Revolutionary Design Fitted to Eel-size-Bradshaw Light Car, 336
Engines Revs., A Question of, 588 Engine, The Uniflow, 75 Engine, Wanted—a Cyclecar, 181 Engineers' Club, The, 48 Engines, Air-cooled, <in the Tropics, 7 9 Enots Flexible Grease Gun, 422 Enterprise in the North. 438 Epsom Downs, Gymkhana on, 194 Essex Club's Gvmkhana, Congratulations! 445 Essex Club's Meeting at Brooklands 293, 296 Essex Club Meeting, Echo of the, 308 Essex Club's Twenty-four-hour Ride. The. 389 Essex County and Southend A.C. Hill-climb, A Essex and County Motor Club, Outing for Crippled Children, 214 (Correction), 258
Essex M.C., 44
Essex Motor Club Annual Dinner, 429
Essex M.C. Brooklands Meeting, 261
Essex M.C. London-Bala-Dunstable Trial The, 312
Etiquette of the Road, The, 277
Events, Future, 11, 74, 192. 216. 239
Events, Summary of, For Your Information, 309
Excelsior Light Car, The, 168
Exeter Trial. Route of the, 430 >
Exhaust ?' Fish Tail," 76 Exhibition in U.S.A. 334
Eyesight Test, Suggested, 96

Facts and Fancies on Petrol Consumption 232
Fellows Carburetter, 674
Ferry Tolls at North and South Shields, 429
Fiat Light Car, 572
Fi*t Light Cars at Olympia, 611. .",45
Field, Mr. H. L., Oyclecar Wedding, 638
Film. Instruction by, 266
Finding the Way Without a Map. 321
Fire Extinguisher, Pyrene Co., 605
Fire. A Ring of, 8
Flag Flying (Wallington), 7
" Flats," Avoiding 223
Flexibility, Testing, 680
" Fly Offensive," A 118
Fogs, 'Ware, 523
Forth, Crossing the, 441
Fourteen Days' Grace, 93
Four-wheeler, A New, 62
Forward to the Better Days—Not Back to the Old, 283
France, Cyclecar Production in. 278
France, Exciting Small Car Races in, 262
France, Small Oar Gossip From, 65
Franco-British Cyclecar Duel, 119
French Regulations, New, 145

Galloway Light Car, 572, 611
Galloway Light Car at Olympia, 645
Garage, Look to Your Fastenings, 61
Garage The Museum Super, Opening of, 382
Garage! Private Lockers in, 238
Garages, The Dearth of Private, 623
Garrowby Hill-climb Results, 335
Gas-engine, Fame, 'Of, 78
Gathering Together. 177
Gear, Electrical, Innovations in, 98
Gearboxes—Now Engines, 417
Geddes, Sir Eric, Resignation of, 533
German Motor Show, The Bar, 70, 218
Get Rich Quickly, 395
Gibbons Oycleoar, 575. 618
Gibbons Cyclecar at White City. 655
Clare, Stopping—on Paper, 558
Glass's Third Automobile Shovl, 488
G.H., The Champion Cyclecar of France, 214
G.N. Cyclecar, 146, 575
G.N. Cyclecar, The, at White City, 618, 655
G.N., New Prices of the, 487
G.N. Prices Reduced 356
G.N.s in the 200-Mile Race. 190
G.N.s Do Well at Kop, 58
Goodwood Races, The, 190
Gradient Signposts, 318
Grand Prix, A, in Belgium, 454
Grand^ Prix, The. Coming Battle in France. 382
Grand Prix, Diminutive Racers, 361
Grand Prix, The 500-Mile, at Brooklands, Abandoned, 13
Grand Prix, The French 26
Grand Prix, Latest News of the, 310
Grand Prix Motor Race 119
Grand Prix (Must be Fit), 268
Grand Prix, A Postponed, 118
Grand Prix, Sensational, 412
Grahame Horn, The, 604
Grahame-Whjte Light Car, 575
Granite, 'Ware, 260
Graphite, Grease for Every Requirement, 38
Great West Eoad, Widening of, at the Eleventh Hour, 356
Greenhorn, A, on Reliability Trials, 110
Grice, Mr. Arthur George, No Connection with Mr. George Grice, 590
Grice, Mr., Three-wheeler design by, 491
Griffeths, Master, Impersonation of A.A. Road Service Outfit, 318
Grinding Compound, A New, 706
Grunewald Track Racing on the 429
Guide, A Useful, by the Technical Publishing Co., 359
G.W.K. Improvements, 223
G.W.K., Interesting Developments in Design, 527
G W.K. Light Car 575, 619
G.W.K. Light Car at White City, 655
G.W.K., New Model. Revised Prices of, 581
G.W.K. Price Reduction, 142
G.W.K., Revised Price of, 167
Gymkhana on Epsom Downs. 167
Gymkhana and Fete in Palmer Park, 398

Hadleigh Gymkhana Astonishing Performances bv " Blind " Drivers, 430
Hamilton Light Car, 596
Hampshire A.C.'s Hill-climb, 3
Hampshire Club Speed Trials at Canford Park Abandoned Owing to the Drought, 218
Handcross, Beware at 694
Handle Fixa, 706
Hands Light Car, The, 537
Hands, Mr. G. W., Return of, to Motor Trade, 417
Hartford Shock Absorber, The 265
Hartlepool Trials 218
Harvey Frost and Co. Stand at the Sliow, 604
Harvey Frost Vulcanizing System, 197
Hawker, Mr. H. G., Killed, 165
Hawker, Mr H. G.. Wonderful Speed on A -C Light Car, 55
Heat, Effect of the, 118
Hedgehog Pipe. Cover for Driving, 349
Height and Weather Indicator for Light Care 510
Herts. M.C. and Light Car Club 74, 524
High Speeds in the Circuit de Provins 121
Highway, What is a? 222
Hill, Alderman A. 3., Death of 366
Hillman, May's, has a Narrow Escape at Clip-stone, 218
Hillman Light Car, 572
Hillman Light Car at Olympia, 612, 646
Hillman Price Reduced, 360
Hobson Manufacturing Co., Stand at the Show 604
Holiday, Make Your Pav 118
Holiday Making with a Light Car, 254
Hood, Concealed, New Idea in, 238
Horn, Sound Your, 695
Horstman, Keeping a, in Tune 690
Horstman Light Car, 575, 619
Horstman Light Oar at White City, 656
Horstman, Remarkable Springing of, 78
Horstman Co., New Partner, 689
Horstman, New Sports Model, 18
" Hot-Air " Motoring, 230
Hot Water Without Coal, 12
Hotchkiss Engine, The New 9 h.p.. 595
Hour Record, The, 39S '
Hour Record, Aston Martin Makes Nearly 90 Miles in One Hour, 508
How It Works, 325, 344, 423, 449, 671
H.P. Where the, Goes! 347
Huddersfield Stands, 496

Identification Marks, 31, 70
Ilkley Light Oar Club, Novel Handicapping, 34
Inhabitants, Number of Per Car, 88
Innovations in Electrical Gear, 98
Institution of Automobile Engineers, Northern Meeting, 694
Institution of Automobile Engineers, Meeting of, 403
Institution of Automobile Engineers, Meetings Arranged, 69
Institution of Production Engineers, Meeting of, 382
Instruction by Film, 267
Insurance Scheme, An Advantageous (Singer Co.), 598
Inter-Club Rally and Aviation Meeting, 398
International Motor Exhibition Patronized by the King, 450
International Road Conference, 523
International Six Days, Cyclecars in the. 261
Iron Roads, 145
Isle of Man Race for 1922, 33
Isle of Wight, Shipping Cars to the, 14
Italy, Racing in. 14

Japan, Prices in, 224
Japan's Motor Imports, 382
Jarrott, Lieut.-Col, and the Table Legs, 99
Jordan, Major, 199
Joltings Concerning the Great Race, 556
Jowett Demonstrationa on a Freak Gradient 438
Jowett Light Car, 575
Jowett Light Car at White City, 619 656
Joy Cyclist. -The, 256
Junior Car Club Efficiency! Trial Postponed—A Great Mistake, 395
Junior Car Club Brooklands Meeting, 362
Junior Car Club at Brcokslands Second Meeting of the Year 261 '
Junior Oar Club Closing Rally, 523
Junior Car Club, The, for Disabled Drivers, 70
Junior Car Club Northern Branch 74
Junior Car Club. Northern Branch, Annual
General Meeting, 143
Junior Car Club Northern Branch One-day Trial,
Junior Car Club Northern Branch One-day Reliability Trial, 309, 417
Junior Car Club One-day Trial, 190
Junior Car Club Picnic, 24
Junior Car Club, Result of the £150 Match 23
Junior Car Club, Mr. A. E. Royce and, 146
Junior Oar Club South-Western Trial, 31 Gold Medals in the, 71
Junior Car Club South-Western Centre, Their First Trial, 4, 56
Junior Car Club South-Western Centre's Rally, 166
Junior Car Clnb South-Western Centre Reliability Trial, 308, 473
Junior Car Club Somh-Western Centre's Trial, Satisfactory Entry for, 403
Junior Car club South-Western Centre Stiff Trial for 'Small Cars, 346
Junior Car Club Speed Trials, The, 334

Kellaway, Mr.—Gold Medallist, 523
Kent, Mr. L. P., Marriage of, 318
Kent By-Law, Sensible, 308
Kent Glare Guard, The, 605
Kent Glare Guard, Solving the Dazzle Danger, 149
Kestrel Cyclecar, The; 120
Kiddy Cyclecar, The, 70.3
Kiddy Oyclecar at the White City, 656
Kinetic Engine Starter, The, 32
Kingsway Museum, A, 536
Klip Seat, The, 148
Knock, An Easily Elucidated, 318

Lagonda Light Car, 572, 612, 646
Lagonda Light Car, Change of Colour, 167
La Licorne Light Car at White City, 657
Lancashire Roads, £493,000 for Better, 278
Le'asowe Road, Cheshire, A Eoad of Ill-omen, 40
Leaves from an Expert's Notebook, By Dr. A. M. Low, 85, 626
Lecoy Cyclecar, The, at White City, 619
Lecoy Cyclecar, A Simple Friction-driven, 581
Lecoy Cyclecar at White City, 657
Leta Cyclecar, The, at 150 Guineas, 31
Lewes Club Trial, 74 Lewis Electrical Three-wheeler, 90 Le Zebre Light Car, 576 Licence, Please! 356 Licences, The New, 118 Licences, Next Year's, 560 Licences, Replacing Faded, 214 Licensing Concessions, Next Year's, 192 Licensing Regulations (Overlooked?), 286 "Light Car and Cyclecar" Test Runs:—No. 2, the 8 h.p. Jowett, 9; No. 3 the Charron-Laycock, 36; No. 4, the 10 h.p. Fourseater Duplex, 87; No. 5, Two-seater G.W.K., 108; No. 6, the 10 h.p. Cluley, 124; No. 7, the 12 h.p. A.B.C., 185 No. 8, 10-30 h.p. Alvis, 226; No. 9, the 10 h.p. Enfleld-Allday Saloon, 250; No. 10, Two-seater 8 h.p. L.M., 301
' Light Car and Cyclecar" Week-end at Nailsworth Ladder, 369
Light Car, Camping with a, 221 Light Car in a Horse Race! 298
Light. Car Owners, Some Distinguished 689
Light Car Van, The, 128
Light Car, The Most Popular Vehicle To-day, 587
Light Car Over a Precipice! Another Machine Turns Turtle, 201-204
Light Car, What is the Ideal? 350
Light Cars: A.B.C., 185, 195, 498, 574, 615, 651; A.-C, 54, 442, 571, 608, 641; Albert, 471, 597, 608, 641; Alvis, 59, 226, 405, 507, 574, 616, 652; Armstrong-Siddeley, 592; Aston-Martin, 313, 508; Aurea, 324; B A C, 408 574, 616, 652; Bayliss-Thomas, 424; Belsize, 571, 609; Belsize-Bradshaw, 583, 642; Bleriot-Whippet, 609, 642; Briton, 571, 609, 643; B.S.A., 455, 506, 571, 609, 642; Bugatti, 382, 572, 610; Calcott, 406, 572, 643; Calthorpe, 240, 572, 610, 644; Carrow, 574, 617; Charron-Laycock, 36, 610; Citroen, 454, 540, 575, 617, 653; Cluley, 124, 575, 617, 653; Corona, 531, 575, 654; Coventry-Premier, 420, 472, 610, 644; Creswick, 40; Crossley, 78; Crouch, 208, 239, 280, 561, 575, 618; Deemster, 179, 214, 223, 293, 459, 572, 611, 644; Diatto, 618, 654; Duplex, 87; Enfleld- Allday, 410, 572, 611, 645; Excelsior, 168; Fiat, 572, 611, 645; F.B.S., 419; Galloway, 572, 611, 645; Gibbons, 618; G.N., 655; Grahame-White, 575; G.W.K., 108, 223, 527, 575, 619; Hamilton, 596; Hands, 537; Hillman, 572, 612; Horstman, 18, 575, 619; Jowett, 9, 293, 438, 575; Lagonda, 167, 572, 612, 646; Le Zebre, 576; Little Greg, 573, 646; Little Midland, 620; L.M., 301, 382; Majola, 286; Marlborough, 573, 647; Marseel, 48, 359; Mathis, 215, 406, 573, 612, 647; McKenzie, 576, 620; Meteorite, 359; Morgan, 41, 335, 351; New British, 90, 101, 461; Oilier, 417; Palmerston, 622; Peugeot, 573; Peugeot-Quadrilette, 430; Phoenix, 573, 612, 647; Prince, 214, Restelli, 144; Rhode, 308, 396, 576, 620, 659; Riley, 358, 573, 613; Rover, 248, 573, 598, 648; Rover "8," 26; Salmson, 416, 479; Seabrook, 573, 630, 649; Short, 360; Short-Ashby, 495, 576, 621; Singer, 327, 573, 649; Singer "10," 489; Spacke, 89; Standard, 429, 563, 574, 650; Sunbeam, 142, 166, 312; Surrey, 576, 621; Swallow, 540, 576; Swift, 96, 573, 614, 649; Talbot, 650; Talbot-Darracq, 412, 525, 614, 650; Tamplin, 532, 576; Temperino. 26; Unit No. 1, 50, 576; Vulcan, 538, 574, 614; Wolseley, 402, 403, 430, 432, 574, 615, 651; Wolseley-Stellite, 286; Wright, 478; Zebre, 199, 622
Light Cars and Cyelecars, Running Costs, Publicity Wanted, 485
Light Cars, Distinguished Owners of, 308
Light Cars, 40-50 h.p. from 1,500 c.c., 128
Light Cars, Makers of, Successful in 1921, 373
Light Cars at the M.C.C. Kace Meeting, 173-
Light Oars, Smaller and Smaller Still, 507 Lighting-up Table for Dashboard, 590 Lighting-up Times, 167 Lightning, 198
Lightweight Four-wheeler, A New, 437 Lightweights at the Commercial Show, 542 Limelight, In the—Mr. Stanley Lupino, 63 Limit, Another Blow at the 1,600 c.c., 402 Limit, 3 m.p.h. (Exeter Paper), 48 Little-Carden Unit, The, 569 Little Greg Light Car, 573 Little Greg Light Car at Olvmpia, 615, 646 Little Midland Light Car, 620 Liverpool, Important Concession, 698 Liverpool's Traffic Problem, 133 L.M. Cyclecar, 576
L.M. Cyclecar Reduced to £200, 523 L.M. Light Car, £200, 382 L.M. Light Car at White City, 657 L.M., The Two-seater, 301 Low, Prof. A. M., Article by, 229 Lockers, Private, in Garages, 238 Lodge Plugs, Exhibit ot, at the Show, 604 London-Coventry-London, 58 London-Edinburgh, Results of the, 5 London-Edinburgh, Award Revisions in the, 48 London-Worthing Main Road Between Capel and
?ivmgsfold Closed, 309 -L.S.D. Cyclecar, The 1921, 228 Luck—and Freak Hills, 319 Lunatics! 14 Lunch, A New Quick, by Messrs. Lyons and Co.,
Lupino, Mr. Stanley—In the Limelight! 63 Luton and South Beds. A.C. Members' Trial, 72

