Lightcar: Index v24: (1924/05/23 to 1924/11/14)

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INDEX. Volume 24. 23rd May 1924 to 14th Nov 1924.

A.A. Guides for the Winter, 527
A.A. Holiday Activity, 355
A.A. Members' Meeting, 212
A.A. Membership, 128
A.A. Night Service, 684
A.A. Service, 735
A.A. Patrols, White Coats for, 355
A.A. at Wembley, 72
A.B.O. Repairs, 326
A.B.C. Rocker Conversion, An interesting, '650
Abergele Hill-climb, 70
A.C. All-weather Equipment, 356
A.C. as Hill-climber, 268
A.C. A No-trouble Run, 496
A.C. Service Depot, 327
A.C. Sociables: Veterans Still at Work, 353
A.C. Sovereign Model, New, 139, 490, 734
A.C., The New Sovereign Model, at Wembley, 382
A.C. Successes, 594
A.C. with Improved Windscreen (Increasing Visibility), 440
A.C. Wembley Exhibits, 496, 792
A.C.'s Twentieth Certificate, 71
Accessories, Arranging the, 344
Accessories, Home-made, 579
Accessories at the Show, 672, 673, 674, 675, 676, 677, 725
Accessories to Look for at the Show, 504
Accidents, A Chapter of, 238
Accidents: When "Inevitable," 745
Acid Stains on Clothing, 35
Ackerman Steering, 65
Accomplished Driving, 190
Accumulator, Charging a New, 65
Accumulator Defect, 589
Accumulator Terminate, 93
Accumulators, Charging, 35
Accumulators, Frothing, 233
Advance and Retard, 192
Aeroplanes, Light Cars and, 747
Air-cooled Oar Successful, 239
Air-cooled Cylinders, Painting, 207
Air-cooling in Scotland, 110
Air-cooling in the Tropics, 40
Air-leaks and Easy Starting, 296
Air-valve Brake, 377
Alan Trophy Trial, The, 356
Alan Trophy Trial: Morgan Enthusiast's Entry Form (Game After 80,000 milo»), 355
Allohin, T. R.: The Latest Bulletin, 565
All-weather Equipment: Defying the Weather, 584
All-weather Equipment, Improving, 275
Allyae-Zork Grease Gun, The, 180
Alms Hill, J.C.C. at, 256
Alpenfuhrt Air-cooled Car Successful, 239
Alps, The Small Oar in the, 801
Aluminium, Cleaning, 164, 757
Aluminium, Lighter than, 220
Aluminium Pistons, 65, 729, 815
Aluminium Becoming Popular, 328
Aluminium Welding, 263
Alvis Breaks Record, 596
Alvis Cars in Demand, 130
Alvis Front-wheel Brakes, 479
Alvis at Full Throttle, 589
Alvis Records, 734
Alvis Sports Model, Debut of the New, 64
Alvis Successes, 467
Amac Carburetter, New, 567
Amateur Design on Light Car, 404
America and the Small Car, 185
American Entry for the " 200," 257
Americari Invasion, The, 257
American Mtotoring, 762
American Motoring Associations, Amalgamation of Two (We Could Beat It), 268
American Sixes, 595 ,
American Traffic Difficulties, 792
American Way, The, 71, 793
Ammeter Reading, No, 435 ,
Amilcar, Special 8ports, for 1925, 512
" Ampere " Meaning of (In Answer to Your Query), 561
Andre, T. B., and His Cnp, 511
Anglo-French Motor Meeting. 385
Anti-dazzle Device, 589
Anti-dazzle Headlamps, 763
Anti-dazzle Shield, A New, 638
Anti-dazzle Street Lighting, 747
Anti-glare Shield and Windscreen Wiper, Combined. The Bristol, 784
Anti-skid Device: A Risky Demonstration, 630
Anti-thief Device, A Simple, 514
Argus Association: Why Not in England Also? 442
Ariel Ten: Full Four-seater, 538
Ariel Ten, The. Tested. 282
Ariel Ten, R.A.C. Test of, 596
Ariel Works: Stand No. 1 at Olympia, 637
Arlington Windscreen Wiper, 432
Arpajon Course: A Day of Records in France, 230
Art of Engine Balance, The, 426
Ascot and Goodwood, 1
Ashton-Evans, The 1925, 536
Attack, A Massed, 804
Audible Warning Note, Weak, 296
Austin, Gordon England's Special; 417
Austin, The Remarkable, 638
Austin Output, 761
Austin Racer on View, 683
Austin Seven, The 1925. 520
Austin Seven: An Australian Ttst, 683
Austin Seven, The Hand-controlled, 393
Austin' Seven, Improving the, 238
Austin Seven, Owner of, Who Drove to Devonshire and Back (Cheaper Than Rail),496
Austin Seven in Borneo, 792
Austin Seven Breaks Record, 240 ,
Austin Seven in the Paris Grand Prix (Apple Green), 733
Austin Seven Sports, 474
Austin Sevens, Aluminium Foot Mat ft>r, 432
Austin Sevens, Cheaper, 565
Austin Sevens at Brooklands, 495
Austin Successes, 155
Austin Success After* 10,000 Miles: Mrs. Mabel
Drummond in York Club's Trial, 384
Austin's Success in ths Land's End Run, 326
Austria, Protective Tariffs in, 496
A.-C.U. Agreement, 595
A.-C.U.: Children's Day, 529
A.-C.U. Eastern Centre Speed Trials, 92
Automatic Warning Signals, 80
Automobile Standards, New, 237
Automotive Testing Laboratory in U.S.A. (Why Not Over Here?), 100
Autoreelite, A New, 756
Autumn Days in England, 741
Autumn Reliability Trial, 608
A.V. Cyclecar, The, 321
Avoiding Carbon Deposit, 748

Backache Whilst Driving, 35
Back Axle Hum, 123
Ball Bearings, Wor", 149
Ball Race, Assembling a, 729
Ballard's Cup Trial, 466
Balloon Tyres: Better Braking, 481
Balloons, Interchangeable, 528
Bank Holiday at Br,°°kl»nds, 270
Bannisdale Low Bridge, Repairs to (Kendal to Shapl,
B.A.R.C. Whitsun Meeting, 117
Bargains for £40, 302
Bargains in 1924 Models, 594
Barnacle Reflex Signaller, 7,17
Barnet, Avoiding, 414
Barnet, The Road (Up) to, 3
Barry Island, Parking at, 3
Battery Charging, 661, 757
Battery Rating, 729
Batteries, Simple Facts About, 396
Batteries. Testing, 787
Batteries Need Standardizing, 682
Bayliss Thomas: Improved Bodywork, 99
Bayliss Thomas, In Lakeland with a, 332
Bayliss Thomas, Rumour Concerning, 383
Bayliss Thomas 1925 Design, 440
Bayliss Thomas Model, 502
Bearings, Simplified, 595
Beclawat Fitting, A New, 794
Belgian Grand Prix: Citroens Successful, 302
Bell, Welding a, 776 ,
Bell Cyclecar for Less than £60, 302
Bolsize 1925 Programme, 620
Belt Transmission, 490
Benevolent Fund Picnic, 213
Bendix Gear Sticks, 296
Bendix Gears, '181
Benzole Mixture, 349
B.E.S.A. Publications, 412
BeYhiU Speed Trials. 186, 293 528, 568, 682
B.H.P., in Search of, 532
Big Gamp in th* Suburbs, 439
Birmingham, Speedway for, 302
Birmingham-Holy head Trial, The, 155
Birmingham Motorist's Winnings : Putting It to Good Use, 97
Biters Bit, The, 411 Blackbnrne Aviation Meeting, 530 Blackpool Club Premises, 4 Blackpool Speed Trials, 154 Blackpool Speed Trials, Forthcoming, 92 Blackpool Speed Trials, Well-organized, 130 Blow-lamp Troubles, Eliminating, 814 Blue Bird Motor Co.: Unlimited Supplies of Petrol, 441
Blueb-lls All the Way, 1 B.M.C.R.C. Meeting, The, 154 B.M.C.R.C. Sixth Meeting on August 2nd, 238 Bodies, Larger, 596 Bodies, Leather-covered, 729 Body Finish, A New, 529 Body Polish, A New: Moto-Auto, 489 Bodywork, Cleaning, 915 Body Finish is Delicate (Every Motorist Should Know That—), 808
Bodmin, Get-rich-auick, 413 Bol d'Or, The, 42, 146 Bolts, Security, 233 Bolts, Tight, 589 " Bonzo " Goes Motoring, 188 Border Counties, The, 649 Boroughbridge and Darlington, Dive sion of Main North
Road Between (A North Oi'nti-y Proton. A Boulogne: Striking Success of British Cars and Drivers, 456, 457, 458. 459 Boulogne Motor Week, 414 Boulogne Week, The, 355 Bournemouth Corporation : High-handed Action, 439
Bournemouth Facilities, 3 00
Bowden Petrol Filter, 489
Bowden Wires, When Fitting, 744
Boxing Analogy, A, 80
Bradford M.C. and L.C.C. Handicap Speed Hill-climb 467
Bradford Trial Results, 320 Bradford-London-Bradford Trial, 214 Brake Cables, Renewing, 787 Brake Horse-power, 757 Brakes, Noisy, 490 Brakes, To Cure Noisy, 81 Brakes, Oily, 377 Brakes, Renewing worn, 349
Brakes, Steering and Suspension at the Show, 701 Braking Systems (Novelty Still Exists), 643
Brayton's Reopens, 186
Breakdown, The Mystery, 190
Breakdowns Absent, 337
Brentford By-pass, 382
Brentwood and Wanstead Speed Limit, 129
Bridlington's Speed Trials, 2
Brighton, Big Race Meeting at, 488
Brighton, A New Way from, 374
Brighton Road, Care on the, 1 , *
Brighton Road, The Crowded, 185
Brighton Speed Trials, 412
British-Anzani Engine, An Improved, 573
British Achievements, Fine, 129
British Berkshire Windscreen Wiper, The, 3 54
British Competitors, Discouraging, 612
British Engineering Standards Associaton's Publication, 568
British Victories, 439
Broadcast Results, '213
Broadstairs, Around, 239
Bromley Respite for Motorists, 353
Brooklands, Confusion at, 540
Brooklands Autumn Meeting, 466, 521
Brooklands Bank Holiday Meeting, 299
Brooklands Fatality (D. Resta), 442 ,
Brooklands Holiday Meeting, Light Cars Do Well at
Brooklands Meeting, A Big, on Monday, 92
Brooklands Meeting, July 19th, 155
Brooklands Midsummer Meeting, 188
Brooklands Race Meeting '? Hushed Up," 128
Brooklands Summer Meeting, 227
Brooklands Strike, Sequel to, 2
B.S.A., 6,000 Miles with a, 147
B.S.A.s for 1926, 566
Buffers, Dangers of, 612
Bugatti Wins the Caffyn Cup, 4
Bugattis, " Raymond Mays," 735
Bulb Horns, 375, 480, 523
Bulb Holders, iGim-crack, 736
Bumps the Best Test, 367
Bus Passengers Take Note! 6>55
.Buzzers, Action ot, 406
By-road Dangers, 395

Ca' Canny Roosters, 337
Caerphilly Hill-climb, 292
Cairn O' Mount, Hill-climb at, 4 71, 130
Calcott, Mr. Jamas, Death of, 188
Oalcott Programme for 1925, 621
Calthorpe Models for 1925, 534
Calthorpe Reconstruction, 440
Camera Found, 567
Cameras, The Best, for Motorists, 194
Camphor in Petrol, 349
" Camping," 129
Camps and Caravans, 24
Can Carrier, An Ingenious, The Greenwich, 784
Canada, Motoring In, 382
Canada'a Automobile Exports, 441
Ca-ntilever Springs, 460
Car, A, for $5, 301
Car, How to Drive a, 436
Car, A £90,, 757
Car, Taking a, to Jersey, 435
Car, What Can I Afford? 662
Oar, .When the, Falls Off the Jack (A Hint Worth
Knowing), 84 " Car, The, for the Lady Driver," New Publication, 269
Oar Comfort, 186
Oar Equipment at Olympia. All-weather Fittings. 696 Car Parking, 321 Car Slashers Active, 382 Car Washing, 93
Car Washing Made Easy. The " Iron. Arm," 122 Car Wings, Cleaning, 705 Car for Woman Driver (" In Answer to Your Query"), 490
Caravans, Camps and, 24 Caravans, Wanted Cheaper, 310 Carbide Imports Up, 762 Carbon Deposit, Avoiding. 748 Carburation, Romance of, 510 Carburetter, Fitting a, 65 Carburetter, Flooding the, 757 Carburetter, Freezing, 678 Carburetter, The Milestone, 129 Carburetter, New Acme, 567 Carburetter Adjustment, 377 Carburetter Drying Up, 207 Carburetter Tuning, 321
Care Saves Wear (Every Motorist Should Know That—), 198
Care, Reimportation of, from France, 301
Cans, Some, Not at the Show, 719
Cars and Constituencies, 704
Cars Lost in Germany, 734
Cars by Rail, 301
Case-hardening, 460
Case-hardening Steel Parts, 786
Castle Combe, The Prettiest Village in England, 303 Castrol Oil. 523 Caveraham Bridge Closed, 1 Celluloid, To Renovate, 375, 377 Celluloid Side Curtains, 181 Centrifugal Oil Pumps, 642 Chain-cum-leather Detachable Belt, 432 Championship Racers, 530 Change Down Early, 194 Charging, Intermittent, 35 Charm of the English Countryside, The, 29 Chars-a-bancs, Sixty Devon Roads Closed to, 381 Chassis Lubrication, The Importance oi, 452 Chassis Number, The All-important, 383 Cheap Petrol Caution, 353 ' Cheshire, Go Carefully in, 72 Children's Day, The, 467 Chiflwick High Road Up, 565
Choosing a Car is an Art ( "Every Motorist Should
? Know That—"), 750
Chummy, The Moribund, 566 Chummy, Tears for the, 612 Chummy Model Saloon, 527 Circuit Des Route Pavees, 528 Citroen, A, for 15s., 213 Citroen, A New Model, 728 Citroen, New Prices, 573 Citroen Anniversary. 70 Citroen Price Reduction, 154 Citroens in Australia, 355 Class Warfare, 424 Cleaning Cloths, Impregnated, 375 Clerical Readers, 764 Cleveland Cup Trial, 213 Clip, A Simple, 784 Clipstone, Light Cars at, 40 Club, The Most Northerly, 40 Club Events and Trials Results, 498 Clutch, " Chatter " in the. 233 Clutch Trouble, 263 Clutches, Dry-plate, 233 Clyao, Gear Changing on, 2 Clyno, The Surprising, 300 Clyno De Luxe, The Latest, on Test, 580 Clyno Programme, A Comprehensive, 478 Ctyno Weyinann Saloon, 129 Clynos, Further Details of the 1925, 522 , Coachwork, Elegant, at the Concoure d'Elegance, 185 Ooachwork, Novel, 682 Coachwork for 1924, 710 Coil Ignition, 296, 381 Colchester, Why Not? 384 Cold Nights, For. 736 Colwyn Bay 8peed Trials, 226 Oolwyn Bay Trials, Result, 240 Combination, A Best. 364 Common Sense at Last, 736 Competition, Eight Motorcars to be Won, 3 Competition Work—Getting Late for, 734 Competitions Reveal Capabilities, 252 Compression, Loss of, 349
Compression Gauges, 406 Compression Tape, No, 207
' Conn " Rods, Maenesvum, 310 Constable, Kindly, 746
Constantanesco Gear on View at Wembley, 42
Contact Breaker for V Engine, 123
Contact Breakers. 729
Contact-breaker Springs, Improvised, 140
Continental Tourists, For, 70
Cooling, Ninety Per Cent.! 442
Cooling Fans, The Design of, 366
Coppa Dell© Alpi Light Car, The, 436
Cornering Sensational, 33
Cotton Reel Analogy, The, 233
Coventry-Birmingham Road, 384
Coventry and Warwick Hospital Carnival, Prize Winners, 325
Coventry and Warwickshire Motor Club's Golden Goblet Trial, 100
Cover for Protecting the Car, 2
Cover Picture, Our, 41, 69
Cox Atmos Carburetters, 678
Crankcase, Draining the, 757
Orankcaee, Smoke From, 181
Crankshaft Whip, 523
Crash Helmet. Segrave's (Safety First)' 529
Crimea of the Times (Verse), 747
Cripples Outing, 188
Orompton, Col., Honoured, 100
Cross-roads, Making Them Safe, 481
Crouch Cars, Ltd., 528
Crouch Sports Model, The Latest, 478
Cushion, Found a, 497
Customs Duties, Inequitable, 214
Cutting Corners, Danger of, 792
Cycle and Motorcycle Show, No German Goods, 466
Cyclecar, Another Field for the, 257
Cyclecar, Another Reader's Ideal, 60
Cyclecar, Building a, 729
Cyclecar, The i!100. 97
Oyclecar, The Ideal £100, 179
Cyclecar, A Novel Italian, 91
Cyclecar, A Privately-built, 62
Cyclecar, A Propeller-driven, 163
Cyclecar, A Reader's, 31
Oyclecar, The Two-wheeled, An Unexplored Market, 119
Cyoleoar Championship Race, 681
Oyclecar Exhibition, 761
Oyclecar Developments, 363
Cyclecar Driven by "Invisible Chains"! (Suggests Possibilities), 300
Cyclecar Insurance, 490
Oyclecar Invasion, 211
Cyclecar Reverse. 460
Cyclecar v. Sidecar, 406
Cyclecars: Amilcar, 512; D'Aux, 560; D'Yrsan, 347. 412, 490; Fournier, 28; New Garden, 129; Ready, 773; Santax, 205; Tatra, 566: T.B., 421
Cyclecans, Fast, Wanted, 71
Cyclecara, Motorcycle Parts for, 246
Cyclecars, New, 565
Cyclist*, Free Gift to, 793
Cyclists, Please Note, 1
Cyclists Rear Lamps, 776
Cyclists' Rear Lights, 211
Cylinder Pressure Indicator, 784
Cylinders, Scored, ' 757