Machine, Building One's Own, 86
Magnetos, To Protect British. 428
Majola Light Car, Price of, 286
Manufacturers' Accessories Co., A Comprehensive Display, 579
Manville Trophy, Small Cars in the, 480
Manville Trophy Results, 524
Map, Finding the Way Without a 320
Marconi Car! The, 147
Marine Motor Show, The, 308
Marlborough Light Car, 573
Marlborough Light Car at Olympia, 615, 647
Marles Steering Gear, The New, 360
Marseel Improvements, 48
Marseel Light Car, The 1922, 359
Martin, Lionel, 445
M.A.S.E. Cyclecar, 702
M.A.S.E. Cyclecar at the White City, 658
Mathis Cyclecar, A New, 406
Mathis Falls Out of the Grand Prix After Covering Six Laps, 215
Mathis Light Car, 573
Mathis Light Car at Olympia, 612, 647
M.C.C. Race Meeting, Light Cars at the, 173
McConnell, Mr., Organizer oi the 299-Mile Race, 582
McKenzie Light Car, 576, 620, 658
Meadows Four-speed Gearbox, 97
Medals Galore, 267
Meteorite Light Car, The 1922, 359
Midland Centre Trial, Cyclecars Undergo a Gruelling, 635
Midland Cycling and Athletic Club Annual Trial, 524
Midland Factories, Inside, 182
Midland Light Car Club, Suggestions Wanted by the, 635
Midland Light Car Club Bally at Sutton Cold-fleld, 155
Mileage Figures, Becord, 14
Mileometer Boad Guide, The, 604
Minister of Transport, The New, 198, 694
Ministry of Transport, Over Eight Million Pounds in Five Months, 75
Mirrors, Carrying of, Terms of Reference, 218
Moffat Cup Trial, The, 20
Mordaunt Cup, Winner of the, 239
Morgan, Keeping a, in Tune, 41
Morgans on Kop, 95
Morgan, A Privately-assembled, 351
Morgan Runabout Cheaper, 286
Morgan Successes, 335, 360
Morgan Wins Speed-judging Competition, 74
" Motor, The," A.A. Number, 118
" Motor, The," Coloured Supplement to, 214
Motor, The, in the Melting Pot, 115
Motor Fuel Down Sixpence, 27
Motor Police, Flying Column of, 328
Motor Problem, A, 446
Motor Show, The, 526
Motor Show, 1912, 1921, 631
Motor Show: Admission Arrangements, 560
Motor Show: Decided Years in Advance, 628
Motor Show, Details of the, 491
Motor Show, H.R.H. the Duke of York Visits the, 661
Motor Show, Extra Space for This Year's, 385
Motor Show, The German, 428
Motor Show, A Preliminary Peep, 571
Motor Show, Where You May Leave Your Car, 577
Motor Vehicles, The Cheapest, in the World, 679
Motoring, The Fringe of, 1
Motoring " Hot-air," 230
Motorists, Murderous, 704
Motoring Racegoers, For, Arrangements for Epsom, 4
Motoring Sins, 507
Motorists, To Foreign, 26 •
Motorists v. Golfers, 198

N.T. Cyclecar, 4 cwt. Two-seater, 404
Nailsworth, the Dreaded Ladder, 341
Nailsworth Hill-climb, Social Evening at Imperial
Hotel, 367 Nailsworth Ladder, Over 4,000 People on the, 369-373
Nailsworth Ladder, September 4th, 262
Nailsworth, Who Will Climb the Ladder of Fame? 290
" Nargaheemy," 147
New British Light Car, The, 90, 461, 622, 848
New British Light Car, Further Details of, 101
Newcastle Open Hill-climb, 167
Newcastle and District M-C.'s All-night Bun, 8
Newcastle and District M.C. Flag, 286
Newcastle-under-Lyme Speed Limit Sign—It's
Never Too Late to—Remove! 238
New Hudson Three-wheeler, The Water-cooled, 418 North Country Trials, Results of the. 190 North Wales M.C.C., August 6th, 271 North-West London 12-Hour Reliability Trial, 5 . Notes, News, and Gossip from All Quarters, 12, 25, 47, 69, 93, 117, 141, 166, 189, 213, 237, 259, 285, 307, 333, 355, 381, 401, 427, 453, 486, 522, 559, 588, 634, 693 Novelty, Spice of, 38, 76, 123, 148, 265, 349, 706 Number Plate Under Begulation Size—A costly Error, 356
Number Plates to be Localized, 70
Number Plates (Making Certain), 264

Obstruction, Counsel's Opinion on, 695
October Ices! 487'
Oil, Carrying Spare, 560
Oil, Save, 473
Oilcan, Price's Tourist's, 254
Oil Leak, Curing the, 318
Oke Air Brake, The, 382
"Old Inns," 701
OUier Light Car, 417
Olympia, Three-wheelers at, 694
Olympia and White City—What You Must Not Miss, 601
Olympia and White City. Where to Find the
Small Car Exhibits. 636
On the Qui Vive, 7, 33, 61, 78, 99, 127, 146, 177, 198, 223, 254, 267, 298, 318, 341, 366, 395, 417, 445, 473, 507, 535, 581, 600, 639, 700
" Open Sesame," 12 Orde, Sir Julian, 694
Organizers of the Great 200-Mile Bace, 541
Otto, Outdoing, 260
Overhead-valve Engine, Finding the T.D.C. of an, 210
Over-production, Beware of. 637
Owner, To the New, 705
Oxford Activity, 167
Oxford Club, Encouraging Attendance, 59
Oxford Club Non-stop Trial, 59

Palmerston Light Car, A New Model, 622
Paris Fortification, Up the. 535
Paris, Notes from, 222, 335, 444
Paris, Race Track for, 260
Paris Salon, Small Cars at the, 467, 468, 469, 470, 471
Paris Show, New Machines for the, 387
Pass, As They, 330
Pavement, Rule of the, 450
Peak Hill, Collision on, 119
Pedestrians, Guiding, 280
Pelma Automatic Shutter, 674
Penkridge Bank, Hill-climb at, 488
Penkridge Bank, Light Cars at, 154
Penrol, 70 Petrol, Acid in, 178
Petrol Consumption, Facts and Fancies on, 232 Petrol at 2s. 6d.* 14 Petrol Down Sixpence, 33 Petrol Down Another 6d., 312 Petrol Level Indicator, 123
" Petrol, Little Drops of," 474 - Petrol-pipe Joint Without Solder, 230 Petrol Rumours, 94 Petrol Still Plentiful, 71 Petroleum in the United States, Not Exhausted Yet, 334
Peugeot Light Car, 573
Peugeot Quadrilette Light Car at Olympia, 615, 648
Peugeot Quadrilette, Reduction in Price o-f, 94
Peugeot Quadrilette Success, 430
Phoenix Light Car, 573
Phoenix Light Car at Olympia, 612, 647
Picnickers Gay, at Minchinhampton Common, 367 ~ Piston, A, Without Rings, 685 Pits, 700 ft. of, 363 Police Activities. 118 Police Signals, 382 Policemen, " Special," 267 Policeman, The Tender-hearted, 445 Porthcawr. Speed Trials at, 262 Portsmouth Boad, Increasing the Width, 230 Power, Loss ot. 135, 136, 137 Power Plants for Small Cars, 676 Practising, Too Much, 255 Presswell, Mr., 1,000 miles in 30 Hours, 214, 239
Price Reductions, 429 Price and Running Costs, 318 Prices' Tourist's Oilcan, 254
Prime Minister as Road Mender, 428
Prince Light Car, A Newcomer, 214
Progress in Two-stroke Design, by Prof. A. M. Low, 229
Promenade, The Prohibited, 637 Pugh, Mr. Charles Vernon, Death of, 334 Punctures, Where He Kept the, 507
Juarterly Licence Tip, 70
Pueries, Notes and: 111, 234, 511; Advance and Retard Mechanism, Arranging, 234; Brake Shoes, Lubricating Oast-iron, 234; Cardan Covers, New, on G.W.K., 111; Cyclecar, Sidescreen for, 234; Dickey Seat, Fitting a, 234; Dual Control, Arranging, 511; Engine Lubricant for Speed Work, 234; Garage, Equipping the, 111; Horse-power Rating, 111; Pre-ignition when Stopping, 111; Punctures, Preventing, 111; Taxation Licences, Local, 511; Three Wheels or Four? 511; Quick Fit Spring Gaiter, The, 44; Unit No. 1, Details of the, 234