Danger, A Growing, 257
Dark Evenings, Prepare for the, 484
Darracq. Success of the 200-mile Racer, 594
Darracq Entries in the 200-mile Race, 419
Darracqe, Sweeping Victory for, 684
Dashboard Clocks, 490
Dashboard Petrol Gauge, 756
D'Aux Cyclecar, The, 560
Dean Hill-climb. 71, 100, 156
Declaration of Fitness, Suggested, 414
Decompressors for Light Car Engines, 123
Defying the Weather, 584
Demonstration. 4,000-mile, 186
Design oi Cooling Fans, 366
Desmo Anti-glane Shield, 756
Desno Contradiction, 638
Detachable Wheels, Removal of, 787
Devonshire Roads, The Thin Edge oi the Wedge, 414
D.F.P., Ooncessionnaires for, 736
Diagnosing Engine Trouble, 102
Dickey Seat, Making the, More Comfortable, 656
Dickey Seat Screen, 432
"Din." With or Without, 263
Differential Not Missed, 164
Difficult Starting, 561
Dimming Headlights in South Africa, 354
Direct Action, 336
Disabled Driver*, 325
Disabled Drivers' Club, 320
Disabled Drivers' Club Reliability Trial Postponed, 2, 467
Disabled Drivers Vindicated, 638
Double Declutching, 207, 377
Drivers, Disabled, 238
Driving, Accomplished, 190
Driving, Careless, 776
Driving Hints for Women Motorists, 308
Driving Licences, 490
Driving Tests—A Development, 736
Dual Ignition. 349
Dublin Police Active, 763
" Duckey " Seat, The, 257
Diinlop Balloon Tyres for Light Cars, 262
Dunlop Chief Retires, 763
"Dunlop Guide to the British Isles," 213
Duple Bodies, 734
Dynamo Belt Adjustment, 149
Dynamo Brushes, Tending, 398
Dynamo Fitting, 678
Dynamo Lighting Set (Astra), 785
Dynamotor Construction, 65
D'Ywan, The, A New French Cytoleoar, 347, 412, 490

Ealing Club's Meeting, Debut of the New Sports Alvis, 63
Eastern County Speed Trials, 302
Economics of Motoring, The, 138
Edinburgh's Poor Signposting, 354
Election, The Helpful, T93 E
lectric Horn Adjustment, 757
Electrip Horns. 181
Electric Installations, All About, 328 Electric Road Vehicles, 763 Electric Starter, Noisy, 406 Electric Starter Cables, 349 Electric Starters, 678 Electrical Faults, Detecting, 340 Electrical Troubles, 383 Electrolyte, 406
Eliminating Blow-lamp Troubles, 814 Emery Wheel, The Ever-useful, 403 Endurance Test Results, 299 Engine, Heat from, 207 Engine, An Improved British Anzani, 573 Engine, Leaving the, Running, 136 Engine, A New Super-charged Two-stroke Belgian, 306
Engine, Rioardo, 26
Engine, A side-valve, 642 '
Engine Balance, 296
Engine Balance, The Art of, 426
Engine for Cyclecar, 435
Engine Design, The Trend of, 386
Engine Efficiency—Is There a Limit? 358
Engine Lubrication, 233
Engine Oil, 93
Engine Rev. Counter, 446
Engine Speed, Limit of, 123
Engine Trouble, Diagnosing, 102
Engines, When They Run Hot, 136
Engines, M.A.G., 721
Engines at the Rear, 704
Engines at the Show, 638
Engines Still Better for 1925, 688, 689, 690, 691
England, Gordon, Wins the 750 c.c. Class, 555
English Summers, Our, 411
Enthusiasts, Beware of, 704
Equipment, Optional, 578
Enquiries from Abroad, 793
Eric-Campbell, Chummy Model, Testing the, 218
Eric-Campbell Critically Surveyed, 360
Error, A S'ight, 541
Essex B'ooklands Meeting, 594
Essex Club's Brooklands MePting, 530
Essex Motor Club 'at Brooklands, 186
Essex Club's Hill-climb, 734 Essex Motor Club's Kop Hill-climb, 684 Essex Motor Club Climb Postponed, 356 Essex Motor Club Meeting at Brooklands, 237
Essex and Southend Club Gymkhana, 71
Every Motorist Should Know That—It Pays to Watch the Road, 20. A True Sportsman is Beyond Criticism, 108. It Pays to Know the Law, 140. Formalities Govern Second-hand Sales, 170. Care Saves Wear, 192. The Law Pro-, tects Buyers and Sellers, 222. Competitions Reveal Capabilities, 252. Home Garages Must be Sanctioned, 284. Highway Law Protects Motorist, 314. Licence Laws must be Obeyed. 340. Thoughtlessness Often Spells Danger, 370. Exhaust Gas is Poisonous, 398. Safety Rules Should be Obeyed, 428. Insurance is Not for Profit, 454; The Fallacies of Motoring Law, 484. Racing Improves the Breed, 514. Lighting Regulations are Important, 542. If in Doubt He Should Wait, 582. Skids are Easily Rectified, 616. The Gearbox is for Use, 656. Choosing a Car is an Art, 750. Temporary Buildings May Lead to Complications, 780. Body Finish is Delicate, 808
Exeter to London Main Road Flooded, 466
Exide Conference, 187
Exhaust Fumes, Poisonous, 274
Exhaust Gas Analysis, 65
Exhaust Whistle, 729
Experiments, Century-old, 654
Expert Work, 164
Extra-air inlet, 296
Extremes and Caution, 777

Fabriool Body Finish, 529
Family Man, For the, 804
Family Model, Will the, Vanish? 466
Federated Motor Club, 186
Feminine Touch, The, 392
Fencing at Woodoote Park, 100
Fenny Stratford Trap, 568
Filler Caps Too High. 613
Filters, Better, Needed, 311
Fine at Exchange Rate, 71
Firm Action (Portsmouth " Evening News "), 466
Flambeau, Why the? 194
Flexible Couplings, 93
Floats, Repairing, 678
Flood Havoc, Midland, 82
Flooded Roads, 302
F.N.s for 1925, 536
Fog, The First, 637
Fontwell, Free Parking at, 2
Football Goers, For, 794
Foreign Car Prices, Latest, 320
Fortune, A Waiting, 655
Foretaste of the Future, 310
Found—Seat Cushion, 4
Four Days Tour for £3, 51
Fournier Cyclecar, The, 28
Four-wheel-brake Test. Mr. Raymond Mays's Bugatti, 441
Four-wheel Brakes, Modern, 614 Four-wheeled Motorcyclists, 761 Fox and Hounds Run, 384 France, A Hint from, 275 France, A Day of Records in, 230 Frazer-Nash, Miss Ivy Cummings's. A Twin-cylinder Racer, 268
Frazer-Nash Latest Model, 794
Frazer-Nash Lightcar, The New Four-cylinder, 244
Frazer-Nash Racer for Sale, 596
French Anti-dazzle Regulations, 99
French Brooklands, Experiences at the, 805
French Oar Suspension, 593
French Events, 127
French Hotels, To Prevent Profiteering, 155
French Hotels Full, 326
French Motorists, A Surprise for (Speed), 98
French Road Racing, Developing 736
French 200-Mile Race, The, 595
Friction-drive Developments, 736
Friction-driving Disc, 460
Front Cover, Our, 127
Front-wheel Brakes, 257, 523, 578
Fr6nt-wheel Lubrication, 678

" Gadget " Fiends, For, 49
Gadgets, Home-made, 764
Gaillon Hill-cilmb, 299, 568
Garage, Building a, 300 '
Garage, Home-built, 460
Garage, Portable, 406
Garage Charges, The 10 h.p. Limit, 97 Garage Charges, Small Oars Pay Less, 268 Garage Floor, The, 35 Garage Foundations, 321 Garage Problem, The, 41 Garage Tool, A Useful, 489 Garages, A Regrettable Omission, 683 Garages, Wanted—Home, 81 Garages Before Gardens, 18 Gaskets, Good and Bad. 364 Gauntlite Glove, The, 717 Gearbox, The. is for Use (Every Motorist Should Know That), 656 Gearbox, Leaking, 729
Gearbox, Use Your, 540
Gearbox Efficiency, 168
Gearbox Lubricant, 181, 589
Gear Lubricant, A New, 763
Gearbox Ma.nufa/-trir=r, 561
Gear Changing, 349
Gear Changing, Bad, 106
Gears and G^aTs. 450
Gears and Speed, 364
General Taxi Transport Co. of Paris—30,000 Mile* per Annum, 4
Germany, Cars Lost in, 734
Germany, Cyclecar Development in, 363
German Motor Show, 467 Germans Admitted, 735 Ghost Silencer, The, 784 Glasgow Motor Show, 736 Glasgow Traffic Regulations—Nicely Put, 381 Glassford Bridge, 530 Gleam Eye-shield, The, 148 G.N., The 1924, 196 G.N., Price for, 787 G.N. Booklets, 328 G.N. Chain Adjustment, 460 G.N. Push B.ods, 460 G.N. Wheel Bearings, 490 G.N. Windscreen, 678 Goggles. 93
Good Samaritan, The, Again to the Rescue (Problem Story), 754; Solution, 800
Gradient Meter, A New, 639
Gradients aind Petrol Consumption, 134
Gradients, Well-known, 406
Grand Prix, Accommodation for the, 188
Grand Prix d'Endurance, 145
Grand Prix d'Europe, 1924, The, 268
Grand Prix de Tounsme, 344 Grease Guns, The AHyne-Zerk, 180
Grease-gun System, 490
Grease Guns, Are They Perfect? 48
Greasers, For Filling, 81
Greasing Made Easy, 596
Grfasing, Making, Easier, 19
Great Dolomite Road Opened, 40
Great North Road Improvements, 382, 724
Great West Road, The, 42
Greenhow Hill-climb, 70
Griswold Safety Signal Post, The, 301
Gudgeon-pin Fixing, 561
Guide to the London-Edinburgh, 76
Guinness, K. Lee, Recovering, 639
G.W.K. Improvements, 536
G.W.K. on the " 30-Mile Skid," 448
G.W.K. Reduction, 300
Gwynne Eight, The, 639
Gwynne Eight, An Addition to the Ranks, 268

Habit, A Matter of, 310
Hair-pins, On, 365
Halifax, Common Semse at, 496
Hampshire Club's Hill-climb, 2
Hampton, The Latest, 301
Hampton Oars, 70
Hampton Cars for 1935, 620
Hampton's Four-Wheel Brakes. 186
Hand Starting, Hints On, 194
Hands, FOT Cleaning Dirty, 787
Hants A.C. Spread Easle Hill-climb, ?03
Harrison., J., A.M.I.A.E., Article by. The Theories of Steering, 338
Harvey, Major, Gets the Coveted Number, 38i2 Hayes New Trap. £5 Fines, 381 Headlamp F<v"s. 149 Headlamps-, Pin-point, 704
Henderson, Miss N., A Light Oar Honeymoon, 69 Hereford Spe^' Tr-K 72. 9P Herne Bay, High Speeds at, 176 Herne Bay, Racing at, 42 Herne Bay, Speed Trials at, 130 Hersot Fromt Wheel- Brakes, 800 Hidden Hand, The, 450
Highgate, Up® and Down® of West Hall, 415 Highgate Warning, A, 38>1 Highway Law Protects Motorists, 314 H0W2limb, A Surprise, in Ireland, 364 Hill-Climbing Extraordinary, 69 Hills, When, Climbing, 414 Hints for Amateur Inventor*, 774 Hogs? Who Are The, 540 Holiday Home on Wheel*, A, 2.29 Holiday Month, The, 553 Holiday Season, The, 1
Holiday Touring Articles, 327, 355, 442 Holland, Motoring in, 597 Holme Moss Hill-Olimb, 566 Home Garages' Must be Sanctioned, 2i84 Hood,, Curing a Leaky, 678 Hood Cover and Apron, Combined, 638 Hoods That Are Always " Up." 73^ Horn, Adjusting the Reed of the, 20 Horn®, Bulb, 375 Horns, Electric, l&l Horns, No-Twist. 310, 364 Horse-Power Formula, 435
Horse-Power Puzzle. (In Answer to Your Query), 435 Horse-Power Rating, 537 Horstma.il Programme for 19'25i, 638 Horstman Success, 356 Hospital Motor Squadron, 188 Hour Record, The. 497, 637 Hub-Cap Locking Device, 32,1 Humber, The 8 h.p., 533
Humber Eight Owner in Sydney, Australia, 326
Humber at Kidd's Hill, 100
Humbers, The 19®5, 577
Husbands Take Note, olO
Hydraulio Brakes,, <594
Hydraulic Brake® and How They Work, 778
Hydrogen, Gas a,s Fuel, 207
Hydrometer, Use of The, 780

Idlers, Thoughtless, 793
Ignition Timing, 331, 678
Ignorance andj Bliss, 54O
Imperia, Concessionnairefe For. 792
Imperia, The Interesting, 683
Imperia Light Oar, The, 734
Imperia Light Car, The Slide-Valve, 522, 593
Impulse Starter, 331
Indianapolis Adopts the 1,500 c.c, 212
Information for Travellers, 41
Inland Revenue Tax, 363, 406
Inner Tube, An Emergency, 181
Inner Tube Found, 154
Inner Tubes, Repairing, 93
Inns, Old, De-tails of, 764
Institute of Automobile Engineer® Brize, Winner of, 97 Institution of Automobile Engineers Graduates' Section, 568
Institution of Production Engineers, 530 Institution of Production Engineers, Meeting of, 735 Instruction; Books, 804 Insurance., 149 Insurance Queries1, 639 Insurance Is Not for Profit. (Every Motorist Should
Know That-), 454 Insuring The Oar, (R.A.C.), 4O International- N.Z. Exhibition, 2,13 Invention, Wheru Necessity Compels, 160 Invention, Royal Interest In, 213 Inventors, Hin-ts For, 774 Inventors, An Opportunity For, 237, 32>8 Inventions, Exhibition of, 97 Inventors, Scope For, 451 Irish Lighting-up Time, 100 Irish Reliability Trial, The, 4 , Ireland, Rough Roads In, 2G,0 " Iron Arm," The. Car Washing Made Easy, 122
It Pays- to Watch the Road, 20
Italian Oyclecar, A Novel, 91
Italian Grand Prix, 439
Italian Trial, A Stiff, 414

Jack, A, Has Many Uses, 170
Jersey, Taking a Ca.r To, 435
Jet Sizes, 296
Joan of Arc's Country, Through, 435
John o' Groat's Run, The. 4
Journey, A Troublesome, 231
Jowett, For £150. (Ne-aring the Price Ideal), 496
Jowett, Mountaineering With a. 473
Jowett, New Chummy Modol, 501
Jowett, Taking Care of A, 574
Jowett Club Rally, 301, 412, 440
Jowett Club'® Successful Rally, 2O6
Jowett Rally, The Next, 268
Jowett'» Subterraneous Tour, 651
J.C.C. a-t Alms Hill, 256
J.C.C. Annual D^ner. 382, 794
J.C.C at Dean Hill, 143
J.C.C. Hill-Climb, 2,12
J.C.C. Hill-Climb—Postponed in- Four Chapters, 138
J.C.C. HiM-Climb at South Harting, 312
J.C.C. at Liverpool, 269
J.C.C. New Centre, 156
J.C.C. RaLly, 794
J.C.C. Social Run. No Alms Hill Event, 100
J.C.O. South Harting drimb, 155

Keeping Cool at The Wheel, 242
Kendal to Doncaster. (Motorist's Disappointment), 323
Kent Club's Speed Trials, 639
Kent " Ghost Hunt," 530-
Kent and Sussex Light Oar Club Trials, 35-6
Kerbside Pumps, 42,
Kerbside Pumps Banned-, 99
Kidd's HiM, Climbing, 441
" Kim's " New Owner, 268
King's Garage, The, 188
Kingsbury Junior, Ii28
Kingsbury Junior Spares, 213
Kingston By-Pass, 71, 3gl
Kirkstone Pass Impassable, 682
Knock, An Elusive, 58>9
" Knock-Out " HiU-Climb, 18i8
Knocks, Their Causes and Cure, 32,2
Kop, A Rival To, 18
Kupee Daahlight, The, 756