R.A.C, The, and Speed-limit Signs, Another Scheme Nipped in the Bud, 238
R.A.C. Touring Department, 26
R.A.C. Touring Department, Bestaurant Plaques. 94
Race, The Two Hundred Mile, 20
Race, The 200-Mile, 262
Race, The 200-Mile, Machines, Drivers, Numbers, and Colours, 521
Race, The 200-Mile, Organizers of the, 541
Race, The 200-Mile, Fifty-one Entries for, 284
Race, The Great 200-Mile. Full Beport, 548, 549, 550, 551, 552, 553, 554 Bace, The Great 200-Mile, On the Eve of, Full
Particulars, 515, 516, 517, 518, 519, 520, 521
Race The Great 200-Mile, Latest News, 462
Race, The Great 200-Mile, Manufacturers' Opinions as to Its Success, 163, 164, 165
Race, The Great 200-Mile,. Only Three Weeks to. 447 Race, The Great 200-Mile, Practising for the, at
Brooklands, 483
Bace, 200-Mile, Begulations for the, 49 Race, The 200-Mile, Train Service for, 487 Race, The 200-Mile—A Unique Event, 7 Race, The 200-Mile, A Word with the Winners, 557
Bace My First Road—By George Bedford, 431 Race, lV--Litre, Details of the, 308, 313, 314, 315, 337, 363
Race Track for Paris, 260
Racing Fever, The, Spreads, 382
Racing in Italy, 14
Racing Track. A New, 334
Radiator, Keep Your, Clean, 38
Railways Peed the Track, 33
Railways, Power of the, 267
Railways and Roads, The Contrast, 13
Rain, Rain, Come Again! 190
Rally, A, for the Disabled, 5
Rally for Disabled Drivers, 49
Rating, Another (The Lay Press on the iy2-Litre Race), 342
Rattle, Find that! 303
Rear Lights, 583
Record, The 10-Lap, 454
Record, Establishing the Twelve-hours', 19
Records Established in the 200-Mile Race, 590
Records, Great Attack on, 590
Registration Books, Lost! 13
Reliability Trial in the Lake District, 256
Reliability Trial Over a Secret Course, 27
Reliability Trials, A Greenhorn on, 110
Remembrance Day, 588
Restelli, A New Italian Light Car, 144
Rhode Light Car, 576, 620, 659
Rhode Light Car, "Agents for, 308
Rhode Light Car, A Remarkable Proposition for £275, 396
Riley Light Car, 573
Riley Light Car, The Family Model, 358
Riley Light Car at Olympia, 613, 648
Richmond Park Rally for Disabled Drivers, 81
Ring Horn Operator, 578
Road Classification Completed, 70
Road JFund Grants, 14
Road Repairs, 48
Road Sign, A Novel. 485
Roads, All for the, 286
Roadside "Installations," More, 12
R.O. Coupe Fitment, The, 698
Rotherham Automatic Switch, The, 38
Rover Gadget, A—Inspection Door, 298
Rover Light Car, 573 (Correction), 588
Rover Light Car at Olympia, 613, 648
Rover " Eight," Keeping a, in Tune, 248
Rover " 8," Neat Coupe of, 26
Hover, 8 h.p.. Refinements in the, 598
Rover, Price of, Reduced, 46A, 560
Rovers Pay 10 per Cent., 428
Rule of the Pavement, The, 450 .
Rule of the Road, French, 120
Rushup Edge, Speed Trials at, 362
" Safety First " Device, Another, 496
Saitax Indicator, 578
Salmson, The, on the British Market, 479
Salmson Light Car, 576, 659
Salmson Light Car at White City, 620
Salmson to Produce a Cyclecar, 684
Salmson, Runaway Victory for the, in the Grand Prix, 416
Samuel Bros. Stand at the Show, 579
Samuel, Sir Marcus, in the Honours List, 48
Sealing the Heights with an 8 h.p. Cyclecar, 279
Scotsman Motor Co.—Another " Stage," 286
Scottish light Car Trial, Next Year's, 244
Scottish Motor Trade Association, Annual General Meeting, 59
Scottish Police Inquisitive, 48
Scottish Six Days', The, 173
Scottish Six Days' Trial, The, 143
Scottish Speed Championships, 95
Scottish Two Days' Trial, The, 428
Screen Cleaner, The Electrical, 38
Seabrook Light Car, 573, 613, 648
Seabrook Light Car, The New, 530
Seaside, Cars at the, 254
Second-hand Prices Average, 16, 97, 145, 174, 197 227, 252, 280, 352, 375, 442, 692
Seen by a Searching Beam, By Prof. Low, 662
" Service," Real, 99
Severn Tunnel, Through the, 328
Shakespeare's Land, In, 100
Shelsley Walsh Hill-climb. 142, 262, 334, 356
Sflelsley Walsh, Small Cars at, 392
Shell Cup Trial, 589
Shell Lubricating OiK 215
Shell Transport and Trading Co., 167
Short-Ashby Light Car, The. 495, 496, 576, 621, . 659
Short Friction-driven Car, The, 360
" Shorts," The Prevention of (Sphinx Plug Terminals), 265
Show The, 94
Show, All About the, 606, 607
" Show " An Advance, at Burford Bridge, 589
Show, The, in a Few Lines. 664
Show, My Impressions of the, By a Lady Owner-driver, 670
Show, Thefts at the, 695
Show. Two Months to the, 378
Side Pockets Essential, 342
Signalling to the Racing Driver, 260
Signposts, Practical Jokes With, 473
Silencers, Motor Sales and, 109
Silent Guide The, 299
Silverthorne-Price, a Two-stroke Engine of Ingenious Design, 264
Singer, Keeping a, in Tune, 327
Singer Light Car, 573
Singer Light Car at Olympia, 613. 649
Singer " 10," The 1922, 489
Sinners, 318
Small Car Gossip from France, 65
Small Car's Future and its Design, 632
South Harting, A Brilliant, 102, 106
South Harting, Good Entry for, 49
South Harting Hill-climb, 18
South Harting, The Premier •Hill-climb of the Year, 73
South Wales Open Hill-climb, Results of the 191
Southampton-Exeter Trial, Only 16 Gold Medals in the, 488
Southampton-Exeter Reliability Trial, The, 475, 476, 477
Southampton-Exeter Trial Well Supported, 389
Soutihend, Closed Speed Trials at, 500
Southend Open Speed Trial, 32
Southend Speed Trials 454
Southern Hill-climb, A, 142
Southsea, Rally for Small Oars at, 53
Souvenir Badge of the London-Edinburgh, 487
Spacke Light Car, 400 Miles on a, 89
Speed Judging Competition, Result of the, 308
Speed Limit Refused (R.A.C. and the Ministry of Transport), 230
Speed Trials at Brooklands, 210
Speed Trials at Brooklands, Results of, 218
Speed Trials at Rushup Edge, 362
Speeding at 8 m.p.h.! 507
Speedolite, The, 101
Speedometer, A Sealed, 485-
Speeds, Average, Questions in the House on, 70
Spouse, Mr., and Mar. Rex Mundy, Gold Medallists, 360
Spirit, Coloured, 146
Spirit, Plenty of, 382
Spread Eagle Hill, Fast Climbs at, 156
Spring Gaiter, The Quick-fit, 44
Springing, Luxurious, 224
Staff Car for Sale, 214
Staff Car for Sale (Douglas), 3
Standard Light Car, 574
Standard Light Car, A New, 429
Standard Light Car, A New 8 h.p., 563
Standard Light Car at Olympia. 650
Standard or Not Standard, 701 -Standardization Nearer, 71 Starting-up Device, 123. Stead, Mr. G. C, Marriage of. 218 Steele, Lieut. W. R., Death of, 535 Steering Column Lock, A, by the Maclok Co., 76 Step Mat and Scraper, 675
Stockport, A Challenge From, 32
Stockport and District M.C., Speed Trial, June 26th, 20
Storm, The, 118
Strictly Observed, 13
Stroud-Nailsworth Week-end: Final Details, 316
S.U. Co., Stand at the Show, 580
Sunbeam Light Car, A, 142
Sunbeam Light Cars, 166
Sunbeams Build a Racing Light Car, 312
Surbiton Reliability Trial, 119
Surrey, Better Times Coming in 487
Surrey Lanes, Exploring (J.C.C.), 11
Surrey Lanes, Through, on an Aurea, 672a
Surrey Light Car, 576, 660
Surrey Light Car, Revised Prices, 581
Surrey Light Car at White City, 621
Surrey M.C.C., 95
Surrey Reliability Trial, 44
Suspension Tyre Valve, New Uses in Testing, 13
Suspension, A Novel, 266
Sutton Coldfield Events 96
Sutton Coldfleld and N. Birmingham A.C. Hill-climb. 119; Results 190 Swallow Light Car 576, 6^22, 660 Swallow Light Car, Two New Models, 540 Swift Improvements in'the 10 h.p., 96
Swift Light Car, 573, 614
Swift Light Car (Error), 523
Swift Light Car at Olympia. 649
Swiss Six Days' Trial, The, 95
Switch, The Automatic, 38

Tail Lights, Deceptive, 356
Tail lights, No—One Head, 417
Talbot Light Car at Olympia, 650
Talbot-Darracqs for the Coupe des Voiturettes, 340
Talbot-Darracq Light Car, The 8 h.p., 525
Talbot-DarracQ Light Car at Olynipia, 574, 614, 650
Talbot-Darracqs' Preliminary Laps, 428
Talbot-Darracqs Sensational Win for the, 412
Talbot-Darracqs Sweep the Board, 548-554
Talbot-Darracqs, What was the Secret of the? 558 Tamplin Cyclecar. 576, 660 Tamplin, The Popular Model, 32 Taroplin Light Car, A Really Simple Machine, 532
Tamplin Light Car at White City, 621 Tamplin de Luxe Modifications, by a Private Owner, 126
Taruwha Spring Gaiter, The, 76 Tarring Road—Another Epidemic! 429 Taxation, Good News! 71 Taxation, Over Eight Million) Pounds in Five Months, 75
T.B., Improving the, 260 T.B. Three-Wheeler, The 1923, 291 T.B. Three-Wheeler, Improvements in the, 666 Telephone Inquiries, 430 Temperature Regulator, A Daslr-controlled (Ca.pac), 148
Tenrperino, £175, 26
Temple Press Enterprise—Grand Prix Report, 191
Ten-mile Limit, Observing the 319 342 Testing from the Dash 692
Thoughts and Opinions:—21 45, 67- 91 112 139, 161, 187, 211, 235 257, 281, 305' 331, 353, 379, 399, 425, 451 481, 513' 545, 585, 629, 681, 707 A.B.C. Light Oar, A Triumph of British Brains, 211 A.B.C., Over-oiling an, 586 A.B.C. Racer, The li3 A.C., An, for a Disabled Officer, 112 A.-C.U. Six Days', The, 400 Advice Needed, 614 Air-cooled Engine, Pitting Fans to a, 546 Aluminium Fins, 482 Badge C 112 Badge, Carry a, 112 Benzole, The Price of, 354 B.H.P., What is the? 451, 513 Bleriot-Whippet Built to Special Order 113 Bleriot-Whippet Carburetter, Tuning the, 306 Brake-horse-power, 585 Brooklands Racing, 426 Brooklands Track, Popularizing, 91 Built in the Garden, 46 Calthorpe. A Satisfied Owner, 400 Camping with a Cyclecai\ 46 Camping with a Light Oar, 425 Camping Tour, An Enjoyable. 305 Canada as a Market for Cyclecars, 400 Canoe Trailer, A, 92 Cars, Insurance of, 708 > Cars, Propeller-driven, 545, 681 Casuals on Point Duty, 331 Central Control, 353 Cluly Light Car, 5,000 Miles without Trouble, 211; A Correction, 281 Coal, Carrying on Without, 114 Consumption Figures, Improved, 281 Conversion, An Interesting, 188 Criticisms, Accurate and Unbiased. 140 Crouch, High Praise for a, 305 Crouch, 1,100 Miles on a, 425, 482 Crying for the Moon! 305, 331, 353 Customer, A Satisfied, 91 Cyolecar Built under Difficulties, 91 Cyclecar, " Emergency " Accommodation on the, 258 ' Cyclecar, A Home-built for £100 (Mr. Gay's), 399 Cyclecar, The £100 Machine, 331 Cyclecar Engine, Wanted a, 236 Cyclecar Power Unit, The, 21 Deemster, Blackberry-picking on a, 481 Deemster, Touring on a, 545 Designers, Not the Fault of, 45 Devon and Somerset, Touring in, 585 Devonshire Trial, Why Not a? 452 Diaphragm Throttle, The, 162, 188, 212 Dickev Seat, Examine Your, 513 Disabled Drivers' Rally, The, 91 Dual Throttle Control, 586 Economy the Great Factor, 188 Engine Power Insufficient 188 Engines, Air-cooled Four-cylinder, 140, 187, 281 332, 379, 380,-425, 482 Engines, Variable Ignition for 90-degree, 380 Excess pharges to be Refunded, 68 Fair Treatment Appreciated, 46, 258 Family Car, A Plea for *he, 380 Family Man's Car and the Cyclecar Van, 452 Fellows Magneto, Timing a, on a G.N., 46 Fire and Accident Insurance of Cars—What Does it Mean? 682 . - Ford, No Light Car to Compare with the, 162 Four-cylinder Air-oooled Units, 140, 187, 281, 332, 379. 380 Friction-cum-belt-driven Machine, The, 236 Garage Charge, A Reasonable, 282, 306 Garage Charges, 514 Garage Courtesy, 482 Garage Mechanic, Praise for the, 482 Garage Service, Efficient, 399 General Efficiency Trial, The First, 629 General Information Club for Owners, 451 G.N. Awards, 513 G.N., Carrying the Spare Wheel on a, 258 Good-natured, A Warning to the, 514 Goods, Despatching, Abroad. 140 Hand and Foot Starters, 481 Handicapping, Is it a Farce? 22
Honour where Honour is Due, 681
Horse-power, Is the 5, Sufficient? 629
Hotels, Overcharging at, 451
Ideas, Exchange of Helpful, 258
Insurance Problem The, 354
Insurance Rates, High, 212
Invalid's Carriage, An, 139, 212 Ionic Cross, What is its Origin and Purpose? 400, 452
Ladies' Car, The Ideal, 211
Level Crossng, A Dangerous, 379
Licensed House, The Highest, 482
Light Car, 'The, in Ceylon, 332
Light Car Club in Sussex, 162
Light Oar Movement in Paris, The, 235, 282
" Limit. The," in Kindness. 22
London-Southend Read. The, 482
Looking Back, 161
Machine, The for the Million, 112
Machine, Praise for an Old. 67
Machine, Satisfactory Service from an Early, 188
Magneto, The 90-degree and Variable Ignition, 354
Mechanical Seat Starter, 708
Mile Cyclecar Record, 629 .
Monocar for the Elderly, 21
Monocars. 'The Simplest of. 45
Morgan, Details on the, 140
Morgan Extra Seating, 513, 546
Morgan, Fitting a Petrol Tap to a, 482
Morgan, Keeping a, in Tune, 68, 113, 140
Morgan, Touring with a, 481
Morgans, Permanent Jacks for, 586
Motor Boat Practice on the Light Car, 46
Motor Show, Looking Back at the, 707
Motorist Exploiting the, 380
Motorists, An Appeal to, 258 " Motorists Beware," Be Wary, 585 NaUsworth Ladder Hill-climb, Echoes of the, 425 Nailsworth—Village or Town? 481, 546, 708 Novice's Trip to the West, A, 161 Number Plate Lighting, Inspect Your, 630 Oil, Do Not Let it Run Away with the Money! Oil Consumption—1,800 m.p.g. 482 Oiling Up, Another Case of, 546 Overseas Markets, 546 Owner-driver, Suggestions that Help the 257 Petrol Consumption, Excessive, 258
Pioneer, The, 313
Plus, Oiling "Up, 681
Policy, The, Which Spells Success, 45 162
Professional Man's Appreciation A 16
Public School Boy, The, 629
Race,-The Great 200-Mile, 545
Race, The 200-Mile, Comments on the, 681
Race, Can the 200-Mile be Improved? 630
Rear Lights, The Controversy on 682
Reduction Percentages, 258
Repair Service, Appreciation of, 451
Rover " Gadgets," Some, 400
Rover Hints, Some Useful, 331
Rover, Leg Room in the. 46
Rover, To Owners of, 513
Rover " 8," Impulse Starter on the 114
Rover " 8," To Owners of, 282
Rover " 8," Petrol Pipe on the, 113
Salvage, Unofficial, 426 %
Service, Appreciation of Good, 425
Service, Smart, 513
Signposters, Work for the, 331
Simple, Demand for the, 21, 45
Simple Machine, What is Wanted is the, NoW a Oar in Miniature, 67
South Halting, Echo of, 139
Southend, The Roads to, 258
Speed Trials in Hyde Park, 545
Sports Cars versus Touring Carriages, 451
Sports Model, Defining the, 139
Springing—There is nothing new ... 379
Standard Fittings Since 1920. 211
Standard Tiear Ratios, 22
Sun, -The, as a Boad Guide, 331, 379
Swift, How an Old, was Modernized 92
Swift Booklet Wanted, 114
Tamplin do Luxe, Another, 187
Tarring Methods in Kent, 162
Tax Anomaly, A, 91
Temperino Cars, 546
Temperinc, Gadgets for Owners of, 483
Three-wheelers, Number Plates on—What Size' 708
Tours, Long-distance, 354
Trailer, A Canoe, 92
Treatment, Discouraging, 236
Trials, Are They Too Easy? 22 Tuning The Art of, 586 Turner Car, Reproduction of the, 114 Urgent Matter, An, 140 Universal Joint for Steering, 629 Un-rear-lighted Cyclist, Is the, a Menace to Other Road Users. 707 Wheels, Three or Four? 399 Windscreen, The Angle of the, 332, 379
Three-wheeled Runabout. A Handy, 686
Three-wheeler, A Well-designed, 160
Thunder and Lightning, 266
Thundersley, Lightning Organizing at, 28
Time-keeping Trial, A Novel, 119
Topics of the Day-Accessibility, 200, 407
Camping Holiday, A, 225
Central or Side Control, 253
Closed Field, A, 343
Club Life, Vigorous, 15
Competition Season, The End of the, 599
Controversy, The Old. 176
Oyclecar, The Simple, 699
Cyclecar Class, The—Of Great Importance. 494
Danger A Hidden, 102
Disabled Driver, The, 77
Fiasco, A, 443
First Cost versus Economical Running, 129
French Journal, A New, 270
Grand Prix, The, 393 *
Hawker, 200
Horse-drawn Vehicle, The, 150
Hot. Weather, The, and the Motorist, 176
Ignition, Coil or Magneto? 494
Improvement Needed, 35
International Reliability Trial, Why Not an, 472
Isle oi Man Races, The, 35
Licence Problem, Solving the. 534
Lighting Laws, Back to the Old, 368
Motor Show, The Third Post-war, 568
Motor Taxation, The Yield of, 77
Movement, The Comng of a Vast New, 640
New Readers, To Our, 640
Newcomer, Welcome as a, 443
Olympia, The Annual Problem of, 60
Once a Motorist Always a Motorist, 15
Overtaxed, 699
Paris Salon, Small Cars in the, 472
Petrol, Reduce the Price of, 15
Petrol, Sixpence off, 320
Quality, The Maintenance of, 150
Races, The Great Road, 407
Readers, To Our New, 640
Road Signals, Correct, Essential, 225
Routes for Motor Coaches, Why Not Indicate? 129
Scottish Trials, The, 253 ? \
Show, The, 599
Small Car Movement Rapid Expansion oj the, 343
Small Oar Van, The Possibilities of the, 393
Speed Limit Signs Must be Observed. 300
Starting Up, Making, Easier, 60
Thoughtless—but not Unsportsmanlike, 77
Trials and the Public, 300 Two Hundred Mile Race, The. 176, 534, 568
Two Hundred Mile Race What it Means to You, 320
Victor Cyclecar, A 1914. 288 105.14 m.p.h., 60 1,600 c.c. Limit, Another Blow at the, 368
Touring Facilities Abroad, 360
Tower, In the, 79
Traffic, Speeding Up, 190
Tragedy. A, Without Words. 118
Trains, Away With, 79
Tram-ridden, 177
TrainsDort Problems, 166
Travelling Visiting Cards! 48 Tricks of the Trade. 62
T.T., The, in the Isle of Man, 454
Tube Saver, Patent, 673
Two Hundred Mile Race, The, 386
Two Hundred Mile Race, A.-C. Drivers in the, 360
Two Hundred Mile Race Who Will Win the? 408
Two-strokes all the Time! 298
Tyre Pump or Starter ? 507
Tyre Sizes and Tyre Wear, 19
Tyre Troubles. Grappling With, 39
Tyres, Look After Your, 275
Tyres and Speed, 507
Tyring the Light Car, 53
Twelve Hours' Record, Establishing the, 19