Lagonda, 5,000 Miles With a, 276
Lagonda, Lubrication of the, 207
Lagonda Wins' Ballard Cup, 498
Lagonda 1925 Programme, 496, 572
Laindon Hill-climb, 187
Lakeland, In, With a Bayliss-Thomas, 332
" Land's End " Echo, 213
Land's End to John o' Groat's, 259
Landslides Block Roads, 188
Law, The, Protects Buyers and Sellers, 222 Law of the "Line," The, 735 Lea-Francis, New Models, 506 Lea-Francis Cheaper, 566 Learning How it Works, 654 Legal Advice, When it Pays, 136 Legal Point, A (Car Imprisoned During1 Sewerage
Operations), 655 Legal Point, A, 2 Leicester, The Invasions of, 156 Leicester, Unrest at, 328 Leicester Set the Example, 99 Lessons of the Six Days' Trial, 12 Level Crossings, 365 Level Crossing Nuisance, The, 596 Leyal Cyclecar, A Propeller-driven, 163 Licensing Fees, 460 Light Without Heat, 654 Light Aeroplane Clubs, 484 Light Aeroplane Engines, 594 " Light Car and Oclecar," Complete Set Since 1916
for Sale, 638 " Light Car and Cyclecar '• Special " 200 " Number, 442, 465
Light Car, Th«, Abroad, 791 Light Car, Running a. Economically, 618 Light Car, Taking Over a New, 752 Light Car. Where the, Scores, 465 Light Car Coach work for 1925, 710 Light Car Comfort, 450 (Not so Simple), 325
Light Car Exhibits at Olympia, How to Find, 658 Light Car as a Hack, 736 Light Car Limit, The, 349 Light Car Luxury, 357 Light Car Makers Busy, 69 Light Car Owners and Design. Light Car Seats, 683 Light Oar Windscreens, Up-to-date, 697 Light Cars: A.C., 139, 382; Alvis, 589; Austin, 326, 417; Austin 7, 520; Austin 7 Sports, 474; Bayliss-Thomas, 332, 502; Belsize, 620; B.S.A., 147; Calcott, 621; Calthorpe, 534; Citroen, 154, 573, 728; Clyno, 2, 580; Clynos, 522; Coppa Delle Alpi, 436; Darracq, 594; Eric-Campbell Chummy, 218; Frazer-Nash, 244; Gwynne 8, 639; G.W.K., 448; Hampton, 70, 620; Humber, 523, 577; Imperia, 522, 683, 734; Jowett, 501, 651; Lagonda, 498; Lea-Francis, 506, 566; Marks -Mbir, 335; Marseal, 154, 594; McKenzie, 368; Mercury, 238; North Lucas, 269; Panhard, 513; Renault, 504; Rhode, 121, 156; Rover, 42, 49, 58, 69, 798; Rover, The 1925, 477; Salmson, 304; Seabrook, 70; Sheret, 536; Singer, 70; Singer Ten, 570; Standard, 813; Stanhope, 569; Swift, 535; Talbot, 572, 812; Tatra, 609; Vagova, 411, 416; Vulcan, 166; Waverley, 78; Wolseley, 733, 734 Light Cars, The Magnets at the Show, 681 Light Cars, Wonderful, 382 Light Car* and Aeroplanes, 747 Light Cars in Australia, 211 Light Cars Do Well at Brooklands Holiday Meeting, 342
Light Cars for Commerce, 328
Light Cars and Cycleoars for 1925, 622, 623, 624 625, 626, 627, 628, 629, 630, 631, 632, 633
Light Cars at Clipstone, 40 Light Cars and the King's Cup, 395 Light Cars Getting Lighter, 212 Light Cars Overseas, 681 Light Cars at San Sebastian, 586 Light Cars at Wembley, 73 Lighting Regulations are Important, 542 Lightweight Camping, 104 Lincolnshire, Bridges in, 383 Linsey, A. R.—A Busman's Holiday, 98 " Lions of Fiction." Hints on Hand Starting, 194; The Adventure of the- Five Split Pins, 220; The Ingratitude of William Rugg, 248 Littlehampton Speed Trials, 736 Liverpool Club's Trial in North Wale?, 596 Liverpool Club Revenge Trial, 792 Liverpool Speed Competition, 3 London-Barnstaple Trial, The, 239, 269, 348 London-Barnstaple, A Novel Award, 442 London-Barnstaple Results, 413 London to Bournemouth, 186 London-Coventry Road, The, 638 "Lond-Edinburgh," The (Another Milestone), 97 London-Edinburgh, Awards in the, 175 London-Edinburgh, Details of the Car Entries, 52 London-Edinburgh, During the Night Run, 70 London-Edinburgh, A Gloomy Start, 129 London-Edinburgh, Guide to the, 76 London-Edinburgh, Light Cars and Cyclecars in the. 69
London-Edinburgh, The Start of the, 3 London-Edinburgh, A Trial, Not a Race, 98 London-Edinburgh Run, The, Full Report, 111, 112, 113, 114, 115, 116 London-ExeteT, No Awards on the Return Journey
(Not for Medals), 98 London-Exeter More Difficult, 736 London Full Up, 681 London Garages, Congested, 746 London-Gloucester Trial, The, 792 London-Holyhead, 4, 42
London-Holyhead Corrections, 70
London Motorists, Seaside Run for, 383
London Street Accidents, 381
London Theatre Traffic, 353
London's Market Day, 414
London's Test Hills, 56
Longest Day, The, 127
Looking Back on 1924, 706
Lorna Doone, 380
Lost Opportunities, 274
Loud Speaker, A Compact, 148
Lubricants, Cold-weather, 678
Lubricants, Winter, 579
Lubrication Charts, 406
Lulworth Cove, 413
Lycett Trophy, The, 42
Lycett Trophy Trial, Floods Affect, 156

Macdonald, Ian, First-class Award, 734
Madresfield Speed Trials, 41, 98, 240
M.A.G. Engines, New Four-cylinder, 721
Magic Oarpet, The Modern, 540
Magnesium " Conn "' Rods, 310
Magneto, Damp, 589
Magneto Condensers, 561
Magneto Defects, 815
Magneto Timing, To Simplify, 252
Magneto Trouble, 181
Magnetos, Standardizing, 320
Maintenance, Reducing the Labour of, 46
Marks-Moir on the Road, 335
Malaya Hill-climb, 596
Mall, Repairing the, 156
Man and Machine, For, 155
Manufacturers, Hard on the, 466
Maps, Indestructible, 188
Marsden Cup Trial, 154
Marseal, 90 h.p. Sports Model, 733
Marseal Success, 528
Marseal's Success, 413
Marseals in Competitions, 154
Marseals with Front-wheel Brakes, 594
Marshall's Win in the Grand Prix de Boulogne. (A British Triumph), 450
Martin Detachable Coupe'Top, The, 420
Mascot, The Y.Z., 148
Mascots, A Scope for Originality, 129
Matters of Choice. (My Friend George), 646
Mays, Raymond, Record^ of, 792
McKenna Duties. Removing the Armour, 299 McKenzie, Oil Filler on, 815 McKenzie, Testing the 8.9 h.p., 368 McKenzie Wins Club Trophy, 70 Meadows Engine, The, 490 Melbourne Show, The, 300 Mercury Light Car, Spares lor, 238 Mercury Spares, 300 Michelin Valve, A New, 567 Micron Monocar, The French, 755 Middlesex Club's Dance, 734 Middles°x Club's Postponed Gymkhana (Motorists at PlayJi 270
Middlesex Club's Meeting, 683 Middlesex Club's Trial, 232 Middlesex County Hill-climb, 70 Midland Autumn Trial, 528 Midland Car Club Handbook, 441 Midland Car Club's Trial, 595 Midland Car Club Social Run to Edge Hill, 239 Midland Car Club Trial Postponed, 153 Midland Club Tour, The, 98 Midland Club Shelsley Walsh Hill-climb, 257 Midland Flood Havoc, Great, 82
Midland Motor Body Co.. Two Interesting Refinements! by, 634
Milestone Carburetter Tested, 129
Minor Lighting Troubles, Curing, 808
Mitchell Cup, Winner of the, 683
Mitchison, Mr., Motoring Candidate, 682
Mobile Sprayer. Let Us Spray, 497
Models and Programmes for 1925, 534
Monocar, The French Micron, 755
Monocar Designed b Mr. S. Atkins, 62 Montlhery Track, 411
Moonbeam Lamp, The, 756 Moravia, Hill-climb in, 384
Morgan, Buying a, 207
Morgan, R. C, to Drive Eric-Campbell in the 200-Mile Race, 466 Morgan in Alan Trophy Trial.—(Game Alter 80,000 Miles), 355
Morgan Club, The, 639, 792 Morgan Club- Run, 356, 385
Mtorgan Club Run to Devil's Dyke, Brighton, 567 Morgan Mishap in the " Edinburgh," 128 Morgan M.P.G., 321 Morgan Number Plates, 207 Morgan Obtains a " Gold," 42 Morgan Prices Reduced, 639 Morgan Records, 763 Morgan at Ringinglowe, 412 Morgan Tyres. 678 Moss Bros., Motoring Tailors, 682 Moto Auto Body Polish, A89 Motor Boat, The lVa-litre, 302 Motorcars, Eight, to be Won, 3 Motor and Cycle Trades Benevolent Fund Banquet,
Th© Price to Attend, 441 Motor and Cycle Trades Benevolent Fund, Generous Contributions, 595
Motor and Cycle Trades Benevolent Fund Successful Revel, 735
Motorcycle Parts for Cyclecars, 246
Motorcycle Show, The, 684 Motorcycle Show, Three-wheelers at the, 771 Motor Cycling Club, Jupiter Pluvius Beat the, 313 Motor Cycling Club, London-Edinburgh Run, The, Full Report, 111
Motor Cycling Club, The Longest Run, 211 Motor Cycling Club Race Meeting, 214 Motor Cycling Club Run, Land's End to John o' Groat's. Full Details of the Longest Run of the Year, 189 Motor Cycling Club Trial in the Earl of Stratford's
Park. A Half-hearted Send-ofl, 106 " Motor Guide, The," 568 " Motor Manual, The,'1 638 " Motor Manual " New Edition, 596 Motor Raxing, The Attractions of, 270 Motor Road, Special, 794 Motor Ship, Growth of the, 72 Motor Ship Developments, 302 Motor Ship Engines, 566 Motor Ships, High-powered, 440 Motor Ships, New, 187
Motor Show, The, 411, 439, 469, 593, 732 Motor Show, The, 1924, 686, 687 Motor Show Admission Details, 593 Motor Spirit, Huge Annual Importations, 99 Motor Speed Restrictions, 3 Motor Taxation, Report on, 73
" Motor Terms Travestied,'1 2, 40, 98, 128, 154, 186, 212, 238, 268, 300, 326, 354, 381, 412, 440, 466, 496, 528, 566, 594, 638, 682, 734, 762, 792
" Motor Terms Travestied," One Guinea Offered, 40 " Motor Term* Travestied " Competition. Postcards Only, 155
Motor Vans, Small, 381 Motorcyclists, Four-wheeled, 761 Motoring, "Rxtraordinarv Growth of, 299 Motoring, Making it Harder, 594 Motorine Law, rrhe Fallacies of (Every Motorist Should! Know That—), 484
Motoring Matters in Parliement, 34, 64, 92, 120, 1R0, 206, 214, 240, 270, 320, 248, 376, 640
Motoring Suggestions, Seasonable, 162 Motorist, What is a? 411 Motorist's Knife, The, 301 Motorist's Lament for. a Dying Race, 576 Motorists, A Daneer >o (Empty Bitumen Drums). 384
Mountaineering With a Jowett 473
Mud-splashin«, To Prevent, 567
" My Friend George," 606, 646
Mystery Breakdown, The, 180
Mystery Breakdown, Another, 144
Mystery Car, Another, 793

Name Posts, More, 354
Natal, Extremely Cold Weather in (Pass the Salt), 442
Necessity the Mother of 383
New Garden at Wembley, 129
Nickel-plating, Preserving, 125
North British Rubber Co., The Queen Visits, 441
North China Automobile Club and the Autocar Club of Tasmania. (Hands Across the Sea), 530
North Country Trial, 412
North Lucas, The Coming Car, 269 North Road—A Thirty-mile SkidL 414 North Road Improvements, 327 North of Scotland Motor Union, 40 North-West London Climb at Secret Venue, 2 North-West London Hill-climb Abandoned, 71 North-West London "Coventry" Cup, 4 North-West London Motor Club Evening Run, 154
North-West London Club's Optional Route Trial, 530
North-West London Sunday Run, 212
Notes, News and Gossip of the Week: 1, 39, 69, 97, 127, 153, 185, 211, 237, 257, 299, 325, 353, 381, 411, 439, 465, 495, 565, 593, 637, 681, 733. 761, 791
Nottingham, Go Oareiully in, 684
Novelty, Spice of, 148. 375, 432, 489, 756, 784
Novelty Still Exists. 642

Observing the Sabbath. (Woman Motorist in Londonderry), 682
" Obstruction " in Folkestone, 354
Official Report of the R.A.C. TriaLa, 88
Oil, Cold, " Drags," 672
Oil, Where the. Goes, 705
Oil on Ooachwork, 349
Oil Consumption, Excessive, 65
Oil Drum, Cutting an, 764
Oil Drum*, Using Up Old, 705
Oil Leakage from Back Axle, 99
Oil Leakage From Gearbox, 35
Oil Pressure, 93
Oil Pressure Systems, 127
Oil-Vac, 181
Oiled Plugs, The Cure, 589
Oiling the Upper Works, 579
Oik, Suitable, 561
Olympia, Accessories at, 672, 673, 674, 675, 676, 677, 725
Olympia, Brakes, Suspension and Steering at, 701
Olympia, Busy Spot at, 382
Olympia, Either New or Novel at, 717
Olympia, How to Find the Light Car Exhibits, 658
Olympia, The Latest in Small Car Equipment, 696
Olympia, Parking Cars at, 639
Olympia, Small Cars at the Show, 664
Olympia, The Tyre Section, 723
Olympia, Where to Find the Small cars, 708
Olympia Motor Exhibition, Royal Patronage, 439
O.M., Price Reduction of the, 300
Omission, A Regrettable, 683
One-way Street, Another, 327
Optional Route Trial, 530
Organizing Secretaries, for, 301

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A.C. Sociable, Revive the, 210, 380, 408
Accidents, A Chapter of, 236
Adler versus Talbot, 564
Age, The Capable, 265
Air-cooled Light Cars, 789
Air-cooled Twin Preferred, 151
Air versus Water Cooling, 68, 352
Aluminium, Cleaning, 210
Aluminium Alloys, 183
Amateur, What the, Wants, 635
Artistic Side, Develop the, 592
Austin Owners, A Useful Hint to, 818
Average Speeds, 297
Average Speeds, 38 m.p.h., 350
Average Speeds, High, 234, 379, 407, 437, 461
Average Speed©, High. " An Unmitigated Road Hog," 437
Bank Holiday at Brooklands. A Reader's Appreciation, 410
Battery Lost—and Found, 438
Belt Slip, Curing—An Ingenious Method, 408
Bloomberg, Mr., Rashness of, 590
Bloomberg, Mr., and His Critics, 679
Bloomberg, Mr.—English aa She is Spoke, 759
British Light Oars Attacked, 525
British Light Cars, Leading, 590
British Light Cars in New Zealand, 731
British Newspapers and British Cars 184
British Standard Measurements, 730
Brooklands Charges, 731
Buying Second-hands, 378
Camaraderie of the Road, 297, 350
Car, Buying a Used, 209
Car, Choosing a, 789
Car, Choosing a, By Trial, 635
Oar, The, br lbs Equipment? 731
Car, "On" or "In," A? 208, 235, 256, 298
Car-minders, Unofficial, 731
Car Washing, 210
Cars, British versus Foreign, 324
Cars, Cruelty to 152
Carburetters, Non-automatic, 492
Census, A " Private," Light Cars 33 Per Cent., 37
Ohar-a-banos Dangers, 493
Clutch Trouble, 151
Clutch Trouble with Rover 8, 298
Coasting With Ol"tch Out, 256
Collecting for Charities, 760
Competition Reports, Our, 592
Constructive Criticism, 563
Coventry-Premier Improvement, 235
Cover Picture*. A Point Worth Raising, 322
Crippling the Crippled, 438
Cyclecar, The Ideal £100, 36. 67, 125, 183
Cyclecar, The Ideal £100. Ideas Criticised, 94
Cyclecar, The Simple, 636
Cyclecar, The Two-wheeled, 150
Cyclecar Owners on Their Mettle, 461
Cyclecars, Belt-dsiven, 680
Cyclecara, Three-wheeled, 760
Cyclecars on the Market, 94
Cyclists' Rear Lamps, 818
C.W.S. Three-wheeler, The, 789
Danger Spot, A, 322
Daimler, Challenge to, 562
" Daimler " and His Critics, 562
Delivery Charges, 760
Detection of Crime, 67
Dickey Seats, Improvement, 564
Disabled, Driving for the, 150
Disabled Driver, The, 409
Disabled Drivers. A Reasonable Protest, 351
Disabled Driver's Licence, The, 379
Distress Signal, A Suggested, 350
Driver, The Elderly, 236
Driving Careful, 265
Driving Ability Required, 461
Driving to the Common Danger, 68
Driving for the Disabled, 150
Driving Examinations. Physical Fitness, 636
Driving Licence, Obtaining, 732
D'Yrsan Oyclectur, The, 407
Engines That Do Not " Carbon Up," 37
" Fair Play," Another Champion for, 461
Feminine Driver's Experiences, 209, 234
Firet-Aid Outfit, 297
First-aid Outfits, A.-C.U. Approved Pattern, 350
Flints as Road Dressing, 463
Flints, More Trouble From, 526
Four-wheel Drive, 789
French Cyclecar Controversy, 462
French Cyclecar Question, The, 491
French Cyclecar Cheap, 438
French Cyclecars Compared, 563
Garages, In Favour of Large, 563
Gear Change, An Awkward, 95
Gear Changing as an Art, 95, 150
Gear Levers, Awkward, 126
German Cylinders. 590
German Motor Industry, The, 679
G.N., Grease Leakage on the, 96, 210
Grahame-White Cyclecar, The, 151
Grease Guns, Are They Perfect? 126
Haven, A Useful, 464
Hartford Shock Absorbers (" Information Wanted"), 464 Holiday, A Cheap, 95 Holiday " Snaps, 352 Hill-climbs Sportsmanship at, 182 Honour Where Due. Fastest Time at Blackpool, 463
Hooter, Abolishing the, 816 Horn, Which Type of? 66 Horn, Which is the Best Type of? 124 Invention, Developing an, 816 J.C.C. Address Wanted, 464 Jowett, Speed of a, 126 Jowebt Car, Addition to, 525 Jowett Log Book, Notes from a, 208 Jowett Petrol Consumption and Speed, 95 Kirkstone, An Echo of (The London-Edinburgh), 151
Knocking, The Prevention of, 758 Lagonda, The " Wunderbar," 679 Land's End to John o' Groat's, 731 Leal Springs, Broken, A Roadside Repair, 760 Lenses, Corrective, 152 Light Car, The, In Australia, 351 Light Cars, Home-built. 732 Light Cans, The Limit for, 297 Limit, The 1,500 c.c. Light Car, Most be Upheld, 264 " Limit" Question, Some Expert Viewa on the, 323, 351, 379
Low-pressure Tyres, Use of, 379
Lubricant, Winter, 636
Luxury versus Efficiency, 524 '
Magneto Complaint, An Unusual, 463 Magneto Complaint. Solutions Invited, 407 Manufacturer, Where the, Fails, 68 Manufacturers' Advice, 265 McKenna Duties and Service, 38 Mechanical Bulb Horn. Nothing New Under the Sun, 95
Mercedes and Morgan, 562 Mercedes, Morgan or Mania? 461 Metric Measurements, 680 Metric System, In Favour of the, 591 Mileage in One Day, 526, 591 Morgan, 60,000 Miles on a, 790 Morgan, A Three-tonner and a, 562 Morgan, When It Meets Mercedes 1 437 Morgan Engine Position, 816 Morgan Tips, Two, 235 Morgans, Big Cars and, 492 Morgans, Mercedes, and Daimlers, 524, 562 Motor Terms Travestied, 209 Motoring in France, 492
Motorist Sues Garage (An Interesting Caae), 208 Motorists, A Legal Peril to, 494 Motorists' Mecca. The, 731 Navigation Light* for Cars, 635 Night and Day Signals, 730 Night Driving Simplified, 680 Number Plates on Luggage Carriers, 790 Occurrence, A Curious, 236 Oil Consumption, Economical, 209 Oil Consumption on Rover Eight, 38 Oil in the Radiator, The Effect of, 235 Oils, Tests for, 95 Olympia. The Atmosphere of, 758 Olympia Ventilation, 790 Over-oiling and Carbon Deposit, 790
Overseas Vehicle, The Ideal, 408
Oxygen Decarbonization, 37
Performance on Paper, 95
Perth Police Activity, 438
Petrol Cans, Spare, 680
Petrol Consumption, 152
Petrol Dopes, Poisonous, 788
Petrol Filters, 380
Petrol Gauge ior Jowett Car, 463
Pleasant Saturday Afternoons, 789
Point, A Troublesome, 67
Police, English and French, 492
Police Traps in the West, 67
Power, Loss ol, 816
Practice, A, to be Deplored—BUB Drivers, Please Note, 209
Propeller-driven Cars, 493
R.A.C Light Oar Trials, 126, 151
Radiator, The Effect of Oil in the, 235
Radiator, Oil in the, 208
Repairer, Assisting the, 493
Repairer, A Case for the, 438
Repairer, Helping the—and Oneself, 526
Repairers, Are They Dishonest? 407
Reversing at Night, 790
Riding on Air, 95
Road Etiquette, Absence of, 730
Rover Eight, " Tuning " a, 298
Rover Eight, Improvement* to the, 96
Rover Eight, Oil Consumption on a, 184, 236
Rover Eight v. Rover Nine, 184
Rover Eight Figures, More, 298
Rover Eight Instruction Book, 208
Rover Light Cars, Alterations to, 151
" Safety First," Overdoing, 463
Screen Wiper, Selling a, 790
Seating Capacity, 184
Second-hand Car, Buying a, 234
Self-decarbonization, Does It Occur in Air-cooled Engines, 68
Signposts to Brooklands, 463
Singer or Adler? 590
Sidecar or Cyclecar? 818
Signposting, Better, 526 '
Singers, Doctoring Early Model, 209
Southampton Toll Gates, 463, 493
South Harting, An Echo of, 380
Speed with Economy, 209
Speedsters. Where Are the? 265
Sporting News, Views on Our, 592
Sporting versus Touring New», 816
Sports Newe, Dependable, 730
Sports Newe Wanted, 635
Sportsmen, Where are the? 234
Spring Lubrication, 635
Standard Car, The Fastest, 265
Standard Reliability, 564 '
Starter Batteries, 322 . Starting, Difficult, 256, 380
Steam, The Fascination of, 788
Steam Cars in the Future, 759
Steam Power, The Pros and Cons of, 817
Street Lighting Improvements—Prismatic Refractors, 758
Suggestion, A Novel. By an Anti-hooter, 790
Sunday Motoring Competitions, 438
Swift, A 1914—Still Going Strong, 410
Talbot, Carburetter Setting on, 152
Talbot Disadvantage, 297
Talbot Eiirht Improvement, 352
Taxation Unfairness, 816
Thanks, A Word of, 322
Thoughtlessness Often Spells Danger, 408
Three-wheeler, Big Car or, 462
Three Wheels or Four? 36
Three-Wheeler and Safety, 380
" Tip and Run," Checking, 526
Top Gear Run, An Involuntary, 37
Top-gear Running Most Economical, 264
Tour, A Trouble-free, The Experiences of a Novioe, 409
Touring Articles, In Favour ot, 759
Touring in Scotland, 378, 680
Touring Without Trouble, 494
Traffic Control, Amateur, 635
Traffic Controllers, 525
Traffic Tunnel, The, 564
Trailer, A Home-made, 324
Transaction, An Unfortunate, 265
Trials, Publicity at, 151
Turbulence, The Effect of, 378
Turbulence, The Effect of. A Reply to Mr. Edge 408
Two-hundred Mile Race, The, 407
Tyre Tread*, The Importance of, 492
Union Means Strength, 38
Valve Spring Suggestion, 183
Valve Springe, 236
Wind Wagon, A Practical, 409
Woman Driver's Gratitude. A, 410

Overhaul, The Weekly, 782
Overheating, 321
Overheating, Incessant, 435
Owning a Small Oar, 644

Packing Pieces, 123
Paignton, Motors Barred, 2
Paint Brushes, Cleaning, 233
Panel Beating, 561
Panhard, The New 10 h.p., 513
Paris-Pyrenees, 239
Paris Salon, The, 495
Paris Show, The, 569
Paris Show, Small Cars at the, 599, 600, 601, 602, 603
Paris Speedway, Public Opening of, 640 Paris Speedway (Quick Work), 213 Paris Speedway Open for Practice and Test Purposes, 468
Parig Track, The New, 480
Park Your Car Safely 132
" Parking," Better, 97
Parking, A Problem of, 746
Parking at Barry Island, 3
Parking Motorcars, 735
Pass and Joyce, Ltd., 188
Passenger, The Third, 330
Pateley Bridge Hill-climb, 326
Patrol's Presence of Mind, 354
Pedal Attachment, Aluminium, by Andrew Page and Son (Towards Comfortable Driving), 320
Pedestrian Charged Who Struck at the Driver's Seat (By Way of a Change), 155
Pedestrians, Adventurous, 794 Pedestrians, For Careless, 497 Pedestrians, Helpful, 451 Penny, Some Novel Uses for a, 454 People's Refreshmenit House Association, 468 Periormance on Paper, 50 Perthshire, Roads in, 529 Peterborough Hold-up, 411
Petersfield Club Hill-climb, 186 Petrol, Cheap, 384 Petrol ("Such Horrid Stuff!"), 353 Petrol Consumption, Bad, 181 Petrol Consumption, Estimating, 327 Petrol Down, 465 Petrol Filler by Kaye and Sons, 2 Petrol Filter, A New, 432 Petrol Filters, 394 PetTol Gauge, 589 Petrol Pipes, 523 Petrol at Pre-war Prices, 495 Petrol Pump Accuracy, 381 Petrol Tank Repairs, 787 Petrol Tanks, Noisy, 354 " Petrol Tax is Not Impracticable " (Minority Report), 327
Petrol Tax in Sweden, 40
Petrol Tin. Is it Full? 529
Picnics, Solid Fuel for, 432
Picnics as an Art, 372
Picnickers, Careless, 413
Pilot Jet, Cleaning, 729
Pin, The Ubiquitous, 764
Pipe, Flanging a, 435
Piston, " Oil-floating, The, 207
Piston Clearance, 349
Piston-head Design, 123
Piston-head Lubrication, 65
Piston Rings, Fitting, 263
Piston Rings, Handling, 750
Pistons, Aluminium, 65, 678
Pistons, Fitting Oversize, 93
Pistons, Magnesium, 269
Pit. for Motor-hou.s«, 181
Plain Facts About Serond-hand Buying, 329
Platinum Points, Filing, 149
Playing the Game, On, 80
Plug Gaps, 736 /
Plugs, Hot, 729
Plugs, More, Less Power, 328
Plymouth, Get-rich-quick, 211 i
Pneumatic Cushions, 123 Pneumatic Upholstery, 194
Police, The, and Trials on Public Highways, 34 Police and Brakes, 355 Police Control. Short Measure, 353 Policeman, A Thoughtful. Traffic Signalling, 441 Porthcawl, Heavy Going at, 291 Power, Loss of, 757 Power from Darkness, 214 Practice, A Dangerous (Hugging the Crown of the
Road), 98
Practising for the " 200." 499 Pre-ignition, 263
Preparing for the Whitsun Tour, 16 Price Reductions, 793 " Private Garages," Queer, 248 Proposal, An Ingenious, 212 Producer Gas Trials, 354 Propeller Shaft, Loose, 787 Protection, Better, 777 Proverbs for Motorists, 353 Pullinger, Miss Dorothy, Wedding of, 639 Pullyac Licence Holder, 148
Punishment to Fit the Crime, 497
Punctures Past and Present, 249
Punishment, Dire (Birkhenhead Coroner), 466
Purley and Oaterham, A Warning, 153
Pussyfeet, A Case for, 195

Query, In Answer to Your, 35, 65, 93, 123, 149, 181, 207, 223, 263, 296, 321, 349, 377, 406, 423, 435, 460, 490, 561, 589, 678, 729, 757, 787

Races for Three-wheelers, 440
Racers, Still Lighter, 394
Racing, The Result of, 794
Racing Car, The Complete, 530
Racing Design, The Effect of, 467
Racing Improves the Breed, 514
Racing Luxury, A (Fuel), 467
Radiator, " Fur " in the, 207
Radiator Choked, 149
Radiator, Leaking, 589
Radiator Repairs, 406
Radiators, Plated, 93
R.A.F. Apprenticeships, 412
R.A.F. Pageant, 154
Rain Spots, 480
Rain Spots on Coachwork, 35
Rattles, A Simple Plan for Stopping, 108
" Raymond Mays's " Bugattis, 735
Readers' Experiences W-nt"d, 186
Reader's Gratitude, A, 324
Reader's Ideal Cyclecar, A, 31
Readers' Inquiries, 238
Readers' Own Experiences, No. 9, The Rhode, 121
Reading, StimuUting, 613 _
Ready Cyclecar, The French, Redesigned, 773
Rear Lignts on Cycles, 792
Rear Lights Necessary, 763
Rear Number Plates, 735
Rear-wheel Brakes, To Improve, 284 .
Rectaskids, 523
Records, The One-Hour and the Two-Hour, Beaten, 556
Redditch Trial Awards, 270
Reduced Transmission Losses, 692
Reducing the Labour of Maintenance, 46
Renault, Testing the Latest 8.3 h.p., 504 Renault Radiator, 815 Repair Service, 468
Resta, DM Death of. Brooklands Fatality, 442 Reverse, Remember the, 336 Reverse Gears for Morgans, 406 Rhode, The 9.5 h.p., 121 Rhode Models, New, 537 Ricardo EHgine, A Revolutionary, 26 Rich Mixture, 18, 48, 80, 106, 137, 164, 194, 220, 248, 274, 310, 336, 364, 394, 424, 460, 480, 540, 578, 612, 654, 704, 746, 804
Richmond Park, Speed Limit for, 299 Riding on Air, 19 Right-fla-nd Control, 155 Riley, Capt. Tet., Welcome Home, 355 Riley, New Sports Model. 469 Rims, Rusty, 207 Ringlaad Hill-climb, 4 Ringinglowe, Hill-climb at, 328 Road, A New, 468 Road, A Novel, 762 Road Accidents (A Wise Inspector), 529 Road Bills, Ruinous, 311 Road to Cheap Cars, The, 239 Road Dangers, Minimizing, 214 Road Gauges, Why Not? 637 Road Improvements, 137, 212 Road Lighting, Cheap, 413 Road Racing in England, 99 Road Racing in England, Bill for, 166 Road Racing in the United Kingdom, 296 Road Repair Dangers, 274 Road Scout, The- In valuable, 129 Road Surfaces, Dangerous, 467 Road Tests, Interesting, 99 Roads, Flooded, 764 Roads Recommended, 257 Roads, Slippery. Good News, 793 Roads, Special, For Motorcars, 567 Roads in Perthshire, 529 Roadside Census, 364 Roadside Relics, 412 Rochdale Club's Trial, 530 Route Replies, 99 Rover, The New, 49 Rover, The New Four-cylinder, 42, 58 Rover, The Sturdy, 762 Rover Booklets, 300, 355 Rover Eight, The, 187 Rover Eight, Oil Leakage On, 207 Rover Eight, Pistons For A, 561 Rover Eight Handbooks, 269 Rover Eight Lubrication, 181 Rover Instruction Books, 212 Rover Light Car, Testing the 9 h.p., 798 Rover De Luxe, The 1925, 477 Rover Nine, The., Prices of, 496 Rover Swelling the Ranks of Light Fours, 69 Royal A.C. Cheaper, 100 Royal Air Force Pageant, 40 R.A.O., Of Interest to Associates, 733
R.A.C. Guide's Uniform. Why He Did Not Salute, 794
R.A.C. Hospitality, 237 ,
R.A.C. Local Offices, 734
R.A.C. Manchester Office, 530 R.A.O. Permits, 383, 468 R.A.O. Searchlight Tattoo, 153 R.A.C. Six Days' Trial, Full Report, 6-11. R.A.O. Six Days', An Echo of the, 301 R.A.C. Timing Equipment, 682 R.A.O. Trial, Lessons of the, 12 R.A.O. Trial, Results Analysed, 14 R.A.C. Trials, 39
R.A.O. Trials. That Disappointing Entry List, 3 R.A.C. Trials, Official Awards in the, 44 R.A.C. Trials, Official Report, 88 R.A.C. Wembley Tickets, 41 Rubber, To Stick, to Metal, 490
Rubber Radiator Connections, 123 R
ubber Road, Non-sucoess of, 441
Running a Light Oar Economically, 618
Rust Demon, Defeating the, 320
Rustproof Cars, Why Not? 294

Safest District in England, 481
Safety First ia Africa, 269
" Safety First " Hints for 2O0.000 Motorist*, 24O
Safety lane Refuge, 439
Safety Rule« Should be Obeyed. Every Motorist Should Know That-, 4.26
Safety Spark Gap, 181
Safety Whits lines, 32©
Sales, Increasing, 578 Sales and Service, 746 Salmson, A 750 c.o., 100
SaJmson Again Wins the 1,100 c.c. Olaae, 550 Salmson Sports, Te*ting The, 304 Salmson In The " 200," 594 Salon, At Th», 612 Saloon Oar, 52i3 Saltburn Speed Trial*, 174 Saltersford Hill-Climb, 637 San Sebastian, Light Oars at, 584 Sand, A Load ot, 613 Sand Racing, The Popular, 153 Sanfcax Cyoleoar, The, 205
Schoolboy Tactics, 579
Schrader Low-Press'uxe Gauge, 148
Sootland, To, In a Three-Wheeler, 42,1
Scott Sociable, Price of, 52,9
Scottish dub Hou&e Alterations, 2,6-9
Scottish Ferry, The, 99
Scottish Motor Show, 186
Scottish Motor Show, Royal Patronage, 791
Scottish Show, Bate Altered, 39
Scottish Show Number, 791
Scottish Six Days, Oars Eligible, 12-8
Scottish Six Days, The. Detail* of The Competing Cars, 286
Scottish Six Days, Lessons ol The, 307
Scottish Six Days, Report ol the Light Car Performances, 316
Scottish Six Days' Trial, The, 240, 260
Scottish " Terrors," Some, 271
Scottish Test Bills, Some, 261
Scottish Trial: Going Through It, 257
^Scottish Two-day Trial, 413
Scottish, Two-days' Trial, 520
Screen Glasses', Pitting, 561
Screen Wiper lor 2s., 239
Screen Wipers, 49
Screw, Starting an Obstinate, 54
Sonew Hill, Climbing, 268
Seabrook Oaf in the Small Oar Trials, 70
Seabrook with Front-wheel Brakes, 638
Searchlight Tattoo, R.A.C., 153
Seaside on Sunday, 38i2
^Seasonable Motoring Suggestions, 162
Second-hand, Buying, 263
Second-hand Buying, Plain Facts About, 329
Second-hand Oar, Buying a, 181
Second-hand Sales, Formalities Govern, 170 ^Seizure, An Unusual, 165
Senechal, M., A Champion of France, 450
Stenechal', Miss Ivy Cummings to Challenge, 466
Sensational Cornering, 33
Service After Sales, 565
Shaft Vibration, 93
Sharp Bends, Denoting, 2,11
Shell Competition, The, 212.
Shell Co.'s Friz®: Mr. Who? 12,9
Shelsley Walsh Hill^olimb, 4, 232-, 248
Shelsley Walsh HMlKjldmb, Midiland A.C., 257
Shelsley Walsh Midland A.C. HilUclimb, 12,8
Sheret Light Oar, The, 536
Shock Absorber, A New Type, 326
Shock Absorber Trials, 356
Shock Absorbers, 263
Shocks, Stopping, at Their Source, 610
Showi, Accessories at the, 6O5, 672, 673, 674, 675 676, 677
Show, Next Year's. 761
Show Numbers., 530 '
Show, Numbers, Special, 496
Show, Opening of the, 637
Show, Small Cars at the, 664, 665, 666, 667, 66i., 669, 670, 671
Show, Outside the, 639
Show-tame Oratory, 746
Sidecar or Small Car? 761
Sidecarists, Weather-bound, 32®
Sidecars and Oydecars, 772
Side Curtains, Celluloid, 180.
Side Curtain Lost, 413
Side Curtain* ((Lost on the Road), 412
"Side Curtains, Renovating, 207
Side Curtains, Storing, 490
Side Lights, Compulsory, 567
Signal of Distress, 511
Signals, Automatic, 80
Signposting, Improved, 441
Signs of the Times, 53
Silencer, Choked, 757
Silencer Test, A, 566
Silencer Trials, 638
Silencer Trials Postponed1, 684
Silencing, 661
Silver Soldering, 815
Singer Honeymoon Tour, 353
Singer Ten, Many Refinements on the Enlarged, 570
Singer, Ten Years' Old, for the London-Edinburgh, 70
Six Days' Trial, Echo of the, 413
" Six Days," The Two, 336
Skegness, Racing at, 98 -
Skegness, A Seaside Attraction, 48O
Skegness Hill-climb, 414
Skegness and Saltburn, Fine Performance* at, 172
Skegness Speed Trials, 40, 92
Skidi Fiend, Defeating the, 586
Skid or Not to Skid, To, 769
Skidding Without a " Diff.," 349
Skids, How to Correct, 761, 81O
Stoids Easily Rectified:, 616
Sleeping En Route, 34<9
Slipper Pistons, 65
Slogan Wanted, 154
Slough Reliability Trial, 566
Stow Running, 490
Slow Running Control, 757
Small Car, Owning a, 644
Small Car Trials, The, 1
Small Cars, Luxurious, 466
Small Cars at the Show, 664
" Small Four," The, in India, 237
Smith and Sons' Sports, 238
Snowdonia, In the Heart of, 775
Social Side, Developing the, 41
Society of Motor Manufacturers1 and Traders' Annual Dinner,{Important Speeches at, 722
S.M.M. and 1Ys New President, 156
S.M.M. and T. Standards, 682
Soft-soldering Cast Iron, 35 ' Soldering Without an Iron, 370
Solex Carburetter, Dismantling, 8il5
Solex Oarburetter Setting, 589
Solid Fuel (For Picnics), 432
South Coast Road Widening, 497
South Harting, July 26th, 269 .
South Harting, Records Lowered at, 312
South Harting Hill-climb, 2
South Harting Thrill-climb, 87 South-Western Centre A.C.iU. Trial, 63 South-west Londoners, For, 41 Southampton-Exeter, 23S, 32,0, 356, 413 Southampton-Exeter Trial, The J.C.C., 482 South end Road, 187 Southend Road, The New, 382 8outaend, The New Road to, 796 Southport Sands, Speed Trials on, 568 Southern Jowet/t Light Oar Club, 154 Spam, Road Racing in, 146 Spare, Carry a, 791 Spare Parts Illustrated, 414 Spark Gap Plug, 432 Speed, An Aid to, 237 Speed—and General Reliability, 646 Speed Limit for Richmondi Park, 299 Speed Track, Another? 480 Speed Tracks Popular, 763 Speed Trials at Bexhill, 186 Speed Trials at Birkdale, 32.6 Speedometer Adjustment, 406 Speedometer Drive, 93, 72Q Speedometer Driving Belt, 623 Speedometer Efficiency, Maintaining, 314 Speedometer, Inaccurate, 460 Speedometers, 678
Speedometers, Hew They Are Made, 216
Speeds, Higher Maximum, 220
Speedway for Birmingham, 302
Speii Valley Club's Trial: Rhode Successful, 156
Spigot Bearing, Lubricate the, 616
Splash, Making a, 214 Spotlight Season, 764
' Spotlate," The, by Runbaken Magneto Co., 375
Sports Cars, Low-geared, 4i25 Spread Eagle Climb, 203
Spread Eagle Hill-climib (Hampshire A.C.), 154 Spread Eagle Hill-climb, 71 Spring Gaiter, All-metal, 784 Spring Setting, 460 Springs, Lubricating, 815 Springs, Oiling the, 181 Springs, Re-assembling, 1491 Springs, To Stiffen, 582 Springing, Stiff, 377 Sprinter, Some, 320 Squeak, Finding the, 274 Squeaks., Eliminating, 93 Squirt, A Useful, 683 Stadidscope Mirror, The, 148 Staff Vacancy, 466, 497 Standard, A Week-end with a, 813 Standard Oil System, 149 Standard Petrol Tests, 270 Standard Saloon, A New, The Piccadilly, 44O Standard Valves Wanted, 137 Stanhope, The, A Striking Light Car, 569 Starter, Power of, 2O7 Starter, The Power of a, 424 Starter Cables, 523 Starter to the Rescue, 365 Starters, Are They Necessary? 578 Starters, Electric, 67& Starters, How They Work, 168 Starting, Difficult, 263
Starting, When it is Difficult, 742, 743, 744 Starting, Erratic, 233 Starting Up in Gear, 149 Starting Handle, Leather Gaiter for the, 542 Steam, Revival of, 804 Steam Locks, 757 Steamer, A Long-lived, 654 Steamers Full Up, 270 Steering, The Practice of, 587 Steering, The Theories of, by J. Harrison, A.M.L Mech.E., A.M.I.A.E., 338 Steering Backlash, 296 Steering Grip, 523 Steering Wobble, 220, 263 Stepmats, 375 Stick, Act, Shout, 18 Sticking Valve, To Free a, 19l8 Stop with Care, 336 Strange Noises and Their Oauses, 806 Street Accidents Analyzed, 792 Street Lamps that Dazzle, 665 Street Saharas, 510 Sulphated Plates, 263 Suimaer in Italy, 326 Summer Tim>» Ena of, 414, 496 Sump, Drain Your, 763 Sump, A Typical, 460
Supercharged Two-stroke, A New Belgian, 306
Superchargers, Modern, 559
Supercharging in Italy, 39
Surbiton Club at Brooklands, 186, 293
Surbiton Club on Holiday, 42
Surbiton Motor Club: A South Harting Thrili-olimb, 86
Surrey, The Latest on the Road, 388
Surrey County Council-, A Sensible Recommendation, 442
Suspension of French Cars, 593
Sutton Coldfield and North Birmingham Club at
Bwlch-y-Groes, 63 Suitcase Lost, 154
Swift, The 1925 10 h.p., 535
Swift, The 10 h.p.. 377
Swift Fire Extinguisher, 489
Swiss Alps, Through the, oa a Singer Ten, 390
Swiss Grand Prix, 4