Unemployment, To Relieve, 430
Unemployment and Road Mending, 441
Umflow Engine, The, 75
Unit Light Oar at White City, 660
Unit No. 1 Light Car, 50
Unit No. 1 at White City. 621
Unit No. 1 Works Amongst the Trees, 61
Uxbridge, Light Car Club SOT, 59

Verse—A Spasm, 341 Vesey Cup Trial, The, 166
Vetting, Scientific, 446 Vicoor Pick, lhe, 76
Voiturettes, La Coupe Internationale des, 288
Vulcan Light Car, 574 Vulcan Light Car at Olympia, 614
Vulcan Light Car, With. Horizontally Opposed
Sleeve-valve Engine, 538
Vulcanizing, A Simplified Process of, H.F.. 197

Wallington Club Flag Flying, 20
Wallington Night Trial, 20, 34
Waterloo Bridge, Repair on, 238
Watson, Lieut. A. B., Not the Possessor of the Military Cross, 118
Wear, What Shall We! 134 Weather, Defying the, 376
Welwyn Permanent Control of, 26
West Mailing, Police Activity in, 118
Westcliff, The Difficult Road to, 218
Westcliff Huge Crowds and High Speeds at, 169
Western Centre Open Hill-climb, 264
Wheel Puller, 265
Will-o'-the-Wisp Competition, A, 8
Window Smashing, Curious Case of, 34
Wizza Spark Intensifier. The, 76
Wolseiey An 8.5 h.p. Two-cylinder. 402 Wolseley Light Car, 574 Wolseley Light Car at Olympia, 615, 651 Wolseley, The New 7 h.p., 432 Wolseley, The 10 h.p. 1922, Prices of, 430 Wolseley, A Racing, at Brooklands, 403 Wolseley-Stellite, Improvements to, 286 Woman at the Wheel—Motoring as a Nerve Tonic. 512
Woolwich Reliability Trial, The, 428 Worcester and District M.C.C-. Fixtures of the, 362
Worcester One-day Sporting Trial, 529 Worcestershire M.C. Hill-climb 402 Wright Lightweight, The, 478 " Wyche," The Spell of the, 260 "Wye Valley Route from the North, 205 Workshop Hints and Running Tips, 66, 136, 304
Accelerator Pedal Improvement, An, 304 . Glaudel-Hobson Carburetter. Air Control to. 66
Contact Breaker, Inspecting, 66
Cylinders, Detecting Water in, 66
Firing, The Order of, 138
Joint, Making a, Sound, 138
Magneto Fault, Curing a, 66
Plug Cleaner, A Useful, 138
Rattles, Damping Out Irritating, 304
Rover, To Owners of, G6
Rover " 8," Protecting the Petrol Pipe on the. 304
Starter, The, as an Aid to Engine Timing, 138
Stud Driver, A Useful, 138
" W " Timing Diagram, The 138
Y'ork and District M.C. Closed Climb, 308 Y'ork-Edinburgh-Y"ork Trial, The. 262 Yorkshire Club's HiU-climb, 44 Yorkshire, Good Police Haul in, 70 Yorkshire Hill-climb, 55 Yorkshire Popular Trials in, 74 Yorkshire Team Trials, 95
Zebre Light Car, Agents for the, 431
Zebre Light Car, French Chassis on British Body, 199
Zebre Light Car at White City, 622, 661 Zenith Carburetter, Improvements in, 460

INDEX TO ILLUSTRATIONS.