Taking Over a New Light Car, 753
Talbot, Alteration* to the 10-23 h.p., 572
Talbot, Keeping the, in Tune, 812
Talbot in 1925, 565
Talbot Eight Coupe (Taking to Small Cars), 214
Talbot-Simmins Sports Car, The, 279
Tap, Locating a, 296
Tapping Threads in Aluminium, 65
Tar, Removing, 321
Tarring on the Bath-London Road. A Scandal, 98
Tatra, Cyclecar, A r!ovel Foreign, 566
Tatra Light Car, The, 609
Tax, Lower, Next Year? 39
Taxation Belief, 48
Taxation Rebate on Old Cars, 406
Taxi, Small Car as, 300
Taxis, The Popularity of Small Car, 127
T.B., To Scotland in a, 421
Temporary Buildings May Lead to Complication*. (Every Motorist Should Know That ), 780
Tenax Lightning Fastener, 561
Terminals, improperly Connected, 523
Testing Performance on the Road, 765, 766, 767, 768, 769
Tests When Diffless, 165 Thames, From the North of tne, 402 Theatre-gcers, Garages for, 39 Theatre-goer's Guide, The, 127 Theatre Traffic Arrangements, 211 Theft, A Novel, One Rear Mudguard, 300 Then and Now. Cars Past and Present, 660 Theories of Steering. By J. Harrison, 338 Thermostat, Installing a, 123 Thieves Still Busy, 211 Third Passenger, The, 330
" Thirty-mile Skid," Inviting Disaster on the, 448 Thomas, The Resourceful, 734 Thoroughfares, One-way, 762 Thou Shalt Not Covet! 39 Thoughtlessness Often Spells Danger, 370 Three Wheels, The Cult or, 738 Three-wheeler Numbers, 435 Three-wheelers at the Motorcycle Show, 770 Three-wheelers, The Latest, 733 Throupe'e Guide to the North, 72 Thump, A Mysterious, 511 Timing Apparatus for Sale, 529 Toolbox Rattle, 35 Tooting Club's Trial, 187

Topics of the Day:

All-weather Equipment, 617
America and the Light Car, 285
America's Big Race, British Victory Possible in, 253
Arterial Roads, The New, 809
Competing With the Large Car, 371
Cvclecars, Reviving Interest in, 85
Dazzle Season Begins, 583
Design of Cooling Systems, 371
Development, An Unfortunate, 657
Doctor Gets Damages. An Important Case, 141
Driving Dangers, Exaggerated, 809
Electric Starter, The, 171
Engine, The Small Four-cylinder, 109
" Experience," Short Cuts to, 55
Ha'porth of Tar, The, 141
Light Car, What is a? 315
Light Car Coachwork. The Third Passenger, 341
Light Car Definition, 21
London Traffic ' Chaos, 485
Motor Industry, The Marvellous, 657
Motorcycle Show, The, 751
Motorcycle Show, At the, 781
Motoring: A National Question, 85
Motorists and Motor Drivers, 429
Newspaper Scaremongering, 285
Overburdening Small Engines, 515
Pedestrians, Reckless, 109
Petrol Prices, Fluctuating, 485
Police and Road Trials, 55
Politics and Motorist, 709
Risks That Are Run Unconsciously, 199
Race, The 200-Mile, 543
Road Racing in England, 455
Road Trials, The Police and, 55
Roads for Cars Only, 583
Roads for our Grandsons. The Way the Money Goes, 429
Scotland as a Touring Ground, 315
Shelsley Walsh Hill-climb, 253
Short Cuts to "Experience," 55
Six Davs' Trial, The, 21
Small Oars, Efficient, 171
Small Car Developments. 617
Small Car Reliability, 399
Standard Sports Car, What is a? 341
Sunday Motoring. An Important Case Decided, 399
Taxation of Capacity, 781
Testa for Driving Licences, 543
That " 30-mile Skid." A Gigantic Blunder, 455
Three-wheelers, Reliable. 751
Tramways, The Future of, 199
Two-hundred-Mile Race, The, 615
Wanted—An Official Definition, 223

" Topping-up, 65
Touring Abroad, 406
Touring With a Lightweight Tent, 228
Touring Reflections, 177
Traffic, Dealing With Slow, 156
Traffic, Slow-moving, 762 Traffic Bridge, That, 424 Traffio Chaos, 465 Traffic " Cops " in England, 353 Traffic Items, A French Suggeston, 762 Traffic Mirror, New, 497 Traffic Problems, To Solve, 239 Traffic in Madrid (Worse Than in London), 320 Trailer Caravan, The, 377 Tram, The Dangerous, 1 Tramdemonium, 439
Tramline Dangers, An Uncomfortable Experience, 442 Tramlines, Away! 353 Tramlines, Watch the, 735 Trams, Away with the, 762 Trams, A Law Unto Themselves, 185 Tramways Between Richmond and Twickenham. The
Millennium, 530 Transmission, Home-built, 406 Transmission Backlash, 377 Transmission Knocks, 207 Transmission Losses, Reduced, 692 Transmission Shock Absorber, 349 Trap, An Annoying, 511 " Trapping " is Not Abolished, 54 " Traveller, The, in France," 328 Treasury Rating is not Actual Horse-power, R4 Trees, Roadside, 327 Trenches Across Highways, 107 Trials Inquiry, 40
Trials and the Private Owner, 652
Trials on Public Highways, The Police and, 34
Triplex Goggles, 100, 561
Triplex Windscreens, 321
Triumph's Triumph, 594
Trouble-iree Light Cars, 353
Trust Houses, A U6elul Guide, 356
T.T. Ra.es, " Motor Cycling " and the, 188
T.T. Trains, 99
Tube Bending, 406
Tubes, Grease in, 595
Tunnels the Remedy for Traffic Chaos, 486
Turbulence, 240
Turbulence: Its Effect on Performance, 272
Turner, Miss Cynthia, Another Lady Recruit, 154
Turning in a Narrow Road, 394
Twin, An 11,000 c.c, 465
" Two-hundred," 100 m.p.h. in the, 510
" Two-hundred," Betting lor tfae, 496
" Two-hundred," P_lacings in the, 565
" Two-hundred," Practising for the. 499
Two-hundred-Mile Race, The, 153, 321
Two-hundred-Mile Race, Cars in the, 416
Two-hundred-Mile Race, The Competitors at a Glance, 518
Two-hundred-Mile Race, Complete Guide to ttie, 516 Two-hunHred-Mile Race, Drivers of the Salmson Cars, 383
Two-hundred-Mile Race, Entries for the, 299 Two-hundred-Mile Race, Nearly Fiity Entries for the, 376
Two-hundred-Mile Race, The Latest Entries, 325 Two-hundred-Mile Race, The Great International, 545, 546, 547, 548, 549
Two-hundred-Mile Race, Latest New* of the, 443 Two-hundred-Mile Race, This Year's, 237 Two-hundred-Mile Race, Prospects of the, 469, 470, 471, 472
Two-hundred-Mile Race Report, 527 Two-hundred-Mile Race. Startling Statistics, 529 Two-hundred-Mile Races, Previous, 557 Two-stroke Developments, 240 Two-stroke Engine Design, 793 Two-stroke Engine Simply Explained, 508 Two-strokes, Developments in, 250 Two-wheeled Cyclecar, A Plea for the, 119 Tyre Patches, Removing, 35 Tyre Pressure, 233, 497 Tyre Pressure, Checking, 589 Tyre Pressure, Testing, 489 Tyre Rims, Standardizing, 328
Tyre Section at Olympia, 723
Tyr© Tester's Mileage, 41
Tyre Trouble, 263
Tyre Valves, Standardizing, 268
Tyres, Low-pressure, 349, 490
Tyres, Prolonging the Life of, 434
Tyres Creeping, 123

U.S. Immigration Regulations, 326
U.S.A., Blunt Signa in, 354
U.S.A. Show Experiments, 382
Ulster, A; Club for, 736
Ulster Grand Prix Accident, 596
Ulster Grand Prix. A Second Disappointment, 639
Unett, Capt., Chief Constable, as Judge a't the Esgea
County A.C. Gymkhana, 567
Upholstery, Pneumatic, 194
Upholstery, Quickly Removable, 295
Upholstery, Stained, 233

Valve, To Free a Sticking, 198
Valve Bounce, 233 Valve Caps, 589
Valve Springs, 136 Valve Timing, 65
Valve Truing Tools, 92
Valve*, Carrying Spare, 35
Valves, Standard, Wanted, 137
Vagova Racer, The, 411, 416
Venice, To, and Back, 41
Verse, Crimes of the Times, 747
Vesey Cup Trial, 3
Village, The Prettiest, in England, 303
Vulcan, The 12 h.p. Four-seater, 166
Vulcan Iron and Metal Works, Ltd., Closing for Stocktaking, 238

Wakefield, Sir Charles, Wins Aeroplane Race, 384
Wales, The Wonderland of, 202
Wallington Night Trial, June 13th, 100
Ware, E. B., Convalescence of, 805
Warning Devices, 451
Warning Lights, 815
Warning by Night (Red Reflectors), 497
" Watch," The, on the Seine, 762
Water as a Fuel, 489
Water Jacket, Cracked, 435, 729
Water-cooled Two-stroke, 435
Watford Traffic Diversion, 270
Waverley Trailer, The, 104
Waverley Model for 1925, 539
Waverley Speed Model, 78
Wayside Forty Winks, A, 248
Week-end Tour, An Ideal, 280
Week-end, A Wonderful, 48, 128
Weight and Wind Resistance, 220
Welding, Scientific, 678
We sh Bridge Toll Free, 99
Welsh Roads, 99
Welsh Roads, Repairing, 188
Wembley, Best Roads to, 42
Wembley, The Best Ways to, 185
Wembley Change, 302
Wembley, Light Cars at, 97
Wembley, R.A.C. Tickets at, 41
Wembley, To, 128
Wembley Traffic, 384
Wembley, Wolseleys at, 70
Wemblfv, Women Motorists and, 32
West Wickham By-pass Abandoned, 762
Weatcar, The Latest, 539
Westmorland Bridge Closed, 270
Weymann Body, 589
Wheel, When a, Comes Off, 705
Wheel Bearings, 321
Wheels, Are Your, in Track? 74
Wheels, The Best? 377
Wheels, Detaching, 757
Wheels, Wire, 296
Wheels and Woes, 200
When Necessity Compels Invention, 160
Whetstone Suitcase (For Carrying Luggage), 300
"Which Type of Horn?" One Guinea Awarded, 71
Whit Monday, London Rally on, 71
Whit Monday Rally, 4
" White Line " Missing, A, 127
White Line, Neglect of the, 153
White Lines at Benson, 776
White-Wall Engine, The (Developments in Two-strokes), 250
Whitsun Tour, Preparing for the, 16 WbUtle Belts, 296 Wilson, Mr. C. B., Interesting Amateur Design by, 404 Windscreen, A New, by Becket, Laycock and Watkinson, 784-Windscreen Rattle, 589 Windscreen Rattle, To Prevent, 375 Windscreen Wipers, 460 Windscreens, Sloping, 18 Windscreens at Olympia, 697 Windsor Dashboards, The, 735 Wings, Buckled, 233 Winter, A Severe, 633" Winterlubricans, 579 Wireless Exhibition, 237 Wireless Fans, For, 762 " Wireless and the Motorist," 3 Wireless Possibilities, 186 Wireless Tips, 97 Wires, Joining, 678 Witnesses Essential, 239 Wolseley, A 6 h.p., An Old Warrior, 733
Wolseley, The Sturdy, 734
Wolseley s at Wembley, 70
Women Motorists, Driving Hints for, 308
Women Motorists and Wembley, 70
Worcester Club's One-day Trial, 384, 441, 528
Word, An Unmentionable, 395
World's Record, For, 414
World'a Record Broken, 527
Wyei Valley Club's Gymkhana, 356

York-Edinburgh Trial, 212
Yorkshire, Somewhere in, 467
Yorkshire Centre Hill-climb at Ringinglowe, 328

Zenith Idling Device, 93
" Zeppelin " Tubes, 213
Zborowski, Count, Death of, 681
ZborowsM, Count Louis. Tragic End of, at Monza, 684

INDEX TO ILLUSTRATIONS.

A.A. Scout Equipped "with White Overalls and GloTes, 412
A.B.C., Dashboard of M. Bichoux's, 97
A.B.C. 1925 Model, 622
A.B.C. Rocker Conversion, 650
A.B.C., A Speedy Two-seater, 719
A.B.C.s, Two, on Kirkstone Pass Vindicating the Claims of Air-cooling, 107
A.C., J. A. Joyce, the Driver of the, in the 200-MUle Race, 548
A.O. Coupe at Wembley, 215
A.C. Engine, Oil Filler Cap of the, 664
A.O. Entries in the 200-Mile Race, 471
A.O. Light Car to the Order of a Customer of Caithness and Co., Ltd., 155
A.C. 1925 Model, 622
A.O. which Fell Through a Fence into a Chasm Below at Hurst Green, 99
A.C. Service Depot, 384
A.C. Sovereign Model, The New, 139
A.C. Sports Three-seater by Egerton's, 656
Accessories, Arranging the, 345
Accessories at the Show, 672, 725
Accident: When Inevitable, 745
Aokerman Steering, The Principle of the, 64
Adams Light Car Built About 1910, 213
Advance and Retard, 192
A.E.C.-type Bus Used to Advertise " Motor Cycling " During Show Week, 764
Aero Morgan Driven by R. R. Jackson at Kingdown Hill-climb, 382
A.G.A. Traffic Beacon, The, 328
Air-cooling in the Tropics, 68
Air Vent Fitted to Gearbox Lid, 35
Albatros 1925 Model, 622
Alec Ross Trophy Trial, A Sidelight on: If You Want to Know the Time, Ask the Timekeeper, Not a Po'iceman, 442
Allohin, T. R., Now Convalescent, 567
All-weather Equipment: Hints and Tips for the Erection of, 584
Allyne-Zerk Grease Gun, The, 180
Alms Hill: Scenes During the J.C.C. Climb, 254
Alms Hill: On the Steepest Stretch, 256 Alps, The Small Car in the, 801
Alvis: The Cult of the Sporting Car, 36
Alvis: The Exhaust Leads and Expansion Box on On* of the New Racers, 239
Alyis, A Racing, to be Driven by B. Haliord in the " 200," 497
Alvis Four-cylinder Water-cooled Engine, 622
Alvis Front-wheel Brakes, 479
AlvU Racer, Pictorial Details of the New, 90
Alvis Sports Model, The Debut of the, 64
Alvis Super-sports, The Luxurious, 357
Alvis Super-sports Driven by W. G. Bowley at Kings-down Hil!-climb, 383
Amilcar, The Special Sports, for 1925, 512
Amilear Chassis, The Latest, 601
Amulree, The Upper Slopes of: A. W. Brittain's B.S.A. Nearing the Summit, 311
Antiglare Shield and Screen Wiper, A Combined, 784
Antiques at the Motorcycle Show, 765
Anti-skid Device, A Simple and Easily Fitted, 586
Anvil Cord Tyre at the Show, 723
Apparition, The Latest, at Work on the Road Between Lichfield and Rugeley, 565
Argyll, The Four-seater, at the Show, 664
Argyll Engine, The, is of the Burt-McCollum Sleeve-valve Type, 689
Argyll Light Car, 1925 Mtodel. 622
Ariel a* a Full Four-seater, 623
Ariel Ten, The New Four-seater, 539
Ariel Ten, The New Sports Model, 63
Ariel Ten, The, Tested, 282
Ariel, Ten, The, Which Carried a Travelling Marshal at Brooklands When the Classic 200-Mile Race Took Place, 411
Arieil Ten, Wide Sidescreens on the, 737
Ariel Ten With the Lastest Full Four-Seater Body, 665
Aries, The, Has a Brake Incorporated in the Differential Casing, 703
Aries, Light Car Fitted with Duple Body at the
Show, 712 Arpajon Speed Trials. A Day of Records in France, 230
Aston-Clinton: Boston and Hall Demonstrating the Art of Cornering, 33
Aston-Martin, Eaton's, in the 200-Mile Race, 547
Aston-Martin, Four-seater " Sports " Model, 214 Ashley, Col. Wilfrid, the New Minister of Transport, 793.
Ashtray and Smoking Cabinet at the Show, 673.
Astra Dynamo Lighting Set, The, 785
Atlantic Bulb Case (Butler's), 673
Auster Rear Screen for four-seaters, at the Show, 672.
Auster " Rip-Up" Fastener, 604
Austin, Gordon England's, 418
Austin, Gordon England's, Three Sketches of, 444
Austin, Tile Latest, 496
Austin Seven, A Fascinating Speed Model, 475
Austin Seven, Gordon England's New, 118
Austen Seven, The Hand-controlled, 393
Austin Seven, Unit Assembly of Engine, 693
Austin Seven Improved Model, 238
Austin Seven 1925 Model, 623
Austin Seven Sports, The 750 c.c., 474
Austin Seven as a Taxicab in Birmingham, 300'
Austin Sevens, The Amazing. The Team Which Earned the Unstinted Admiration of Our French Neighbours, 733
Autohood, The Self-erecting, 2 '
Autoreelite, The New, 756
Autumn Days in England, 741
Axle: This Neat Unit Incorporates Differential, Brake Mechanism and Wheel Stud, 726

Ballard's Cup. The Fate that Befell the Majority of Competitors on Leith Hill, 498
B.A.B.C. Whitsun Meting. The Start of the Whitsun Private Competitors' Handicap, 117
Barnacle Reflex Signal, The, 717
Batteries, S:mp'e Facts About, 397
Beyltos Thomas, The New Model, 502
Bayliss Thomas 1925 Model, 623
Bayliss Thomas, Up-to-date Bodywork of the. 99
Bayliss Thomas, In Lakeland with ?, 332
Bayliss Thomas With Doors on Both Sides of the Body, 737
Beart, H., and Hi-. M»*chanic Changing a Back Co>er Against Time, 554
Beart, H., Who Beat G.N. NoTig a«d Thus Secured the Cyclecar Championship. The Start of the Race at Brooklands, 683
Beaten Track, Leaving the. Behind. Scotland and St. Albans, 178
Beclawat Fitting, A New, 794
Beddgelert, The Bridge Over the River Glaslyn, 202
Beggar's Roost, A Big Push on, 483
Belflex Hobson, A Fabric Type of Shackle, 718
Belsize, The 10-20 h.p., 1925 Model, 620, 623
Belt, A, That is Stretch-proof, 432
Berliet Saloon, 357, 710
Berliet Light Car, 1925 Model, 623
Bexhill Speed Trials, 293
Bezhill Speed Trials, Picturesque Surroundings of, 289
Birkdale, Sand Yachting at, 326
Birmingham Traffic Scheme, Strips of White Concrete in the Roads, 356
Birmingham to Wolverha^pton, New Road to, 355
Blackpool Carnival, The Rider of Decorated Harper, Who is Unable to Walk, 155
Blackpool Speed Trials, Scenes in the. An Ideal Coarse, 130
Blowlamp, Sectional View of the Conventional, 814
Bodywork, Home-made, 62
Bol d'Or, Competitors in The, Photographed After
Leaving the Starting Point, 146
Bootlaces Tied Together can be Used as a Temporary Fan Belt, 161
Boulogne Front Flooded, 383 Boulogne Meeting, The Unsuccessful Aston-Martin, 458 Boulogne Meeting, The Three Senechals Getting Away
Together, 458 Boulogne Motor Meeting, Speed Pictures Taken at, 457
Bournemouth Cripples, Outing for, 354 Bowden Petrol Filter, 489 Bowden Wire Mechanism Which is Used to Operate
the Rhode Front-wheel Brakes, 670 Bo wire Extra-air Inlet, 672 Brakes, Steering and Suspension, 701 Brighton, A New and Charming Way to, Through
Sussex Villages, 374
Brighton Race Meeting. The Winning G.N., 488 British Anzani Engine, The 1925, at Olympia, 638, 690
British-Berkshire Electric Windscreen Wiper, 677 Brooklands, Complete Guide to the 200-Mile Race, 516 Brooklands, A Glimpse of the Bank Holiday Crowd at, 118
Brooklands, The Test Hill, 769 Brooklands Holiday Meeting, Light Cars Do Well at, 342
Brooklands Meeting, Beart and Norris (Morgans) Getting Away, 254
Brooklands Autumn Meeting. Two Unique Photographs taken at the Same Point on the Track.
Positions Reversed, 521 "Brooklands Midsummer Meeting, °24 Brooklands Summer Me ting. A Whale's Calthorpe, 227
Bruce, Mr. Victor A., 323 B.S.A. 1925 Model, 624 B.S.A., 6.000 Miles With a, 147 Buchet with Dickey Seat at the Paris Show, 601 Bugatti. B. S. Marshall's, In the Grand Prix de Boulogne, 445
Bugatti, R. Mays's " Cordon Bleu," 530
Bugatti, Raymond Mays's T"-e n*. 735
Bugatti Engine, The, For 1925, 689
Bugatti Light Car, The 1925, 624
Bugatti Reversed Qi'^rt-r elliptic Gear, 702
Bugatti Touring Model, 712
BuscattK Two of The. f"r th» " 9.00." 500
Buffer to Prevent Windscreen RatVe, 375
Bulb Horns, Cheap but Effective, 375
Burton-on-Trent Bridge, Widening of, In Progress, 442
Butler's Atlantic Bulb Case, 673
Bwlch-y-Groes in Pictures, 8.

Caerphilly, Spectacular Corner Work at, 288
Caerphilly Hill-climb. A Fraction of a Second After the Rear Axle of Mavs's • Bugatti Sheared Whilst the Car was Travelling at 60 m.p.h., the Wheel Spinning in Mid-air, 257
Caerphilly Hill-climb. The Means Used to Broadcast the Results, 300
Caerphilly Hill-rlimb. Mies Pink at the Second Acnt« Bend, 292
Calcott, The New 10-15 h.p.. 621 •Oalcott Car in Leicester " Hold-up," 129
Calthorpe, 1925 model, 624
Oalthorpe Engine with the Onankrase Removed. 643
Calthorpe New Models for 1925. 534
Calthorpes. The 1925, '665
Oampden Hill Bes^Tvoir Being Converted into a Garage for 1,000 Cars, 595
Campers, The, A Lean-to Tent, and a Tent with Extended Roof. 104
Camping Kit Must be Reduced to a Minimum, but it is Unwise so to Reduce it that Meals Cannot be Taken in Comfort, 51
Qamps and Caravans, 24
Car. Leaving a, on a Steep Hill, 133
Car, A, Should not be Left at an Angle to the Kerb, and with Both Doors Open, 132
Car Park, Reversing Into a, 133
Oar-washing Device, 210
Caravan, Interior of, at the Show, 716
Caravtans are Usually Fitted with Good Kitchen Arrangements, 24
Carbon Deposit, Avoiding, 7.48
Carden Cyclecar a!t the Show, 624
Castle Combe, The Prettiest Village in England, 303
Chassis Lubrication, The Importance of, 452
Chester, The City Walls, and a Fine Example of Timbered Houses, 649
Chinery, Mr. C. W. D., 379
Chinery Taking a Water-splash at Speed, it Being Hidden by the Hump in the Ground, 10
Circuit d-es Routes Pavees. Harold Heath Skidding completely Round. 528
Citroen, The 11.4 h.p., 666
Citroen. The Two-seater at £145, and the English Body Four-seater at £250, 573
Citroen With English Body. 624
Citroen Coupe at the Show, 711
Citroen Fitted With Michelin " Comfort " Tyres, 239
Citroen Helps in Carnival Making in Madrid. 154
Citroen-Kegresse Towing a Large Mowing Machine at
Coombe Hill Golf Course, 529
Citroen New Model, 728
Citroen Sialoon, Very Wide Doors of, 666 Citroens, Two Popular, at the Show, 713 Clement-Talbot at Olympia, 634 Clip, A Simple, 784
Cluley Chassis Layout at the Show, 692 Oluley Engine Gearbox Unit, 666 Cluley Light Oar, The 1925 at the SSiow, 625 Clutch Stop, A Typical 7 87 Clyno, The Latest De Luxe, 580 Clyno, The New Sports Model, 71 Clyno, The, at the Show, 625 Clyno Chassis, Special Coupe on, 42 Clyno Coupe Representing the Trend of Design in
All-encloeed cars, 301
Glyno Engineering Co. A Novel Method of Advertising by the Wallasey Agents, 128 Clyno with Four-seater Body at the Show, 667 Clyno Owners, Rally of, 40 Clyno Two-seater at the Show, 716 Clynos, Two, With Commercial Bodies, 328 Clynos for 1925, 511 Colombe French Cyclecar, The, 19 Colombe Three-wheeler, Close-up View of, 268 Colwyn Bay, Speedy Cars at, 224 Oolwyn Bay Speed Trials. D. W. Beck Crossing the
Finishing Line, Miss Cynthia Turner on her Bugatti, 226
Contact Breaker, The Construction of, 123
Contact Breaker Springs. Improvised, 140
Cooling the Pump System, 561
Cooling Fans, The Designs of, 366
Cotton Reel Analogy, The, Showing How the Rotary motion is Set up by Means of Magnetism, 233
Coventry Parking Places, 355
Coventry-Premier, Driver of a, Good Samaritan on Flooded Road, 302
Crankshaft, A Conventional Single-cylinder, Showinc
Balance Weights. 523 Crouoh, The Latest Sports Model 478 Crouch, The 1914 and 1925, Compared, 661 Crouch, 60 h.p., Sporting Model at the Show. 625 Crouch, The Sporting, 72
°rOUChOomitrteC026t<fi f°r the HosT>ital Carnival at Cummings, Miss Ivy, on Her Frazer-Nash, When Sh-
Time 87 & geT Car for the Third Fastest. Cummings, Miss Ivy, in the Gaillon Climb 568 Cushman (Bugatti) Oaptjm-d the Premier Awards at
The Kidds Hill-cnmb, 4 Cyeleaar. Lieut. B. W. Galpin's Conception of an
Ideal £100, 36 Cyclecar, The Ideal £100, 179
Ovclecar, A Novel Italian (Oneer but Pleasing) 9] Cyolecar, A 1% h.p., Seen at Douglas During the T.T. 156 '
Cyclecar, A^Plea _for the Two-wheeled, An Unexplored
Cyclecar, A Privately Built, 62
Cyclecar, A Reader's Ideal, 31
Cyclecar, Another Reader's Ideal, 61
Cyclecar Development in Germany, The Grade 363
Cyclecars: A.C. Sovereign, 139: Austin Seven, 238-Alvis, 239; Bugatti, 624; Colombe, 19, 268: D’Aux 560, 613; D'Yrsan, 347 Fournier 28: Grade, 363; G.N., 626; Gywnne Eight 268, 626; Hodsson, 627; Lafitte, 613; Lava, 163; Micron 755; Morgans, 770; New Carden, 39, 47, 624: Ready, 773; Santax, 205; Tatra, 299, 566; T.B., 421; Violet. 18
Cyclecars, French, 137 762
Cyclecars. French, Some Prominent 19
Cykelaid, The, Fitted with Sheppee Engine,

Dagenite, Mr., Shaking Hands With a Chelsea Pensioner, 736
Darracq. Mr. J. Scales Putting the Racing Cars Through Their Paces. 419
Darracqs, The Favourites for the " 200 " 49P
Darracqs, How They Won the 200-Mile Race, 546
D'Aux Cyolecar, The, 560
D'Aux Cyclecar at the Paris Show, 613
Decarbonizing Should Not be Beyond the Capabilities of the Intelligent Owner, 645
Dekla Side Mirror Showing Novel Form of Anchorage, 674
Derby Car at the Show, 625
Desmo Anti-glare Shield, The, 756
Developments in Two-strokes, 250
Device for Warding Off Reflective Light From the Headlight of a Following Car, 589
D.F.P. at the Show, 625
Dickey, The Everru»eful, 165
Dickey Seat. Diagram Showing How the Exhaust Springs are Anchored in Position Under the Dickey Seat, 656
Dickey Seat Protection, 5<S4
Dominion Royal Cord Tvre at the Show 723
Driving, Accomplished, 190
Driving Cushion, Which Should Appeal to the Short Driver, 432
Driving Hints for Women Motorists. 308
Drummond Lathe, 675
Duckbiam's Oils, Working Model Which Demonstrates the Fluidity of, 674
Duller, George (Darracq Second), 547
Dunkley " Pramctor " at the Show, 73 6
Dynamo Belt Adjustment, 149
rt"iwm« Brushes, Tending. 398
Dnamo Lighting Set, A Simple (Astra), 785
D'Yrs-Ti, The New Frenrli Cyclecar, 317
D'Yrsan Cyclecar, The Rear of the 771
D'Yrsan Oyclecar, The. Built ior Speed, Two Views. 777
D'Yrsan Cyclecar, The, Three Views of, 740

Economics off Motoring, 138
Edge, Mr. S. F.. 323
Elliot Swivel as Applied to the G.N., 587
Emery Wheel, Hand-operated Type of, 403
Emm* Engine, The, 509
Engine, Tue British Anzani, 638
Engine, The Emms, 508
Engine, The Ricardo, 26
Engine, 1925 Singer, 670B
Engine, The Racing. In Search of B.H.P., 533
Engine, The White Wall, 250
Engine Balance, The Art of, 426
Engine Design, The Trend oi. Modern Improvements, 386
Engine Efficiency, 358
Engine Troubles, Diagnosing, 102
Engines at Olympia, 687
England, Gordon Wins the 750 c.c. Class, 555
England and Hendy Passing the Vickers Shed Towards the End of the Race. England's Comlortable Driving Position Will be Noted, 556
English Countryside, The Charm of the, Exmoor and Dartmoor, 29
Equipment Exhibits at Olympia, 696
Eric-Campbell, A Dark Horse in the 200-Mile Race, 549
Eric-Campbell, Testing the Chummy Model, 218
Eric-Campbell, The 10-20 h.p., at the Show, 626
Eric-Campbell Critically Surveyed, 360
Eric-Ctampbell at the Top of Aston Clinton Hill, 360
Essex Brooklands Meeting. Woolf Leads Miss Lister at the Fork, 594
Eural Steering Wheel, the Inner Ring of Which Operates the Electric Horn, 675
Exide Battery, An Enlightening Glimpse Within the Latest Form of, 675
Eyston's Alarming Skid Within Sight of the Grandstand, 459
Ezyemptier, The, 726

Fabricol Finish, The New, on the Body of a Benjamin Car, 529
Facia Boards, Fashions in, at the Show, 700
F.D. Car, The First Home in the Georges Boillot Cup Race, 459
Feminine Touch, The, 392
Fiat Engine at the Show. 691
Fiat Light Car, The Latest, 600
FinoMey. A Dangerous Corner Made Safe, 356
Finham Bridge on the Main Road from Coventry t" Leamington, 414
Flood Havoc in the Midlands, 82
Floods at Moland Bridge, Nine Miles from Coventry, 763
" Forward "? Rear Windscreen S'hown at Olympia, 716
Four-wheel Brakes, Modern, 614
Fournier Cyclecar, The. 28
Frazer-Nash, Miss Ivy Cummings's, Fitted as a Single-seater, 275
Frazer-Nash, The Spurts, Which Will Do 85 m.p.h., 719
Frazer-Nash, The. Three-four-seater, 794
Frazer-Nash Light Car, Details of the New 84 m.p.h.
Four-cylinder, 244
French Oyclecars, Typical, 137
Front-wheei Brake Design on the Renault, 701

" Gadgets " in the London-Edinb lrgh, 113
Galpin's, Lieut. B. W., Conception of an Ideal Cycle-car for £100, 36
Garage, A Picturesque, 464
Gaaolex Device for Injecting Water into the Engine via the Induction Pipe, 489
Gear Ratios, Finding, 767
Gearbox Efficiency, 168
Ghost Silencer, The. 784
Gilbert Three-seater with Chain Drive, The 1905, 705
Glaslyn, Bridge Over the, Near Beddgelert, 202
Gleam Eye Shield, The, 148
G.N., 196
G.N., A 1924, 196
G.N., A Decorated, which Gained First Prize for the Most humorous Vehicle in the Scarborough Carnival, 213
G.N., with Four-cylinder British Anzani Engine, 720
G.N. Hub-locking Device, 321
GN., The Latest, with Four-cylinder Engine, 626
Goodyear Low-pressure Tyre, 723
Grand Prix d'Endurance, The, 145
Grand Prix, The Enormous Crowds at Lyons on Sunday, 337
Grand Prix des Touriame, The Victors, 344
Grease Gun, the Allyne-Zerk, 180
Greenwich Petrol-can Holder, The, 784
G.W.K., The Four-seater with Michelin Comfort Tyres, 449
G.W.K. Four-seater at Wembley, 215
G.W.K., Friction Drive of the, 694
G.W.K. Hand-controlled Model for Disabled Drivers, 737
G.W.K., How the Side Curtains are Stored Behind the Squab in the Latest Four-seaer Model, 490
G.W.K. Front-wheel Brake, The Re-designed, 667
G.W.K. Passing Through Stilton. 448
G.W.K. at the Show, 626
Gwynne Eight, The, at the Show, 626
Gwynne Eight, H. Eaton's New (The Cult of the Tiny Racing Car), 268