A,A., The, to the Rescue Once Again, 298
A.A. to the Rescue Once Again, Master Roy Griffeths Captured a First Prize in This Ingenious Impersonation, 3
A.A. Road Guide of the Epsom Traffic Control, 4
A.A. Road Service, Group of, Waiting to Aid the Stranded Motorist from " The Motor." 121
A.A. Suction Pump and Container for Emptying the Tanks of Cars Before Being Shipped, 382
A.B.C., Alterations in the Design of, 599
A.B.C., Keeping a, in Tune, 195
A.B.C. Light Car, 615
A.B.C. Light Car, The 12 h.o., 185
A.B.C., Standard Two-seater with Dickey, 651
A.B.C. Light Car Towing Benz, 47
A.B.C., The, with Submarine Body, 519
A.B.C., Mr. Gordon England's, Ascending Black
Nest Hill, 369 A.B.C., Petrol Filler on the—Streamlining at Its
Limit, 516
A.B.C., What of the Racing? Mr. Gordon England at the Wheel, 363
A.B.C., What You Should Know About, 196 A.B.C. Works, King Alfonso Visits the, 127 Accelerator Improvement, An, 304 A.-C. Light Car, The, 608 A.-C., Th« 1922 Model, Details of, 442 A.-C, Belgravia Body on the, 669 A.-C., The Two-seater All-weather Model, 641 A.-C. Light Car, Mr. Hawker on the Famous, 54 A.-C. Light Car, Prince Henry Having Instructions in the Controls of. Before Driving Awav, 116
A.-C. Machine, Originally a Box Carrier, 188
A.-C., Sunk Foot Scraper on the, 601
Addis, J., on His Aston-Martin, Gets Away for
the Albert Brown Challenge Trophy, 173 Aladdin Vacuum Jar, 349 Alba, Wheel Brakes of the, 467 Albert Light Car, The Open Four-seater, 641 Albert Light Car, The 1922, 597 Albert Light Car, The All-weather, 696 Albert Light Car, 608 Albert Light Car Successfully Climbing the 1 in 2<4 Gradient near Scarborough, 474 Alfonso, King, Happy Snapshot of, 127 Allen, Mr. R. E., 23 All-weather Body for Light Car, 588 Alvis Car in the New Forest, 57 Alvis Light Car, The, 405, 616 Alvis Light Car with Coach-built Body, 342 Alvis Light Car for the Grand Prix, 361 Alvis Light Car, The Grand Prix Racing Body is
so Light That It Can be Lifted by One
Man with Ease, 319 Alvis Light Car, An Impression; of, on the Road, 226
Alvis, Racing, How the, is Being Lightened, 337 Alvis, Racing (Mr. C. M. Harvey), Which Made
Its Debut with Honours at the Ealing and
District Meeting at Brooklands, 214. Alvis, Recent Refinements in the, 405 Alvis, The New Sports, 560 Alvis Two-seater Touring Model at White Qity, 652 Amazon Cyclecar, The, 688-689
Anrplo Plug Attachment, The, 706
Ancient and Modern. The Owner of Old-fashioned
House Keeps Pace with Modern Developments by the Use of 10 h.p. Singer, 93 Andre Gold Challenge Cup. The, 462 Andre Gold Cup, The Winner bl the—Major H.
O. D. Segrave, 547 Andre, Mr. T. B., 337 Andre, Mr. T. B., in the Marlborough Which He
Piloted to Victory in the 75 m.p.h. Long
Handicap, 133 Anzani Engine, The, 470 Armstrong-Siddeley 9 h.p. Air-cooled Light Car, 592
Arrota Signals, The, 605 Ascot Week, Snapped in, A Top Hat Goes Well
with a Smart Little Light Car, 94 Aston-Martin, Mr. Addis's, Leading Mr. Oates's
Lagonda at Brooklands, 33 Aston-Martin Grand Prix Racer, The, 384 Aston-Martin That Will Compete in the Great
Race, 447 Aston-Martin, Count Zborowski at the Wheel of, 464 Atterbury Chassis Designed to Take Eight Light
Car Bodies, 94 Aurea Light Car, 324, 381 Aurea Breasting Brooklands Test Hill with Full
Complement of Passengers, 672a Aurea Light Car, The Co-Optimists Aboard a, 445 Auto-Cycle Union Six Days' Trial, Opening Scenes . in the, 339
THE LIGHT CAR AND CYCLECAR
Brooklands. A Study in the Paddock A Contrast in Garbs. Summer and Almost Win-
Brooklands 200-Mile Race, Gigantic Scoring
Board Erected Close to the Fork, 515 Brooklands, An Unusual Scene at. Two Machines Designed for Speed, Aeroplane and A.B.C. Bace, 514
Brooks Two-person Tea Case, 604
Bruce, The Hon. Victor, 23, 250
Brownsort, Mr. W. G., 520
B.S.A. Light Car, 609 ,„.„
B.S.A., The 10 h.p. Air-cooled, 455-458 B S A The Light Air-cooled, Has a Totally-en-' ' closed Propeller Shaft Like Any Luxury
B.S.A. Light Car, Plan View of the New 10 h.p.,
B S A and Rhode Light Cars, Points Which the
Modern Woman Driver, 670 . . B S A., Showing Comfortable Disposition of the
' Seats, 506
B S A. Two-seater with Dickey. 642
Buckingham, Mr. J. P., O.B.E., 632
Buckingham Cyclecar, Amidships on the, oz
Bugatti Light Car, The, 610, 643 .
Bugatti, The, Appeals to the Sporting Driver,
Bugatti Flexible Steering Column, 663 Bugatti, Mr. L. Cushman's, at Thundersley, 30 Bugatti, Mr. L. Cushman's, in the Ealing and District Trial, 238 Bugatti, Mr. F. W. B. Walton's, Immediately
After Overturning, 440 Bugatti, Twin Magnetos on the, 556 Burford, Mr. H. G., M.I.Mech.E., 628 Burnsall, Yorkshire, A Glimpse of the Village Green, Jowett Car in Foreground, 708
A (continued).
Auto-Cycle Union Six Days' Trial. Two G.N.s, with C. Finch and S. Watson, at the Respective Wheels, and S. F. Spouse (T.B.) in Close Formation in the Initial Stages cf the First Day's Bun, 338
Auto-Cycle Union Six Days' Trial. Major Dixon Spain Marking Out the Course with an Ingenious Powder Layer, 341
Auto-Cycle Union Six Days'. Some of the Officials in the Trial—Messrs. E. Featherstone, E. J. Bass, Prof. Low, and Mr. Alec Ross, 364
Autovac, Inside of a, 178
A.V. Bicar, The, 2, 435
A.V. Monocar, 158, 616, 652
A.V. Monocar Taking a Ford at Speed, 235
A.V. Monocar, Under £150, 683
A.V. Owners, Pictorial Hints to, 159
A.V. Bacer in Detail, 447
A.V. Bacer, Engine oi the, .448
B
Baby Peugeot Crossing a Wooden Bridge with Less Than an Inch to Spare on Either Side 114
B.A.C. Light Car, 616, 652
B.A.C. Light Car, The 200-Mile, 484
B.A.C. Power Unit, The, 539
B.A.C. Eacer, Details oi the, 408
Ballot Engine, The 10 h.p., 470
Banbury Cross, Drive an 8 Horse to, 513
Barnstaple M.C. and Light Car Club's Trial on Bank Holiday. G.W.K. Checking in at Minehead, 260
Bayliss=Thomas Light Car, 616
Bayliss-Thomas, The—A Be-cnristened Car, 424
B. and B. Vaporizer, The Latest, 672
Bedelia Cyclecar, The, 685
Bedelia Light Car, Chassis and Skeleton, Framework oi, 504
Bedford, Mr. G., 23, 284, 520
Bedford, G., Filling up with Petrol, 553
Bedford, G.. on His Hillman, 412
Bedford. G., on His Hillman Racjr, Taking a Right-hand Bend on Holme Mos~, 55
Bedford, Mr. G., on His Brooklands Model Hill-man, 157
Belsize, Chassis of the, 609
Belsize-Bradshaw Light Car, 642
Belsize-Bradshaw Light Car, Engine in the, 601
Belsize-Bradshaw Oil-cooled Twin/The, 583, 678
Belt Drive by Mr. Barton Adamson, 149
Benz in Tow by a Little A.B.C., 47
Bicar, The A.V., 435
Bicknell, Mr. W., 516
Binks Carburetter, 498
Binks Carburetter, Sectional View of the, 673
Black Nest Hill, On the Way to—A Group of Machines on the Road iNear Stroud, 372
Bleriot Cyclecar, Power Unit of the. 501
Bleriot Two-seater, The, 504
Bleriot Transmission, with Seat Starter Working Through a Ratchet on the Gearbox, 663
Bleriot-Whippet, 2, 609
Bleriot-Whippet, The New Chain-driven, 497
Bleriot-Whippet, Mechanical Hand-starter on the, 601
Bleriot-Whippet Open Two-seater Model, 642
Bleriot-Whippet Chassis with Exceptionally Smart Sporting Body, 113
Bleriot-Whippet Entered for the 200-Mile Race, 463
Boddington, Mr. F. G., on a Morgan, on Amul-ree, 175
Boddington, F. (Morgan), Starting from Winchester in the A.-C.U. Six Days', 364
Boulogne Grand Prix, Scenes of the, 152
Boulogne Races, Scoring Board at the, 152
Bourbeau, M., 632
Bournemouth Trial, Scenes in, Palmerston Car in the Watersplash, 152
Bradshaw, Mr. Granville, 336
Bradwell Engine Tester, The, 692
Braithwaite, Miss Lilian, and Her Ideal Car, 625
Brake Tests at Bropklands, 333
Brittain, Capt., Going Well on His Calthorpe up Spread-Eagle Hill, 153
Briton Light Car, 609, 643
Briton, The Exhaust Pipe Showing the Hot-spot on the, 696
Brolt Lighting Set, The New, 98
Biooklands, Brake Tests at, 333
Brooklands, A Bunch of Cars Entering the Railway Straight in the Fifteenth 75 m.p.h. Short Handicap, 247
Brooklands, Crouch, Aston-Martin, and the Hillman Finishing in the Fifteenth 75 m.p.h. Long Handicap, 245
Brooklands, Dress at, 134
Brooklands, An Excellent Impression of Speed on the Banking, Showing G. Bedford, on His Hillman, in the Wake of S. G. Cummings's Sunbeam, 439
Brooklands, Group of Cars at the End of the Finishing Straight, 600
Brooklands. If It Were Stretched Between London and Manchester, it Would Represent the Distance Covered by Competitors in the 200-Mile Race, 843
Brooklands, Ladies Showing Interest in the Chances of Cars, 33
Brooklands. Lined up for the Start of the Second 90 m.p.h. Long Handicap, Won' by the Aston-Martin, 439 Brooklands. The 10-La.p Handicap, 24
Brooklands. An Idea of the Activity and Excitement That May be Expected when the 200-Mlle is in Progress, 163 Brooklands. Lord Lonsdale Receives King Alfonso, 130 Brooklands, Photograph of. Taken from the Air 117
Brooklands, Plan of, Showing the Lay-out of the Course Over Which the Great Bace Will be Run, 314
Caffort Commercial Vehicle, The, 542
Calcott Open Two-seater, 643
Calcott, Oil Pump on the, 643
Calcott, Two Views of the Two-seater, 406
Calthorpe Chassis, Elegant Body on the, 701
Calthorpe, A, " At Speed " in a Potato Race! 430
Calcott, Gearbox, Clutch and Engine of the New, 10 h.p., 487
Calthorpe Ascending Shelsley Walsh, 390 Calthorpe, Mr. S. Bowen's, Winner of the Second
Prize in the Open Appearance Competition, 155 Calthorpe, Capt. Brittain's, at Brooklands, Being
Overtaken by Mr. W. H. Oates's Lagonda, 394
Calthorpe, Details of the New, 240, 242 Calthorpe, Hand Controls Working the Clutch and
Foot Brake, 81 Calthorpe Light Car, 610
Calthorpe, The Mass of Instruments on Mr. Hill-house's Dash, 182 Calthorpe Racer, Additional Cooling Device on, 133
Calthorpe, The 1922 Two-seater Sports Model, 240 Calthorpe, Two-seater, Showing Knurled Disctype Controls, 644
Calthorpe Which Takes Three Abreast, 143 Canoe Trailer Attached to Riley Light Car, 92 Canoe Trailer, The, for River Enthusiasts, 26 Camp at Deepdene, Dorking, 401 Campbell, Capt. Malcolm, 315 Campbell, Malcolm, Sacrificed Second Place as a
Result of a Tyre Leaving the Rim at HO
m.p.h., 551 Capac Carburetter, The, with Complete Assembly, 148 Car, with the Gears in Neutral, Push the, Along
the Road, 135
Carburetter, The Binks, 498 Carburetter, The Zenith Triple Diffuser, 460 Carden Cyclecar, 2, 617 Carden Cyclecar, The, at £131 5s.. 683 Carden Cyclecar, A Happy Couple Off for Their
Honeymoon in a, 639 Carden Cyclecar at White City, 652 Carrow Light Car, 617 Cartoon—" The Major," 198 Castle, An Englishman's! 237 Castle Three Experiences, Difficulties on Kop Hill,
Castle Three Improvements, 269
Cat and Fiddle Inn, Buxton, The, 425
C.A.V.-Willard Batteries, Rubber Separator Used in the, 274
Ceylon, One of the Many double hair-pin Bends Encountered in a 20-Mile Journey, 332
Cheddar Gorge, Snap of, 585
Charron-Laycock, 610
Charron-Laycock, Elastic Shock Absorber on 107
Charron-Laycock, Light Car, 610
Charron-Laycock, Mr. R. W. Pradier's, 518
Charron-Laycock Under Test, 36
Charrpn-Laycocks, The Two, 518
Chassis, General Lay-out oi a, in Diagram, 325
Chassis of L.S.D., 228
Chassis, A Rigid, on a Motorcycle Would Not be Considered Strange, but a Rigid Car Chassis Would be Laughed at, 626
" Chronograph Villa," 523
Citroen Clutch, The " Internals " of the 7
Citroen Cyclecar, The, 505, 602
Citroen Light Car, 617
Citroen Light Car, The Open Four-seater, 653
Citroen, Mr. Andre, 637
C.K.V. New Model Magneto, 579
Cluley Light Car, The 10 h.p., 124, 617, 653
Clutch, How It Works, 423
Clutch, The Multiplate, 424
Clock, Dash, by the Cowey Engineering Co 603
Clock. A Pivoted Eight-day, 675 Coatalen, Louis, Masterpiece of.
/"O «^1- A Tli -J. - -T Till -_1_ J. _1 s-r-r p- '
The Engine of