Hampton, A Four-seater Open Car Easily Converted into an All-weather, 301
Hampton Car at the Show, 627
Hampton 1925 Model, 620
Hampton Ingeniously Converted into a " Hampton
Fighter," Awarded the First Prize in the Stroud Hospital Carnival, 269
Hampton Open Tourer at the Show, 715
Hands Light Car at Olympia, 627
Hants A.C. Spread Eagle Hill-climb, 203
Harper Runabout, 739
Harper Runabout, A Decorated, at the Blackpool Carnival, 155
Harper Three-wheel Runabout at Olympia, 627
Harrogate Club's Climb, H. Sunderland (G.N.) Before Breaking the Tape, 3
Hartford Shock Absorber, 605
Hatneld. Renewing the Safety Line, 791
Havers, J., and P. W. White on Beggars' Roost, 483
Helical Springs Used on the New Carden, 703
Helston, The Lake ol, 30
Hereford Speed Trials, Mrs. Caswell on the Starting Line, 72
Herne Bay, High Speeds at, Miss Ivy Cummings and G. A. Williams, 176
Heron, Springing System on the, 702
Heron Four-seater at the Show, 714
Heronsfield, The Narrow Bridge at, Being Rebuilt, 302
Hispano, The Graceful, 586
Hobson Patent Window'Regulator, 676
Hog's Back, The, 281
Hodgson Light Car at Olympia, 627
Holiday Centres in Britain, 400
Holyhead Run, Scenes During, 254
Holyhead Trial, in the. The White-coated Crews of the Palladiums, 3
Hook and Basingstoke, Road Widening Between, 467
Horstman All-weather Saloon, 357
Horstman, Four-wheel Brakes on, 768
Horstman, The Pioneer of Light Cars at Olympia', 627
How Light Cars are Made, No. 1, 795
Humber, A Well-built Body on the 8-18 h.p. chassis, 668
Humber Eight Award in Competition in Aid of the Coventry and Warwick Hospitals, 41
Humber Eight with Saloon Body, 628
Humbers, The 1925, 577
HUMOROUS:—The Atmosphere of the Edinburgh, 77. The End of an Otherwise Perfect Day, 415. A Fictitious Tragedy of Olympia, 685. The Great Haggis Hunt. 101. Hints for Visitors to Olympia, 663. Matters of Choice, 647. My Friend George, 606. Selling a Second-hand Car, 641. Shelstey Walsh, Seen at, 241. Signs of the Times, 53. Some Ideas which Our Publicity Specialists Might Study for Next Year» Show, 760. The 200-Mile Chase (Cartooning Under Difficulties), 531. Why Not a Road-eo? 157 Hydraulic Brakes and How They Work, 778
Hydraulic System of Four-wheel-brake Control, 615
Hydrometer, The Stadium, 780

Imperia Car, The Cylinders of the, 642
Imperia Light Car, 541
Induction System Incorporating a Roots Blower, Diagrammatic View, 559
Inner Tube Patch, An Improved 605 " Iron Arm " Car Washer, The, 122
Italian Cyclecar, A Novel, 91

Jack, Some Care Needed to Use a, in the Manner Indicated, 170
Jamin, H. R., 480
Jersey Carnival, The Citroen which was Awarded the First Prize. 413
Journey, A Troublesome, 231
Jowett, Chassis of, 57*
Jowett, The Latest, with Small Four-seater Body, 668
Jowett, The Latest Four-seater Model at Wembley, 215
Jowett, A Luxurious, 579 Jowett, Mountaineering with a, 473 Jowett, The New Chummy Model, 501 Jowett, Wide Doors a Feature of, 737 Jowett Cars, Removable Upholstery on, 295 Jowett Club's Rally, The Rallying Point, 206 . Jowott Four-seater at Olympia, 628 Jowett Light Car, Petrol Gauge for, 463 Jowett In the Grounds of Bolton Hall, 384
Jowett at Wembley, 43
Jowett's Subterranean Tour, 651
Joyce, J. A., Making Fastest Time of the Day at the Essex Motor Club's Kop Hill-climb; He crossed the line at 80 m.p.h., b84
Junior Oar Club at Dean Hill, Scenes at, 142, 143 J.O.O. 200-Mile Race, The; The Warwick, Newton
and Aston-Martin " Bunny," 443
J.C.C. Southampton-Exeter Trial; The Start at the Cowherd's Inn, 482