Coatalen, Mr., Congratulating Major Segrave on
His Victory, 582 Cocker, J., 284 Cocker Returns to the Paddock on a Back Wheel
Rim and a Flat Front Tyre, 132
Competitions, Comparative Photographs of Small Car Races in Three Countries—France. Spain and Great Britain, 294
Cooper, Mr. W., 633
Co-optimists, The, Aboard a 10 h p. Aurea Car, 445
Cordery, Miss Violet, 23
Cordwalls Works, Maidenhead, The Body Shop,
CQO
Corner, The Right Way to—in Speed Trials Only! Morgan Cyclecar in J.C.C. Hill-climb, 287 Cornwall, In the Heart of, Standard Ascending the Hill from the Village of Ruthern, near Bodmin, 380 Corona Light Car, 654 Coventry-Premier, The New, 420, 610 Coventry-Premier for 1922, A Four-wheeled, 219 Coventry-Premier, MX. Magneto of the, 644 Coventry-Simplex Engine, The, 466 Coventry-Victor Unit for Cyclecars, 693 Cowey Lamp Bracket Which Gives the Advantages oi a Spot Light, 123 Cowey System, How the, is Arranged, 387 Creswick Light Car, The, 40 Criminal Thoughtlessness, 94 Crouch Chassis, Showing How the Two-oylinder
Water-cooled Unit is Disposed, 678 Crouch Light Car, 618, l>o4 -Crouch Light Car, The 1922. 561 Crouch Light Car, Holiday Making with a, 259 Crouch Light Car, ^ew Model with Dickey Seat, 79 Crouch Light Car, Radiator on, at the Showrooms
of Mebes and Mebes, 190 Crouch Light Car, Showing the Advantage of Door
on the Off Side, 208 Crouch Light Car, Sporting Model, 48 Crouch Light Car, Power Unit in the New, 601 Crouch, Mr. J. W. F., 633 Crown's Windsor Estate, in the Parish of Egham, Sale of Which Was Feared. The Thames-side at Runnymede, a Popular Venue for the Motorist, 306 Cummings, Miss Ivy, 23 Curtis, Mr., Who Patrols the Whole of England in
His Swift Light Car, 346 Cyclauto Three-wheeler, 501 Cyclecar, Bodywork of Mr. E. J. Gay's, 399 Cyclecar built by Mr. Heber Within the Confines
of His Back Garden, 46 Cyclecar Built by Mr. E. Troughton, 91 Cyclecar Club oi France, Badge of the, 268 Cyclecar Constructed by Mr. ^.rice, 491 Cyclecar Grand Prix de Provins, Start oi the, 142 Cyclecar, A Handy Three-wheeled Runabout, 686 Cjclecar, A home-built, by Two Coventry Motorists, 243
Cyclecar, A New Lightweight Four-wheeler, 437 Cyclecar, A Well-designed Three-wheeler by Messrs.
Reynolds Bros., 160 Cyclecars, Examples oi Low-priced, as Seen at the
Show, 683
Cyclecars:—Amazon, 688; Bleriot-Whippet, 2, 609, 642; Buckingham, 62; Carden, 2, 617, 652, 683; Citroen, 505, 602- Coventry-Premier, 219, 420, 421; Economic, 684; Foster, The, 142, 356; Cyclecar, G.N., 2, 296, 655; Gibbons, 655; Gibbons Mark III, 683; G.W.K. Two-seater, 108-9; Hamilton, 596; Kestrel, 120; Kiddy, 656, 704; Lecoy, 581, 619; Leta, 31; L.M., 657; M.T., 404: New British, 65»; New Hudson, 418; Rhode, 396; Salmson, 620, 659; Sarina, 308; Senechal, 468; Short-Ashby. 659; The Tampling, 2, 21, 683; T.B., 291, 338; T.B., The 1922, 66fj; Unit No. 1, 621 " Cyclecars and Voiturettes," Facsimile oi Cover,
S68 Cylinder Reboring Tool, 603
D
Daimont at the Wheel oi the Morgan Which Won
the Single-seater Cyclecar Class, 479 Dash and Inspection Lamp, by Rotax, 123 Davies, S. C. H., Stopped Several Times at the
Pits in Order to Try to Improve the Running of his car, 553 Debenham, Mrs., Endeavours to Burst a Bunch of
Balloons in the Epsom Downs Gymkhana, 194
Deemster Improvements for 1922, 459 Deemster Light Car, 179, 611 Deemster, The Four-seater Touring Model, 695 Deemster Ascending Shelsley Walsh, 391 Deemster Light Car, Blackberry-picking on a, in
a Cornish Lane, 481 Deemster, The New " Service," with the Latest
Coachwork, 223 Deemster, Open Two-seater with Double Dickey, 644
Deemster Owners, Pictorial Hints to, 180 Deepdene, Dorking, Car, Camping at, 401 de Freville Engine, The, 16 Valve 4 Cylinder, 388 Degory No-jet Carburetter, The, 674 Deklalite Pocket Torch, The, 673 Dentists' Reflector, How a, May be Utilized to
Examine Contact Breaker, 66 de Peyrecave, Mr. L. F., A.M.I.C.E., 633 de Vizcaya, M. P., 520 Diatto Light Car, 618, 654 Dimming Switch, A Home-made, 231 Disabled Drivers' Rally, Interesting Photographs, 83
Dixon Hand Jet Control, 706 Dixon, Major A. J., 516 Dixon, Mr. A. J., Demonstrates the Suppleness of
a New Unorthodox Type of Suspension, 267 Dorman Engine in the Swallow, 677 Doughty. The, Which Made Its Debut at the
Clipstone Speed Trials, 238
Douglas Light Car in the Glenfruin, 161 s
Dover Steering Wheel, The, 674 Draughts, One Way of Eliminating, Without Obstructing the Driver's View. 376 Drilling Machine, A Bench, 111
THE LIGHT CAR AND CYCLECAR
fx.
D (continued).
Dual Control, Method of Arranging, 511
Duller, Mr. G., 516
Dunlop Cord Tyres, 53
Duplex Light Car at the Top of White Downs, 87
Dux Light Car, 588
Dynamo, The F. R, S. Six-volt, 419
E
Eastbourne, Road "Widening at, 12
Eaton Socon, War Memorial at, Crouch Beside
the, 140
Ebblewhite, Mr. A. V., 171 Ebblewhite, Mr. A. V., Official Handicapper and
Time-keeper to Brooklands A.R.C.; 128 Econometer Fuel Saver, The, 38 Economic Cyclecar, The, at £60," 684, 687 Edwards, Mr. T. L., 521 Etnpson, Major, Mechanic Tightening up the Last
Nut, After a Very Rapid Wheel Change in
the Great Race, 550 Encampment, The Cyclecar, 46 Enfleld-Allday, Details of Engine, 411 Enfleld-Allday, Front View oi the New Sports
Model, 374
Enfleld-Allday Light Car, 611 Enfield-Allday, Major Jordan's, Awarded the First
Prize for Appearance at the Midland Club
Eally, 155 Enfleld-Allday, Neat Way of Carrying the Spare
Wheel on, 375
Enfleld-Allday, Oil Radiator on the, 517 Enfield-Allday, One of the Latest Productions, 184 Enfield-Allday. Open Four-seater Model, 645 Enfleld-Allday Racer, Chassis of, 410 Enfield-Allday Racer, The Red, 519 Enfield-Allday Saloon, The 10 h.p., 250, 251 Engine, Aston-Martin, 385 Engine of the A.V. Racer, 448 Engine, The Belsize-Bradshaw, 583 Engine, The Coventry-Simplex, The, 466 Engine, Diagrammatic Sketch of the Four-stroke, 342
Engine, The Little-Carden, 569 Engine of Rhode Cyclecar, 397 Engine, The Silverthorne-Price, 264 Engine of the Winning Talbot-Darracq, 558 England, Mr. E. O. Gordon, 520 Engloflater Mechanical Pump, 675 Enots Grease Gun, 605 Enots Flexible Grease Gun, 422 Epsom Downs Gymkhana, Some of the Competing
Machines, 194
Epsom Traffic Control, The A.A. Road Guide, 4 Eric-Campbell, The, for the Great 200 Mile Race, 466
Fjic-Longden, The, 440 Essex Club's 24 Hour Run, 390 Essex County A.C. at Thundersley, Mr. Milward's
Charron-Laycock Sweeling Round the Last
Bend, 29
Etiquette of the Road, 276 Euk Easy Starter, The, 603 Examples of the Home-Builders' Art, 308 Excelsior Light Car, The, 168 (Rectaistened), 424 Exhaust Heater, A Properly Designed, 85
Feathers Hotel, The, Ludlow, 205 Fellows Carburetter, The, 674 Fenland By-road, A Typical Turn in a, 281 Fiat Light Car, 611 Fiat Touring Model, 654 Final Drive System, " How It Works," 671 Finding the Way Without a Map, 322 Flag of the Wallington Club, 7 Flow Meter, The, 578 Fort George, Encampment at, 305 Foster Cyclecar, The, 142, 356 Francon, Rear Springing of the, 468 Friedrich, After Piloting the Bugatti to Victory in - Last Year's Race, Received an Ovation
Prom His Friends, 288 F.R.S. Six-volt Dynamo, 419
Gaillon Hill-climb, Morgan and Elfe in the, 479 Galloway, The Wide Door of the, 667 Galloway Light Car, 611 Galloway Light Car, Open Model With Double
Dickey, 645
Garage, The Open-air, Crouch Owner and His, 353 Garage, The Open Air! Waterproof Sheet Covers
the Car Parked Beside the Bungalow, 256 Garage, Semi-detached Villa With, at the Side, 623
Gardahaut, The, M. Lafont Driving the, 429 Gay, Mr. E. J., Cyclecar Built by, 399 German Bob Light Car, 478 " Get-you-home" Emergency Set of Oil Lamps,
Gibbons Cyclecar, 655
Gibbons Light Car, 618 '
Gibbons Mark III, at £115, 683
G.N., The, as a Commercial Vehicle, 542
G.N. Cyclecar, 2, 618, 655
G.N., A French, at the Pits, 154
G.N., G. L Hawkins's " Silver Gnat," 454
G.N., Leather Valance Fitted to, 260
G.N., Lt. Steele's, New Body on, 296
G.N., Two Views of the Racing, 386
Godalraing, Cars Parked in the Yard of the
King's Arms Hotel, 11 Godfrey, K. R., Car of " Bluebottle" on the
Wing! 58
Grand Prix, Personalities in the, 431 Grand Prix, Cornering in the, An Impression of
Last Year's Spectacular Struggle, 253 Grand Prix Course, Last Year's, 289
Grand Prix Course, Round the, with the Camera, 414
Grease Gun, Enot's Flexible, 422 Greenhorn, A., on Reliability Trials, 110 Gregoire, First Appearance of, in Competition, 106
Grice, Mr. A. G., 632 Grice, Mr., Cyclecar Constructed by, 491 Grice, Mr. A. G., Interviewed by Camera on the
"Unit No, 1, 51 Guinness, Mr. K. Lee, 315 G.W.K., With Convertible Body, 697 G.W.K., Double-divided Windscreen on the, 670 G.W.K., Driven by Mr. A. E. Watts, Had Foot
and Hand Brakes Interconnected, 81 G.W.K. Engine, The, 677 G.W.K., Fitting a New Cardan Cover to, 111 G W.K. Four-seater All-weather Model, 655 G.W.K., " J " Chassis in Elevation, 529 G.W.K. Light Car, 619
G.W.K., A Little Woman at the Wheel of a, 512 G.W.K., Neat All-weather Body, 668 G.W.K., The Old " 3 " Model, 527 G.W.K., Side Curtains Which Can be Fixed in a
Few Minutes, 528 G.W.K,, The Two-seater, 108
H
Hall, Mr. J., 520
Hamilton Cyclecar, 596
Hammond Visible Petrol Supply Pump, 461
Hampton, Sir J. Daniels', 186
Hampton Works, Portable Power Plant Driven by the Engine of a Leyland Lorry, 20
Handle Fixa Fitted to Morgan, 706
Hands. Mr. G. W., 417
Hands Light Car, 537 _^
Hartford Shock Absorber, The, 265
Hawker, Mr. H. G., 3, 23
Hawker, Mr. H. G., The Late, 165
Hawkes, Douglas, 284
Headlight Dimming Resistance Which Can Be Made in One Hour, 86
Hedgehog Pipe Cover, The, 349
Hill, The Late Alderman J., 366
Hill, Mr. Osmond, 632
Hillman, Mr. G. Bedford on, on Holme Moss, 55
Hillman, Details of the, How it is Protected From Flying Stones, 362
Hillman, The Grand Prix, 361
Hillman, The Grand Prix, with G. Bedford at the Wheel, 431
Hillman Light Car, 612, 646
Hillman, Mr. May's, Making Fastest Time in the A.-C.IT. Trials, 214
Hillman, Racing Grand Prix, The Difference Between the Standard and Racing Practice on the, 311
Hood to Cover Both Dickey and Driver's Seats, 579
Hood, A New Departure in the Vanishing, 238
Horses, Column of, Eight Abreast and Five Miles Long, 43
Horstman, Mr. S. A., Streaks up the Hill, Leaving a Trail of Dust Behind Him, 6
Hof'Stman, The Grand Prix, 383 . Horstman, Mr. Douglas Hawkes', 516
Horstman Two-seater, 149
Horstman, The Latest Speed Model to Appear on the Track, 166
Horstman Light Car, 619
Horstman light Car, Four-seater All-weather Model, 656
Horstman Light Car That Will Run in the 200 Mile Race, 484
Horstman Owners, Pictorial Hints to, 691
Horstman Racer, View of the Cockpit of the, 484
Horstman Two-seater Fitted with Vee-fronted Windscreen, 149
Horstman, View of the New Model, 188
Hotchkiss Engine, Enclosed Overhead Valves and Rockers on the, 676
Hotchkiss Engine, The Oscillating Oil Pump on the, 595
Humorous:—" Au Courant's " Impression of Paris, 535; Brooklands, What it Might Be—And is,! 544; Echoes of the Great 200 Mile Race, 627; " "Ee be a Fool to Bathe Thear, Mister, ..." 427; The Handy Little Car, 28; Humorous Impressions of the Show, 638; Our Artist Has a Day at Westcliff—the Result, 167; The Penalty of Fame. (Fraser Nash), 193; Police Traps.— Our Artist Sounds a Warning Note, 252; Quite Simple! 80; Sidelights on the South Harting Hill-climb, 95; Sporting Motorist and Old Garge, 286: Stranded Motorist, "Can You Tell Me Where I Can Get a Little Water?" 523; Suggestions for Drivers in the 200 Mile Race, 465; Teaching Phyllis to Drive, 122; "' TJrry "Dp, Mister . . "14
Humberette, The, An Ideal Machine for Reaching Inaccessible Beauty Spots, 141
Icecream Vendor, How an, Advertises His Wares
(de Marcay Chassis), 282 Instrument for Measuring the Bore of Cylinders, 17 Instrument Board, A Compact, by Waltham
Watch Co., 580
Jacquemont, Overhead Valve Operation on the, 469
Jarrott, Lteut.-Col. C. O.B.E., 541 Jeavons Lubricating Spring Gaiter, 673 Johnston, Major J. D., on His Jowett Light Car,
Negotiating the Famous Hairpin on Amul-
ree, 175
Jopp, Mr. Keith, Who Lost Left Arm and Left Eye Driving A.B.C., 81
Jowett Light Car, 9, 438, 619, 656
Jowett Light Car Gives Ample Protection Against the Weather, 668
Jowett Light Car, Side View of the Latest Model, 454
Jowett Light Car at the Silent Pool, 212
Jowett Light Cars Among the Yorkshire Dales, 453
Jowett), Oil Level Indicator of the, 9
a
Junior Car Club Burgee, The, 474; Lunch at Southsea, Photograph Taken After, 99; Pejinant Adopted by the Northern Branch, 223; Poster Issued by the, of the 299-Mile Race, 473; Rally at Burford Bridge, Mr. Pugh Ascending Box Hill, 589; Rally at Salisbury, Panoramic View of, 12, 13; Reliability Trial, The First Man Waiting for the Signal to Go, 475; Scrutineers, Group of, Snapped at Midhurst, 100; (South-Western Branch) Trial at Eomsey, A Morgan Getting Away at the Start, 56; Speed Trials at Bushup Edge, 402
K
Kegresse Caterpillar Attachment Fitted to 10 h.p.
Citroen Car, 536 Kent Glare Guard, The, 148, 605 Kestrel Cyclecar, The, 120 Kiddy Cyclecar, 656 Kiddy Cyclecar, The, at the Show, 704 "Kim II," Latest Improvement in, A "Roof"
for Wet Weather, 14 " Kim II " Skidding at Nearly 50 Miles an Hour, 103
Kinetic Engine Starter, The, 33 King's Arms Hotel, Godalming, Tea on the Lawn
at. 11
K.LG. Pings, 675 Klip-seat, The, 148
Lafont, M., Driving the New Cyclecar, The Gardahaut, 429
Lagonda Coupe, 668
Lagonda Coupe, Camping Holiday in a, 305 _
Lagonda Coupe, The Owner of, in an al fresco Meal, 177
Lagonda Light Car, 612
Lagonda Light Car, with Capacious Dickey Seat, 646
Lagonda, Neat Pressure Pump on the, 51
Lagonda-Rover Tea Room, 299
Lagonda Windows Fitted witB" Folding Slides, 667
La Licorne Light Car, 657, 693
Lamp Which Can be Turned Round and Focused on the Engine, 603
Lancaster, New Road Being Constructed from, to Morecambe, 682
Lanchester Car, Beautiful Example of Overhead Valve Gear with Rockers Designed and Balanced for Hard Work, 663
La Perle, the Winner of the, 1,400 c.c. Class, Rounding a Bend on the Course at Speed, 151
Leaks and Loss of Compression, How to Trace, 136
Lecoy Cyclecar, The, 581, 619, 657
Lee-Guinness, K., in Talbot-Darracq, An Impression of Speed, 413
Leominster, The Grange House at, 205
Leta Cyclecar, The, 31
Levat Voituiette, The, 178
Lewis Electric Sedan, 90
Lc Zebre Light Car, 661
Licence, The, May be Fitted to the Body in Any Position in the Shaded Area, 705
Light Car, The, on the Farm is a Business Asset, 256
"Light Car and Cyclecar" Annual Impromptu Hill-climb, Scene on Nailsworth Ladder, 355
"Light Car and Cyclecar" Challenge Cup for the Hour Record, 508
" Light Car and Cyclecar's" Invasion of Stroud and Nailsworth, 370, 371
" Light Car and Cyclecar" Stand at the White City, 635
light Car, Mr. L. C. Frisby's Friction cum-belt-driven, 2.56
Light Cars:—A.B.C., 195, 615, 651; A.B.C., 12 h.p., 185; A.-C, 608, 641; A.-C. with Belgravia Body, 669; Albert, 597 608, 641, 696; Alvis, 57, 226, 227, 361, 561, 616, 652; Armstrong-Siddeley, 592; Aston-Martin, 447; Aston-Martin Grand Prix Racer, The, 384; Aurea, 324, 381, 445, 672a; B.A.C., The, 484, 616, 652; Bayliss-Thomas, 424, 616; Belsize-Bradshaw, 583, 642; Bleriot-Whippet, 113, 463; Bob German, 478; Briton, 609, 643; B.S.A., 455, 506, 609; Bugatti, 610, 643; Calcott, 643; Calthorpe, 143, 610, 701; Calthorpe, 1922, 240; Carrow, 617; Castle Three, 58; Citroen, 617, 653; Cluly, 124, 617, 653; Corona, 654; Coventry-Premier, 610, 644; Creswick, 40; Crouch, 48, 79, 208, 209, 259 618 654; Crouch, The, 1922, 561; Deemster, 179, 458, 481, 611, 644; Deemster Four-seater Touring Model, 695; Deemster, The "Service," 223; Diatto, 618, 654; Douglas, 161; Duplex, 88; Dux, 588; Enfleld-Allday, 611; Enfield-Allday Saloon, 250;Excelsior, 168; Fiat, 611, 645; Galloway, 611; Gibbons, 618; G.N., 618*G.N., A French, 154; G.W.K., 619, 697; Hampton, Sir J. Daniel's, 186; Lt. Car, Hands, The, 537; Hillman, 612, 646; Hc-rstonan, 18, 656; Horstman, The Grand Prix, 383; Horstman, Mr. Stanley Lupino Driving a, 63; Humberette, The An Artist's Choice, 141; Jacquemont, 470; Jowett, 619;
THE LIGHT CAR AND CYCLECAR^
L (continued).
LIGHT CABS (continued).
Jowett, 656; Lagonda, 612, 646; La Lieorne, 657, 693; Lecoy, 657; Le Zebre, 199, 622, 661; Little Greg, 646; Little Midland. 620; L.M., 302; McKenzie, 182, 620, 658; Marlborough, 647, 659; Marseel, 48; Ma-rseel, The 1922, 359; Mathis, 217, 612, 647; New British, 101; Oilier, 417; Palladium Light "12," 492; Palmerston, 622; Peugeot Quadrilette, 648; Phoenix, 612, 647; Restelli, 144; Rhode, 659;
Riley, 613, 648; Rover, 48, 307, 613, 648; Rover "8," 697; Rover "8" on the
Banks of the River Dee, 224; Seabrook, 613, 649; Senechal, 469; Short-Ashby, 495, 620; Singer, 93i 613.. 649; Singer
"10," 489, 490; Spacke, 89; Standard, 650; Standard, The 8 h.p., 563; Standard,
at Madras, 207; Stoneleigh, 593; Surrey, 620 660; Swallow, 660; Swift, 96, 614, 649; Talbot-Darracq., 356, 363, 412, 614, 650; Talbot-Darraco., 8 h.p., 525; Tamp
lin, 2, 126, 532, 660; Unit, 661; Unit
No. 1, 50, 51, 52; Voisin, 504; Vulcan, 614; Wolseley, 614, 651; Wolseley, Mrs.
Thomas on, on Dean Hill, 57; Wolseley in
" Out to Win" at Shaftesbury Theatre, 146
Lightweight Three-wheeler, A New, 437 Lighting and Ignition Set, Combined, by Rotax,
Ltd., 579
Linge, The Summit of, Mounted by a G.N., 279 Little Carden Two-stroke Engine, 569 Little Greg. Light Oar, 646 Little Midland Light Oar, 620 L.M. Light Car, 302
L.M. Light Car, The Standard Two-seater, 657 Lodge Plugs, Examples of, 604 Lombard, M., the Well-known Salmson Racing
Driver, 684 Lomoard, M., at the Wheel of His Victorious
Salmson, 415
Lombard, M., Drives His Salmson Through the Tunnel Under the Track Towards the Paddock, 517
London-Edinburgh Souvenir Badge, 487 Low, Professor A. M.. D.Sc., A.C.G.I., 541 L.S.D., A Commercial Vehicle which has been
Improved in Detail, 543 L.S.D.s, Drivers of, Seem Greatly Interested in the
Ruins of Rievaulx Abbey, 546 L S.D , The Three-wheeled, Chassis of, 228 Lucas, Mr: G. W., Chairman of the J.C.C. (Southwestern Centre), 99 Ludlow, The Feathers Hotel at, 205 Luggage Problem, One Way of Solving the, 255 Luggage Rack on Tamplin Cyclecar, 334 Lupino, Mr. Stanley, in . the Limelight! 63 Luton and S. Beds. Speed Trials, Mr. P. Childs (Morgan) Putting up Fastest Time in the Cyclecar Class, 72
Lynton in Summer Time, S. Watson, F. S. Spouse, W. H. Elce, on the Famous Gradient, 364
M
McConnell, Mr. H. P., 541
McCormick, Roy, and His Wolseley Ten, 486
McKenzie, How the Hood is Prevented from
Touching the Knees of the Passenger in
the Dickey Seat, 182 McKenzie Light Car, 620, 658 McKenzie Light Car, Side View of the. 182 Machine Considered to be a Worthy Rival to the
Cyclecar, 626
Machines, Some Examples of the Simpler, 2 Macklin, Capt. N., 3 Magneto, The, is a Silent Sufferer, 43 Manville Trophy, A Rover Going Well in the, 480 Map, Finding the Way Without a, 322 Map Showing the Roads Leading to Brooklands, 516 Map Showing Best Route from London to South
Harting, 73
Merchant, Mr. W. J., 521 Marlborough Light Car, 646 Marlborough Light Car at the Show, 669 Marseel Car About to Enter the Water on the
Road Between Coventry and Stoneleigh Hill, 630
Marseel Light Car, The, 48 MarseelLight Car, The 1922, 359 Marshall. B. S., at the Wheel of His Aston-Martin, 412
Marshall, Mr. B. S., 519 Martin, Mr. Lionel. 289 Martin, Mrs. Lionel, 23 M A S E., Line Drawing of Chassis, 658 Mase Motorette, The, 702 Mathis Cyclecar, Chassis of, 406 Mathis, Dynamo of the, 466 Mathis Cyclecar, Engine of the, 502 Mathis Light Car, 217, 612, 647 Mathis Puts up a Game Fight, Paired with Ralph
de Palma's Ballot, Driven by M. Mathis, 217.
Mathis, Radiator of the, 502 Maury, M. Mones, 519 Mays-Smith, Mr. A. S., 628 Mays, Mr. R., Driving His Aston-Martin in the
Hants Hill-climb, 153 M:C. and A.C. One-day Trial, J. L. Dhaw on the
Steepest Part of Bussage Lane. Three
Morgans, Two G.N.s, and a Rover, 524 M.C.C. "Inter-Club Team Trial. A Morgan Taking
the Sharp Right-hand Turn near Mis&enden 118
Meadows Four-speed Gearbox. 97 Members' Hill. A Glimpse of, During the Great
Race, 552 Meredith, Mr., Driving T.B. at the Commencement
of the " Ladder," 369
Middle Down Hill, View of, in the Southampton-Exeter Reliability Trial, 509 Midland Highway, An Unusual Obstruction on the, 184 Midland Light Car Club Rally at Sutton Coldneld,
Prize Winners in the, 155 Mileometer, The, 604
Mileometer Pitted to Charron-Laycock, 37 Millennium Valve Truer, 579 Millward, Mr. W. F., 520 Milward W. F., Passing the Finishing Line on
His Charron-Laycock, 170 Mirrors and Horns by E. H. Hill, Ltd., 675 Mirrors Two Convex, at Ashford, Kent, 26 Moir, H. K., in the Aston-Martin in the Eighth
Light Car Short Handicap, 246 Moir, Mr. Kensington, Who Covered Over 86
Miles in One Hour on an Aston-Martin, 508, 521
" More room " Steering Wheel, 675 Morgan Cornering in the J.C.C. Hill-climb, 287 Morgan Cyclecar, Mr. R. Gwynne Ree's, on which
Extra Accommodation for Two Children
has been Provided, 354 Morgan, A, Driven by Mr. W. A. Oarr in a Recent
Competition, 428
Morgan Driven by Mr. E. B. Ware, 310 Morgan, Mr. H. F. S., 632 Morgan, H. F. S. (Morgan), in the A.-C.U. Six
Days' Trial, 364 Morgan, Keeping a, in Tune, 41 Morgan Owners, Hint for, 286 Morgan, A Privately-assembled, 351 Morgan, Racing, in Course of Construction, 183 Morgan, Set of Permanent Jacks Fitted to, by
Mr. E. Jackson, 586
Morgan Team in the Six Days' Trial, 339 " Motor, The," Reduced Facsimile of Cover of the
Show Number, 634 Motorcar Scene in " Out to Win " at the Shaftes-
bury Theafre. The 10 h.p. Wolseley is.
Driven Under Its Own Power, 146 Motoring in the Emerald Isle is Accompanied by
Difficulties. Rover Owned by a Lady Doctor Meets an Obstruction, 69 Mourre Type of Suspension on the Grand Prix
Cars, 446 M.T. Cyclecar, 404
N
Nailsworth Ladder, Crowds on the Hill, 290
Nash, Capt. Fraser, 3, 284, 519
Sash, Capt. Fraser, on " Kim II ' and G. L.
Hawkins, the Only Competitors to Start in
Class 45, 169 Nash, Capt. Fraser, in the Great Attack on
Records, 591 Nash, Capt. Fraser, Immediately After Winning, 557
New British Cyclecar, The, 658 New British light Car, The, 101 New Forest Sign, " Beware Wandering Cattle, 70
New Hudson, Interesting Details of the, 428 New Hudson Three-wheeler, 418 Newcastle and District's All-night Run, Scenes En
Route, 8
Newlands Corner, 10 Noble, Mr. A., 519 Norma, The, A Tool By Means of Which Tyres
Can be Easily Taken Off and Replaced, 39 North Road, Driving on the,—Who Should Give
Way? 234 North London M.C.C.s Rally at Hendon, Members
Arriving at, 403
o
Oates, Major, on Lagonda, Which Gained a Second
Place, 6
Old Wyche, Malvern, 285 Oilier Light Car, The, 417
Orde, Sir Julian, Secretary of the R.A.C., 700 Oxford Motor Club, Badge of, 78 Olympia, Half the Cars of the World Under One
Roof, 664 Olympia and White City, Plan of, Where to Find
the Small Cars at, 636 Olympia-White City Show, Map Showing
Thoroughfares Adjacent to, 577
Paddon, Mr. W., 633
Palladium Light " 12," 492
Palmerston Car in the Watersplash in the Bournemouth Trial, 152
Palmerston, Chassis of the Improved, 622
Paris Salon, Small Cars at the, 470
Parpacott, Mr. A. E., 633
Patiala, Maharajah of, Children of, Attend the Great Race, 559
Peatfleld, Alderman John, Mayor of Retford and His Citroen Light Car, 177
Pedal Gear, Heavy, Well Worth Copying on Many Light Cars, 663
Peel, The Right Hon. Viscount, The New Minister of Transport, 700
Pelma Automatic Air-Shutter, The, 674
Petrol Can, Device for Securing, 579
Petrol Level Indicator, 123
Petrol Pipe Protector Fitted to Rover " 8 " 304
Petrol Pump, The Hammond Visible 461
Petrol Tins, Empty, Represent 1V4 Tons of Spirit 44
Peugeot, Novel Mounting of the Steering Box Behind the Radiator of, 468
Peugeot Quadrilette in the Norfolk M C C Suaed
Trials, 391 ' '
Peugeot Quadrilette, Showing Seating Arrange
ments, 648 B
Phoenix Hood and Side Curtains, 668
Phoenix Light Car, 612, 647
Phillips, Mr. W. H., 519
Piston, How the Stroke of the, is Checked, 17
Plugs, Lodge, 604
Porthcawl Sands, Scenes in the, Speed Trials 272
Poster Issued by the Junior Car Club, Facsimile
of, 473
Power, Loss of, 136, 137 Power Plants for Small Cars, 676 Power Units, Water-cooled, 677 Pradier, Mr. R. W., 519 Price, Miss Addis, 23 Prices, Fluctuation in, Since 1914. Illustrated, 283
Prices' Tourists' Oil Can, 254 Pulley Gear, How it Works, 449 Pullinger, Mr. T. C, C.B.E., 628
Quick Fit Spring Cover, 44
Race, Impromptu Slow Top Gear, at Douglas Mr. Reg. Brown Wins With His Singer 71
Race, The 200-Mile, Scene Which Will Probably be Presented at the Pits During, 448
Rattle, Where, Originates, 303
Restelli Light Car, 144
Rhode Cyclecar, 396
Rhode Engin# The, 602
Rhode, Interesting Details of the, 398
Rhode Light Car, 620, 659
Richardson Light Car, Camping With a, 221
Riley Light Car, 613, 648
Riley Light Car With Canoe Trailer, 92
Riley Light Car, The £500 Family Model, 358
Rising Sun, The Gradient at the Top of, Was Too Severe for Many in the Manville Trophy,
R.O. Coupe Fitment, 698
Ross, Mr. Alec, Signalling to the Timekeepers, 488 Rotherham Combined Oil Indicator and Engine
Switch in Part Section, 38 Rothschild, Major D., 632 Rotary Units, Ltd., Works of, 61 Rover Coupe, 48 Rover " Eight," 2 Rover " 8," Chassis of, 697 Rover " 8," Improved Appearance in the 1922
Model, 598
Rover " 8," Ingenious Improvement to. 298 Rover " 8 " on the Banks of the Riy ' v Near
Chester, 224
Rover " 8," 1922 Model, 598
Rover, Keeping a, In Tune, 248 * *w«-
Rover Light Car, 613 Rover Light Car, The 8 h.p Open Two-seater, 648 Rover Light Car in the 8 m.pJi. Section of the
Road Between Boscombe and Bournemouth, 307 Rover Light Car, Utilizing Space Under Seats for
Lockers, 66
Rover Owners, Pictorial Hints for, 249 Rover Works at Tyseley, Showing a 12 h.p. Rover
Engine Driving the Machinery, 100 Runnymede, 306
Sa-itax Indicator, Brown Bros.', 578
Salisbury Tent, The, 256
Salmson Cyclecar, 620, 659
Salmson Engine, 502
Salmson Light Car, The, 479
Salmson, Overhead-valved Engine of the, 677
Salmson, The, Establishing New Records on the Bois de Boulogne, 522
Salmson, What Happened to the, in the Great Race, 553
Sarina Light Car Built by Mr. F B. Golding, 308
Scholefleld, Mr. " Tiny," in His Morgan, 271
Scottish Six Days. Answering the S.O.S. Signals on One of the Observed Hills, 189
Scottish Six Days, Highland Band at the Invarary Check, Two of the Competing Rovers, 201
Scottish Six Days, Nearly all the Competitors Were Early in the Final Stage and Spent the Time Polishing up, and Entered Edinburgh Looking as Neat as New Pins, 190
Scottish Six Days' Trial, Tit-bits in the 202
Seabrook Light Car, 613, 649
Seabrook Light Car, Details of the New, 530
Seabrook, Vanishing Hood on the, 698
Segrave, Major H. O. D., 315
Seigrave, Major, Snapped on His 72nd Lap, Takes the Banking High Up at 97 m.p.h., 554
Segrave, Major H. O: D., Winner of the Andre Gold Cup, 547
Senechal, The, Fitted With An 8 h.p. Ruby Engine, 469
Sheffield and Hallamshire M.C and L.C.C Mr G
„ , Wilkins Awaiting the Word to " Go! ", 695~
Shelsley Walsh, Snaps of, the Hill-climb, 391
shock Absorber, Elastic, on Charron-Lavcock ( Which Made Its Debut at South Harting,
Short Friction-driven Car, The, 360
Short-Ashby Cyclecar, 621, 659
Short-Ashby Light Car, The, 495
Shrewsbury Tractor Trial, Small Cars at the 429
Show, Entrance to the, 606, 607
Show, Humorous Impressions of the 638
Show, Space Occupied by Concerns Exhibiting Small Cars Compared.-1912, 1921, 693
Show, Where to Find the Small Cars at the 607
Sidescreens Fitted to Cyclecar, 46
Signalling to the Racing Driver. Will Instructions Like These Figure in the 200-Mile Race, 260
"Silver Gnat," G. L. Hawkins's G.N., 454
THE LIGHT CAR AND CYCLECAR
S (continued).
Silver Hawk, Mr. G. Duller in His 518 Silver Hawk, Capt. Keddie's, at Thundersley, 29 Sllverthorn-Pnce Engine, :.46 Simms Universal Vuloanizer, 578 Singer " 10," Chassis o! the New, 489 Singer, Keeping a, In Tune, 327 Singer Light Car, 613 Singer Light Car. Two-seater All-weather Model 649
Singer in the Essex Club 24JHour Bun, 391 Singer, Beg. Brown Wins the Slow Top Gear Race
at Douglas, 71 South Hurting, Map Showing the Best Route to,
From London, 73 South Harting, the Premier Hill-climb, Snaps at
Midhurst and Halting, 104, 105 Southampton, En Route to, 476 Southampton, The First Man Waiting for the
Signal to go, 475
Spacke Light Car, Power Unit of the, 89 Spain, Major Dixon Marking Out the Course fov
the A.-C.U. Six Days' Trial, 341 Speedolite, The, 101 Speedometer Fitted on Running Board in the
Morgan Works, 183
Speedometer by Rotherham and Sons, 605 Speedometer, The Stewaxt, 674 Sphinx Universal Terminal, 265 Spot Light by the Bleriot Co., 580 ?Spot Light by the CooperrStewart Engineering Co., 674
Spot Light by the Streatham Engineering Co., 674 Standard Co.'s Ground, Driving an 8 h.p. Model up
a 1 in 4 Gradient in the, 565 Standard Light Car, 614, 650 Standard Light Car, Engine ol the, 564 Standard Light Car Ascending the Hill from the
Village of Ruthern. near Bodmin, 380 Standard Light Car at Madras, India, 207 Standard Light Car, The 8 h.p., 563 Stanley, The Hon. Sir Arthur, G.B.E., C.B., 541 Starting Device by Messrs. Gibbons and Moore, 123
Starter. Electric, C.A.V., 578 Starter, A Mechanical, Suggested by " Xmateur," 703
Steele, Lieut. W. R., The Late, 535 Steering Column Lock by Maclock Co., 76 Steno Cylinder Head Raiser, 580 Step Mat and Scraper by R. W. Coan, 675 Stewart Magnetic Speedometer of the Rotary Type,
f£1A
Sther, _^ >\retter, New Vertical Type, 580
Stokt. Q-;, Je and Church, 206
Stonei ' JC iiassis, The, 592 3toneleieu Light Car,. 593
Stroud, Some of the Cars Ready to Move Off to
Black Nest Hill, 367 Stroud, The Early Morning Parade Outride the
Imperial Hotel, 366 Stud Driver, 138 Suction Pump, A Portable, at Folkestone and
Portsmouth, The Latest A.A. Enterprise, 382
Surrey Light Car, 621 Surrey Light Car, Ooupe Model, 660 Suspension, Two Types of, on the Grand Prix Cars,
The Mourre, and the Tuar, 446 Swallow Light Car, 660 Swift, Improvements in the, 96 Swift Light Car, The, 614, 649 Swift Modernized, Before and After, 92 Swift, A Refinement on a, Which is a Real
Convenience, 669 Switchboard. The Swivelling, on the G.W.K., 527
Talbot, Neat Steering Box on, 650
Talbot-Darraeq., Chassis of, 363
Talbot-Darracq., Cylinder Block of the l'/i Litre Racer, Showing the Lightness of, 340
Xalbot-Darracq Drivers, The Three, The Winner is at the Wheel, 557
Talbot, The 8 h.p., on the Road, 694
Talbot-Darracq, Example of the Compactness of the, 602
Talbot-Darracq, Gear and Brake Levers of, 413
Talbot-Darracq, A Hitherto Unpublished Photograph ol the 1-Litre, Three of Which are Destined for the E'rench Grand Prix, 356
Talbot Darraeq Light Car, The. 525, 527, 614
Talbot-Darracqs, Three Successful, 412 1 Talking Points" of the Modern Small Car. 679
Tamplin Cyclecar, 660
Tamplin Cyclecar at 4145, 683
Tamplin De Luxe, 126
Tamplin Light Car, 621
Tamplin Light Car, The New Chain "driven, 532, 533
T.B. Three-wheeler, Innovations in the, 338
T.B., Mr. Meredith's, at the Commencement of the "Ladder." 369
T.B. Three-wheeler, The 1922, 291, 292, 666
Temple, Mr, Claud, 521
Tont, The " Salisbury," 256
Thomas, Mrs. (10 h p, Wolseley), on Dean Hill, 57
Thousand Miles in Thirty Hours. Our Representative Signs the First Check Outside the Offices ot "The Light Car and Cyclecar," 239
Three-wheeled Runabout, A Handy, 686
Tool for the Removal of Valve Springs, 195
Toolkit by Tuck and Blakemore, 580
Topping, Mr. Percy, 519
Tor Side Level, Warning at, 71
Traffic Problem, 278
Tramlines Should Always be Crossed at a Wide Angle, 276
Travel, Two Modes of, Deemster Light Car and Char-a-bancs at Clandon. 452
i'roughton, Mr. E., Cyclecar Built by, 91
Tuar Type of Suspension, The, 446
Twenty h.p. Model, The—" . . . the small car is the bright spot on the rather dull horizon of the motor world to-day," 115
Two Hundred Mile Race, Some of the Competing Machines, 518
Two Hundred Mile Race, Our Artist's Vivid Conception of the Start, 409
Two Hundred Mile Race, Our Artist's Impression of the, 555
Two Hundred Mile Races, The Great, Scenes of the, in the Wings! Morgan Pulls in at the Pits, Having Covered More than 29 Laps at More than 80 m p h., 549
Two Hundred Mile Race, Personalities, Incidents and General View of the, 566
Two stroke Engine Design (By Dr. Low), 229
Tyre-changing at the Pits in the Great Race, 550
Tye Tyre, Section of, 39
Tyre, The Tye, 39
Tyres, Care of—Unrolled Granite Calls for Change "to a Lower Gear, 275
Tyres, Dunlop^ 53
u
Underground to Anywhere 1 With Plenty of
Patrol the Light Car Can Go " Above Ground " Anywhere (G.W.K.), 25
Uniflow Engine. Details of the, 75
Unit Light Car, 661
Unit No. 1, 213
Unit No. 1 Cyclecar, 621
Unit No. 1 Light Car Fully Equipped, 50
Unit No. 1 with Its Ample Clearance Rides Without Difficulty Over the Roughest Surface, 213
Utility Body, The, 137
Valve Operation, Contrasts in, 676
Valve Springs, Tool for the Removal of, 195
Ventilator, A Ship's-type—The Brooklands, 349
Victor Pick for Removing Flints from Covers, 76
Villa with Garage at Golders Green, 624
Violet, M., on His Weler Cyclecar, 142
Voisin Light Car, The 10 h.p., 504
Voisin Light Car, Engine of the, 503
Vosge Mountains, Scenes During a Tour in, 280
Vulcan Automatic Vulcanizer, The, 673
Vulcan, Details of the Sliding Sleeve of, 538
Vulcan Light Car, 614
Vulcanizer, The Simms Universal, 578
w
Wellington Club, Flag of the, 7
Ware, Mr. E. B., 516
Ware, Mr. B. B., on the Morgan Which He Will
Drive in the Cyclecar Grand Prix, 310 Water-cooled Power Unit*, Interesting Examples
of, 676
Watford Speedometer, o80 Weather Indicator for Light Cars, 510 Weather proofing the Small Car, 668 Weedon, View of the London-Coventry Road, 13 Weler Cyclecar, M. Violet on His, 142 Westcott, near Dorking, Unique Signpost at, 118 West Kirby, Dangerous Hair-pin Bend at, 299 Wheel Puller, by Joseph Bradbury, 265 White City, Entrance to the R.A.C. Enclosure
Adjacent to, 606
Wickham Marsh Common. Road Improvement on, 22
Williams, Mr. L. X,., Says the Air-cooled Engine
of His G N. Gives no Cause for Complaint in Singapore, 79
Windscreen Joint, A Simple Leak-proof, 377
Wizza Spark Increaser, Two Types of, 76
Wolseley Racer—Not a Submarine on Wheels, 559
Wolseley Racer, Smart Body of the, 441
Wolseley Light Car, 615
Wolseley Light Car at Olympia. 651
Wolseley, The New, 432, 433, 434
Wood, Mr. J. S., 519
Wood, Capt. J. T., on Glendoe, 204
Wood, Mr. J. T., 632
Worthing Road, Notice at Capel, 335
Wye Valley, En Route to the. 206

Zborowski, Count, at the Wheel of the Aston-Martin, 464, 519
Zborowski, Count, Leaping from His Car Ere It Hardly Stopped at the Pits, in the Great Race, 550
Zebre Light Car, The, 199, 622
Zenith Triple Diffnser Carburetter. The, 460, 604

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