K.B. Oon-rod Boring Tool, 725
Keeping Cool at the Wheel, 242
"Kim II," Model of, in Meccano PaTts, 385
Kirkstotta Pass, Two A.B.Cs" Vindicating the Claims
of Air Cooling, 107 K.L.G. Plug, The, 727 Kupee Dashlight, The, 756
Lafitte Cyclecar at the Paris Show, 613
Lagonda, Engine of the, 668
Lagonda, 5,000 Miles on a, 276
Lagonda, The Latest Fixed-head Saloon, 572
Lagonda Cur Alongside the Thirteenth-century Bridge
at Geddington, near Kettering, 365 Lagonda and Citroen Saloon Interiors, 737 Lagonda Coachwork for 1925, 711 Lagonda Ooupe Model at Wembley, 5
Lagonda Light Oar at Olympia, 628
Lagonda Saloon, The, 357
Lagondaa, A Batch of, Awaiting Their Purchasers Previous to the Whitsun Holiday, 120
Lamp Socket, A Double-ended, as Used for a Tail lamp, 808
Land's End to John o' Groat's, The Austin Team, 259
Lands End to John o' Groat's, Map of Course, 189
Lea-Francis, The Latest, 221
Lea-Francie, The Latest, at Wembley, 215
Lea-Francis New Models, 506, 507
Lea-FrancU at Wembley, 43
Lea-Francis Light Car at Olympia, 628
Lea-Francis Pedals, 669
Lea-Francis, Showing Foundation for Two-seater Body, 716
Lee Guinness, K. (Darracq First), 547
Leicester " Hold-up," A Calcott Car, 128
Leicester's Preparation for the Oar Invasion for the Royal Agricultural Show, 156
Le Mans Course; Racing in the Dark, 127
Lemoine, Live-axle Type of, on the Crouch, 588
Lemoine Steering Head, 587
Leyat Propeller-driven Cyclecar-, 163
Licence, If a Renewal is Effected at the Local Offices of the Council the Expired Licence Must be Destroyed, 644
Lightbody, Mr. A., 8
Light Car, The, in tne Alps, 801
Light Car, Designed and Constructed in 1910, 125
Light Car, Running a, Economically, 618
Light Car, A Speedy-looking, with Framework of Welded Steel, 732
Light Car, Taking Over a New; Useful Pictorial Hints, 752
Light Car Coachwork for 1925. 710
Light Car Construction by Mr. C. B. Wilson, 404
Light Oar Luxury, 357
Light Oars:—A.C., 155, 664; Adams, 213; Alvis, 37, 64, 90, 622; Argyll, 622, 664; Ariel, 63; Ariel Ten, 282; Aries, 712; Aston-Martin, 213; Austin, 418: Austin Seven, 118. 3Q3; Bayliss Thomas, 99, 333; Belsize, 620; Ber-liet, 710: Berliet, 1925, 623; Buchet, 601; Bugatti, 712; Calcott, 621; Calthorpe, 665; Citroen. 573. 666. 711. 7]*. 72s- Clninv, 625: Clyno, 42, 71. 301, 580, 625, 667; Crouch, 72, 478, 661; Derby, 625; Eric-Campbell. 360: Eric-Campbell (Chummy), 218; F.N., 459; Fiat, 600; Frazer-Nash, 244; G.W.K., 626; Hampton, 301, 620; Heron, 714; Hispano, 586; Horstman, 627; Humber, 41, 577; Imperia, 541; Jowett, 43, 473, 574, 579, 668; Lagonda, 5, 277, 572; Lea-Francis. 221, 506, 716; McKenzie, 368; Marseal, 5; Mathis, 629; Maximag, 41, 601; Morgan, 385; New Carden, 711; Newton, 711; Palladium, 1, 5; Panhard, 513; Renault, 504; Rhode, 40, 536. 630: Riley, 423, 468, 670. 714; Rover Nine, 327, 713; Rover, 34, 58, 70, 477; Rover Eight 71; Sheret, 536; Singer, 46; Singer Ten. 391, 570; Standard, 670b, 813; Stanhope, 569; Surrey, 389, 720; Swift, 670b; Swinford, 70; Tatra, 566, 609; Turner, 425; Turner Light Car, 47; Vagova, 416; Vuloan, 166; WaveTley, 78, 105; Westcar, 5; Windsor, 5, 155; Wolseley, 69, 671
Light Cars at Wembley, 5, 43, 73, 131
Lighting Equipment, Go Over the, and Make Sure the Ammeter is Charging Before Starting on the Whitsun Tour, 16
Loch Awe in the Highlands of Scotland, 352
Loch Long Looking South from Arrochar, 422
Lodge Plug, Two Popular Types of, at the Show, 677
London's Test Hills, 56
London-Bournemouth Trial, Scenes During the, 224
London-Edinburgh: Run;, At the Conclusion of a
Dinner was Given to the Successful Riley
Drivers, 129 #
London-Edinburgh, " Gadgets " in the, 113
London-Edinburgh, Guide to the, 76
London-Edinburgh, T. A. MoKenzie Shows How Easv it i~. to Climb Kirkstrvne on the McKenzie, 112
London-Edinburgh, The Rileys Performed Particularly Well on the Hills, 116
London-Edinburgh Run, Scenes in the, 111, 116
Lonely Islands at the Back of the British Museum, 761
Long Acre, London, a Deserted Spectacle Owing to the Strike of Covent Garden Porters, 441
Looking Back on 1924, 706
Lorry Drawn Across the Road at a Drinking Trough (when the System Fails), 187
Low, Prof. A. M., 351
Low-pressure Tyres, Their Advantages and Disadvantage!, 610.
M
Machinery Gun, The, 717
McKenzie, Testing the 8.9 h.p., 368
McKenzie Light Car at Olympia, 62®
Madeira Drive, Brighton, One ol the Finest Hall-mile
Courses in the Kingdom, 48X MadTosifleld, At, H. C. Lanes Winning the Class for
Cars up to 1,1 OO c.c. Engine Capacity, 24O M.A.G. Engines, New Four-cylinder, at the Show, 721 Magneto Timing, To Simplify, 252 Magneto Trouble, A Frequent Cause of Intermittetnt
Shorting in the Ignition System, 149 Malco Windscreen Wiper, 673
Map Holdier Which Clips to the Steering Wteel, 718 Marble Arch, The Make-and-breakers, 395 MareHi Magneto Viewed from the 'Contact-breaker
Side,, 725
Ma.rts'-Moi.r, The on the Road:, 335 Marlborough Smokers1' Q>rrifKic*uin., The, 375 Marseal Light Car with Four-wheel Brakes at O'lym-
pia, 629
Marseal Light 0a*- at Wembley, 5 Martin, Mr. Lionel, 323 Martin Detachable Head, The, 420 Martin Detachable Top Fitted to a. Two-seater Jowett, 595
Matchbox, The Prepared Surface of a, is Most Useful fox Facing (Jaxbon Brushes, 16O Mathiis, Olover-AeaF Seating Arrangement of the, 711. Mathis Light Oar at Olympia, 629 Maximag Light Oar at the Pans Show, 601 Maximag Light Car, Two Views of the, 41 Mays, Raymond, in the BugaAti Which Beat Las*.
Year's Record tor Sbelsley Wafoh, 2-58 M.E. Ashtray, Tfoe, 726 Memiimi, Signer, 610 Meyer, E., Who Won the Cydecar Class in t)het»
Kralon-Pole-Sobesice, 98 Macron. Cyctleoar, The French, 756 Middflesex Ol-ub's Trial, J. Ogilvie Leaving Gunners-bury En Route for Bournemouth, 232 Middlesex County A.C. Gymkhana, A Lady Passenger Demonstrates Her Skill at Tent Pegging,.. 270 Midland A.G. Aan.ua! Hili-cltaib at Shelsfey Walsh,. 211 Midland OaT Club's Reliability Trial, T. A. McKenzie-
Near the " Bird in Hand," Henley-on-Thamies, 567 Midland Motor Body Co., Refinements at Olympi-a,. 634
Miramas Speed Track Opened, 238 Mitchell Knockflndier, The, 756 Mitcbelson, Mr. G. G., 682 M.L. Maglata, 726
Monet-Goyoin Cyclecar, Special Suspension, of the, 6OZ. Moonbeam Headlamp, The, 756 Moreton Old Hald, 402 Morgan, The British-built as a Single-cylinder Speed
Model, 74O
Morgan, The, in France, 739 Morgan, The French Cydecar, 19 Morgan, A French One-lunger, 364 Morgan,, H. F. S., Rounding the Hairpin, at Amul-
ree, 319
Morgan, A Luxurious, 385
Morgan, R. C, Heading Towards Disaster, 86 Morgan Oyolecar at Olympia,, 629 Morgan Meets Mercedes, When, 436 Morgan Owner*. Rally of, 683 Morgan Rally, Scene in! the, 224 Morgans, The Standard and Aero Models at the Show,. 770
Motorcar, A 26 m.p.h. Toy, 793 Motor Coat, The. Stormgajd, 605 M.O.O. London-Edinburgh, Scene at the Start of the;
Fourteenth. Shades of the Past, 129 M.O.C. London-Edinburgh Run, A Busy Scene at the
Start, 111
Motorcycle Parts for Cyclecar®, 246 Motorcycle Show, Forerunners ol the Qydecar at the,. 766 Motor Horn, Made by Graham and Oo., at the-
Show, 676
Motor Pit, Showing the Construction, of, 181 Motor Terms Travestied, 2, 40, 70, 98, 128, 154.
J.86, 2ia, 238, 268, 300. 326, 354, 3EU 412, 440; 466, 496, 528, 566, 594, 638, 682, 734, 762, 792 " Motor" Van, A Striking Street Exhibit in. Show
Week, 68'2
N
Necessity, When It Compel* Invention, 161
Nesta Cushion, The, Showing the Duplicated Hedicar.
Sp4ng, i86
Nesta Double-spring Cushion in One of the New Four-cylinder G.N.s at the Show, 715 New Carden., The Cheapest Two-seater at the Show... 711 New Cardten, Extremes in Price, Size and Comfort, 39 '
New Garden, The Radius Rode on the, are Bolted;
Thorough the Axle and They are Pivoted) on
the Frame, 702
New Garden (Simplicity the Keynote), 47 New Cajdien, Steering Layout and Transverse Spring;
of the, 669 Newcastle a«d District Club's 24-Hour Trial, J. L.
Murray Starting in the Second Section of the.. 42
Newton Light Car Ooacbwork for 192.5, 711 Newman, George, at the Wheel oif a Horstman im
the " 200," 561
Noises, Strange, and Their Causes, 806 North LondoD M.C. Rally at Alexandra Palace. The?
BaUoon-buxwUng Contest, 118 Norwich Cripple*' Outing, Starting from, the Oattl«
Market, 188 Number Plate, Suggested New Form of. Showing th«-
Two Rear Lamps, 762
o
Oatea Negotiating One of the Watersplashes in. the= Six Days' Trial, 7
Oil Filler and CranicaGe Breather on the McKenzie,. 81S
Okill Compression and Explosion Indicator, 784
Olympia, How to Find th«? Light Car Exhibits, 658
Olympia, The Tyre Section, 725
Olympia, Up-to-date Windscreens at, 697
Olympia, Scene Outside, 687
Olympia. Small Cars at, 664
Olympia, Transforming, for the Show. A Glimpse-Behind the Scenes on Monday Last, 639
Ordeal, A Trying, with Fast and Slow Cara Running Together, Driving at 100 m.p.h., OailecT for Very Skilful Handling,. 547
Overhaul, The Weekly, 782, 783
Packing Pieces, 123
Palladium. The Four-seater, at Olympia, 632 Palladium, The Sporte Four-eeater, 719 Palladium, The Victory Mii<3»l at Wembley, 5 Palladium Car in Watereplasli in the R.A.C. Small
Cars Trial, 1
Panhard, The New 10 h.p., 513 Panhard, The Reversed Quarter-elliptdc Gear ol the,. 702
THE LIGHT CAR AND CYCLECAR
P (continued).
Panne Hill, At the Summit of, in the R.A.C, Trial*, 10
Paris Motor Show, Coachwork at the—Continental Types, 597
Paris Salon, Outside and. Inside the Great Hail. 698
Paris Speedway. The Public Opening of 64O
Paris Track, T&« New. A Maginaflcenit View at the Backing, 468
Park Your Car Safely. Drawing Away in a Forward Direction Would be Difficult, 133
P A.S. System, How the. Works, 726
Passenger, The Third, 531
Pass- and Joyce, Ltd., Name Plate Adopted by, 795
Penny, A, Serves Admirably lor Removing Screws in a Battery Box, 4-54
Performance, Testing, on the Road, 767
Beta-oil Spare Carrier, The, 717
Petrol Consumption, Testing, 767
Petrol Consumption and Con/tour. 135
Petrol Filter, A New, 432
Petrol Gauge, A Dashboard, 756
Petrol Gauge for Jowett Light Car, 463
Peugeot Light Car at Olympia, 629
Peugeot Emgine at the Show, 690
Peugeot of 20 Years Ago, 705
Piokarant Grippo Step Mat, 604
Picnio Baskets by Dunhill>, 372
Picmios as an Art, 372
Piston Rimgs, To Remove, 750
Police and Club Secretaries, No Wonder They Despair A Snapshot Taken on Aston Clinton, 2
PorthcawL, J. A. Joyce's Victorious A.C., 291
Porthcawl Speed Trials, 2.88
Preston New Arterial Road, 186
Private Owner, The, in Trials, Must be Prepared for Rough Going, 653
Propeller-driven Oyolecair, A, 163
PuMvac Licence Holder,, The. 148
Pump System of Water Cooling, A Two-cylinder Engine and Radiator Showing the Working, 561
R
Racer, The Smallest Amateur, 353
Racing in the Dark, The Pits at Le Mans During
the Course of the 24-Hour French Endurance
Race, 127
.Radiator Cosy, Useful in Oold Weather, 742 Ham Jam. Inn, Between Stamford and Oobham, the
Haunt of Dick Turpin, 80 Rapson Super Ja£&, 723 Rapson Tyre Fitted with Patent Deflector Tube,
•723
Battle, A Simple Plan lor Stopping, 108 .Ready Cycle-car, A Re-designed, 772 Rear Wheel, Removing the, 764 Renault, The 8.3 h.p. Sports Model Known aa the
Skiff, 669
Renault, Testing the New 8.3 h-p,, 504 ' Renault Three-seater at Olympia, 629 Replenishing the Petrol Tank in Comfort, A.C. with
Filler on the Dash, 187 Revolution Counter, Ther Smitih., 446 Reversing Into a Car Park. 133
Rhode, The Four-wheel Brakes Controls ol the, 643 Rhode, The Fromt Quarter-elliptic Gear on ithe, 703 Rhode, The Latest Sports Model at Olympia, 63© Rhode, The Occupant of a, Stops to Examine the
Stocks and Sundial at Thornton, 10O Rhode, "Visible Gate" of the Rockxng-gear Lever
on the, 642
Rhode Engine at the Show, 688 Rhode Four-seater, The New. 537 Rhode Light Car, Owner of, Engrossed in " The
Light Car and Cyolecair," 439 Rhode with Roomy Four-seater Body, 670 Rhode Tw,o-«eate>r and Diokey Body, 40 Rhodes, D. W., Took Four Passengers in His Scott
Sociable in the London-Edinburgh Run, 111 Ricardio Engine, The, 26
Ri'ley, Four-seater Sports Model at Oiympia, 67O Riley Four-&eateir Sports Model at the Sbow, 714 Riley, Locker with Spring Door on the, 698 Riley, A Luxurious All-weather,, 423 Riley, The New Sporting, 468 Riley All-weather Saloon, 357 Riley Light Car at Olympia, 630 Riley Light Car at Wembley, 215 Riley Sports Model Shrouded in Mist at the Top
of Kenmore, 290
Rim, New Type of, Invented by Mr. NuttaM, 595 Ringinglowe Hdll-elimh, 382) Rdngwood, E. (Frazer-Nasih), the Only Car in the 1,100 Class Beside the Salmson to Finish, 551
Robertson Combined Hood Cover and A Drop, 638 Robey, George, Alleged Method of " Tuning," 645 Rover, 49
Hover, Rover
Rover Rover
The Earliest and the Latest, 792 The New, Oar and Chassis,, 48 The New Four-seater, Details of, 58 The 192*5 9 h.p. De Luxe, 477 Testing the 9 h.p., 798
Rover Car, The First 9 h.p., Leaving the Works at
Coventry, 7Q
Rover Cars for the Austrian MaTket, 34 Rover Eight, Sketch Depicting a Few Alterations to,, 96
RoveT Eight vfith Australian. Body, 71 Rover Light Car at Olympia, 630 Rover Nine, The Latest, at the Show,, 713 Kover Nine, The New Four-cylinder, 327 Rover Nine at the Show, 670a Rovers, Two, in the Tropic©, 68 Royal A.C., The Luxurious, 356 R.A.C. Six Days' Trial, The Two Hairpin Bends on
Erwood HM, 7 - , R.A.C. Six Days' Small Car Trials, Outstanding
Features and Incidents in the,, 2)2, 2*3 R.A.O. Trials, In the Paddock at Brooklands, 9 R.A.O. Trials, Light Cars Lining up for the Speed
Test. 11
R.A.C. Trials, Winner* of the Principal Award* in
the, 46
Royal A.C. Two-seater at the Sihow, 664 Rubber Paving, Workmen Removinig the, Near the
Cenotaph, in Whitehall, 467 Rustproof Cars, Why Not? 2,94
Safety First for Motorists, 430
Safety Line, Renewing the, at Hatfield, 791
St. Ives Parish Church, The Steeple of, Demolished
DuTing War Being Rebuilt, 212 St. Neota, Hunts, A Flood Area, 413 Salisbury, Regimental Badges Cut in the Chalk, 30 Salmson, The Four-seater, at Olympia, 620 Salmson, One of the Popular French Light Cars at
the Show, 670A
Salmson Engine at the Show, 690 Salmson " Sports," Testing the, 304 Salmson Sports Model, 305 Salmson III, Incidents in the Career of, 551 Saltburn Sands, A Rival to the Track; 153 Sftltburn Speed Trials, On the Starting Line, 175 Sand Yacht, An Old Four-wheeled Cyclecar Chassis
Makes a Good, 326 Sandford Cvclecar at Speed, 385 Santax Oyclecar, The New, 205 8.A.R.S., Air-cooled Engine of the, 601 Schrader Tyre Gauge, 726 Scoring Board, The Gigantic, for the 200-Mile Races, 470
Scott-Sociable, The, 739
Scottish Six Days'. " Among the Mountains," 319 Scottish Six Days'. - Difficulties of Inverfarigaig. Sam Wright Removing His Parsons Chains Previous «, to the Weighing in, Morgan's Fine Performance, 287 Scottish Six Days', Lessons of the, M. V. de1 Satge and
W. H. Gates, 307 Scottish cix Days'. W. H. Oates in his Saloon Lagonda, 290
Scottish Six Days', Scenes in the, 316 Scottish " Terrors," Some, The Corkscrew, Amulree,
and Applecroas, 271 Scottish Test Hills, Some, 261 Scottish. Tourist, The, Halt* Many Times to Enjoy
the Grandeur of the Scenery, 110 Scottish Two Days'. Graiger's Austin Requires
Assistance on Oaddenlee Hill, 520 " Scraping Through "• is Not Only Dangerous but Extremely Discourteous, 191 Screen Wiper, A Foot-operated, 717 Seabrook, Combination <ji Low-pressure Tyres and
Front-wheel Brake*, on the, 643 Seabrook, The New, With Front-wheel Brakes, 538 Seabrook, Rear Springs and Brake Control on the, 76l .
Seabrook, The, at Olympia, '630 Seabrook Open Tourer at the Show, 715 Security Combined Side Mirror and Spotlight, 605 " Security " Side Mirror, 604 Segrave, H. O. D. (Darracq Third), 547 Segrave, H. O. D., New Hat of, 529 Senechal, Mons., by • Lecoq, 450 Senechal, The, is Fitted With Transverse Quarter-
elliptio Springing, 701 Senechal and Dely, Who Finished First Together In
the Grand Prix de Boulogne, 451 Senechal Light Car at Olympia, 631 Serck Radiators. Note the " Open " Nature of the
Honeycomb, 604 Shelsley Walsh, Alvis Which Skidded Right Round,
a Fraction of a Second Before, 249 SJielsley Walsh, How They Cornered, 257 Shelsley Walsh, Scenes at, 255 Shelsley W|alsh Hill-climb. W. Beck (A.C.) Making
an Excellent Ascent, 237
Shelsley Walsh Hill-climb, Map of the Course, 232 Sheret, A Shock Absorber is Combined in the Torque
Member of the, 670A Sheret Cyclecar, Chassis of, 536 Sheret Cvclecar, Comnlete Chassis of the, 642 Shocks, Stopping, at Their Source, 610 Side Curtain, An Easily Fitted, by Dunhill's, 674 Signpost, A Suggested Improvement, 526 Signposting, Better. The Signpost Can be Read Be-
forei the Cross-road is Approached, 441 Silencer, The Ghost, 784 Sima Cyclecar at the Paris Show, 613 Singer, The Power Unit of the 1925, Has Been
Slightly Enlarged, 670B Singer Car with Weymann Saloon, 46 Singer Cars Outside the Premises of Trevoe, Hopkins
and Bros. Awaiting Examination, 187 Singer Ten, Refinements in the Enlarged, 570 Singer Ten, Through the Swiss Alps with a, 390 Singer Ten at Olympia, 631 Skefko Roller Bearings, 727 Skefko Self-aligning Bearing, 694 Skegness, Impressions of Speed at, 172 Skegness, A View of the Magnificent Course, 174 Skidding, Studies in I Amulree), 313 Slkids, How to Correct, 810 Slow-running Control Fitted to the G.N., 757 Small Cars of the Early Days, 705 Small Oars *t the Show, 664 Smith, Mr. Frank, 351 Smith Aneroid, 768 Smith Rev. Counter, The, 446 Smith Screen Wiper, 718
Smith Speedometers, How They Are Made, 216 " Snaps " by the Wayside. The Memorial to George Fox and a Weatherbeaten Signpost at Wroxton, 412
Snowdonia, The Heart of, 775 South Harting Hill-climb. H. Eaton's Gwynne "Kim
n " Skids into the Hedge, 312 South Harting Hill-cjimb, A Series of Neat Ascents, 86
Southampton-Exeter, Chocks Used to Prevent Oars Running Backwards on Hills When They Failed, 482
Southend, The New Road to, 796 Southern Jowett Light Oar Club's Social Run to Hindlow Hill, 195
Southport Speed Trials, Lined Up for the Start, 414
Southport Speed Trials, A Morgan in the Lead, 568
Spanner, The Uses of a Movable, 54
Spare Petrol Can, A Neat Fitting on the Austin Seven, 680
Spare Valve, Method of Carrying, to Preserve the Seating, 35
Speed Pictures on the Arpajon Track, 230
Speedometer Drive, A Popular Form of, 314
Speedometer Drives, Positive, Are a Feature of 1925, 643
Speedometers, How they are Made (Smith's), 216
Spigot Bearing, The, 616
Spraying Machine, With Which Experiments are Being Carried Out on Certain Sections of Slippery Roads, 497
Fpread Eagle Hill-climb, Competitors in, 185
Spread Eagle Olimb, Miss Ivy Lummings on Her Frazer-Nagh, 204
Springs, Reassembling, 149
Springs Bound With Tape and Twine, 582
Starter Drive, A Conventional, 678
Starters. How They Work, 158
Starting Tips Worth Knowing, 743.
Starting, Wh«n Difficult, 742
Starting Handle, Leather Gaiter for, 542
Stadioscope, The, 148 *
Stadium Accessories, Group of, \ 604
Stadium Hydrometer, The Uses of a, 780
Standard, The 11.4 h.p., Among the Lakes, 805
Standard, The 11.4 h.p., at the Show, 670B
Standard, Wide Doors are a Feature of the, 813
Standard Light Car, The 1914, and the Latest 11.4 h.p. Model, 661
Standard Light Car at Olympia, 631
Standard " Piccadilly " Model, 682
Standard Saloon, Toolbox Provided Under the Cushion of the Passenger's Seat, 699
Stanhope Light Car, The, 569
Stanhope Saloon, The, at Olympia, 631
Starling Screen Fitted to the Dickey Seat, 727
Steam-driven Light Cars, 817
SUering, The Practice of, 587
Steering, Theories ol, 338
Step Mat, A Handsome, Which Will Add to the Appearance of the Car. 375
Stepney Low-prejsure Tyre Fitted to a Steel:spoked Wheel, 724
Sticking Valve, To Free a, 198
" Stormgard " Motor Ooat, 605
Summer Idyll, A. Snapshot of a Small Car Enthusiast (Rhode) Engrossed in " The Light Car and Oyclecar," 439
Sump, A Typical, Showing Big-end Oil Troughs, 460
Supercharged Two-stroke, A Belgian, 306
Superchargers, Modern, 559
Surbiton Club's Annual Run to Barnsfcaple. W. G. Hall Waiting for the Signal to Go From the Timekeeper, 325
Surbiton Club at Brobklands, R. C. Morgan on the First Race of the Day, 293
Surrey Jieht Car, The Latest, on the Road, 388
Surrey Light Car tat Olympia, 631
Surrey Two-seater With Aluminium Body, 720
Sutton Ooldfield Half-day Trial, J. S. Oxford Getting Away Successfully in the Stopping and Restarting Test, 696
Swift, The Latest, at Olympia, 670B
Swift, 1925 Models, 535
Swift, A Pre-war, on the Road at Whitsun, 100
Swift Fire Extinguisher, The, 489
Swifts Past and Present, 660
Swinford Light Oar Showing the Ingenious All-weather " Top," 70
Talbot, Keeping a, in Tune, 812
Halbot, Oil Filler Orifice and Sparking Plugs of the 10-23 h.p., 46
Talbot-Simmins Sports Car, The, 279 Tatra Car, The, 566 Tatra Cyclecar, The First " Close-up " ,to Reach this
Country, 566
Tatra Oyclecar in the Austrian Alpine Trial, 299 Tatra Light Car, The, Showing Features 01, 609 T.B. Oyclecar on the Road Through Glen Lean 421 Test Hills, London's, 56 Testing Performances on the Road, 766 Thomas, J. G. P., Burst Three Tyres, and Took Only
One Minute to Change His Wheels, 548 Thomson, Mr. W. S., at the Wheel of His Humber,
in Australia, 326
Third Passenger, The, Seating Accommodation, 330 Three-wheeler, The, for Business Purposes, 747 Three-wheeler, A New French, The D'Yrsan, 347 Three Wheels, The Cult of. The Harper Runabout. 738
Timken Roller Bearing, 692 Toolbox Riattle, To Silence, 35
Tools, Methods of Storing, Shown at Olympia, 698 Touring With a Lightweight Tent (G.W.K.), 228 Touring Reflections, 178 Tourist Washing Outfit by Dunhill's, 212 Traffic Beacon on the Great West Road, 329 " Traffic " Conditions, Contrasts in, 440 Trailer, A Home-made, 324
Jailer Caravan, The, Gaining in Popularity, 763 Trailer Oanavan. A Holiday on Wheels, 229 Transmission System. A Modern, at a Glance, 692 Trials and the Private Owner, 653 triumph. Separate tlearbox Unit on the, 695 Triumph Coupe at Olvmpia, 712 Triumph Engine at the Show, 691 Tunnel, The, Used Only for Tramway Traffic, 486 Turbulence: Its Effect on Performance, 272 Turner, Pressure Feed or Graase-gun System of
Lubrication as Fitted to the, 47 Turner, Miss C. P. R., Who Won Great Favour by
Her Handling of Her Bugatti at Ringinglowe, 382 Turner, Miss Cynthia, at the Wheel of Her Bugatti, 154 Turner Light Car Used <jn a Tea Plantation in
India. 425
THE LIGHT CAR AND CYCLECAR
T (continued).
" Two Hundred," A Memorable—sQfcrracq'* Amazing
Non-gtop Buns, 553, 553 Two-hundred-Mile Light Car Race, The: Mr*. Duller,
G. Duller, hi# Mechanic, &. Lee Guinness,
H. O. D. Segrave, 545
Two-bundred-MHle Race: Close Quarters, 466 Two-hundred-Mile Race, Cushman's Bugatti, Halford's
Alyig. and Peacock's Frazer-IVash Equally
Matched for Speed, 549
Two-hundred-We R&pe, The. Jockeying lor Position, 527 Two-hund.red-Mile Race, J. A. Joyce Giving Finisn-
ing" Touches to the Twin Claudel-Hotwon Carburetter, 465 Two-hundred-Mjle Race, Practising for the, Gillow
at Work on his Aston-Martin. Norris at the
Wheel of his Morgan, 499 Two-hundred-Mile Race. Practising in Real Earnest, 469
Two-hundred-Mile Race, The Start, 544 Two-hundred Mile Race, A Trying Ordeal, 547 Two-hundred-Mile Race of 1921, The First Three in the, 557
Two-hundred-Mile Races, Scenes in Previous, 558
Two-hundredi-Mile Races. Oapt. Waite's Austin Seven, 470
Two-seater That Can be Converted into a Four, 734
Two-stroke Engine Simply Explained, 508
Two-strokes, Developments in, 250
Tyre Batches Mas be Cut From a Rubber Tobacco
Pouch, 161 ,,, Tyres, Low-pressure, 611
Tyres at the Show, 723

Unit Assembly of Engine, Qlutqh and Gearhox, as Fitted t6 the Austin Seven Chassis, 693

Vacuum Oil Co. Ports, A Snapshot of the, 734
Vagova, The, A French Entry, 416
Vafte, To Free a Sticking, 198
Valve Getter, A Broken May be Replaced by Methods, 160
Valve Timing, 65
Valve Truing Tool, 93
Ventilator, The Ship's Type of, 206
Violet Cyclecar, 18
Voisin Engine at the Show, 691
Voisin Light Car at Olympia, 632
Vulcan, The 12 h.p. Four-eeater, Chassis and Details, 166
Vulcan light Oar at Olympia, 632

Wallington M.C.C. Brcoklands Meeting. G. Duller and L. Cushman, the Winners 'of the Two Races, 567
Ware, E. B., Chapter oi Accidents pf, in the 1,100 c.c. Race, 550
Washing Cabinet and a Driving Cushion by Dun-hill's, 672
Water Jacket, A Cracked, if Prepared as Shown, Can Often be Cured by " Rusting-up, 435
Waterloo Place, A Recognized Parking Place in London, 645
Waverley, A Four-seater Car with a Two-wheeled Trailer, 105
Waverley Light Car at Olympia, 632
Waverley Speed Model, The, 78
Webster Magnetic InsDection lamp, 717
Wembley, Light Cars at, 5, 43, 73, 131
Wembley, New Models at, 215
We«tcar, The Latest, 539
Westcar, The, at Olympia, 633
Weetcar, The, at Wembley, 5
Wheels, Are Your, in Track ? 74
Wheels and Woes. Pictorial Tips and Hints, 200
White Line in Whitehall, 735,
White Wall Two-stroke Engine, The, 250
Whitehead Front-wheel Brake System, 615
Whitlock, The Four-speed-and-reverse Gate and Gear Lever on the, 671
Wbitlock Light Car at Olympia, 633
Whitsun Tour, Preparing for the, Unnecessary " Kit " is One of the Bugbears of-Enjoyable Touring, 16
Winchester, In Ancient, King Alfred's Statue, 280 Windscreen for Dickey Seat (Starling Co., Ltd.), 432 Windscreen of Unique Design on the Hqrstman, 737 Windscreen Wiper by Fluid Pressure Pump«, Ltd., 675
Windscreens at Olympia, 697 Windsor, The Latest Model, 10.15 h.p., 155 Windsor Light Car at Olympia, 633 Windsor Light Oar at Wembley, 5 Wing Lamps on the Rhode and Heron, 699
Wire wheel, Design of a, 296
Wolseley, The 11-22 h.p., at Olympia, 671
Wolseley Car at Word«wortb'« Seat, Rydal Water, 69
Wolseley Light Car at Oiympia, 633
Wolseley Road Maps. 188 Women Motorists, Driving Hints for, 308
Wood, S. J., and S. A. Wenrnoth in the Six Days' Trial, 7
Wright, S., on Humber, Making the Ascent of Tcrridon, 318
Wright, Warwick, 323

YZ Maecot, The, 148

Zborowski, Count Louis, The Ii»te, 684
Zborowski, Count, Finds the Oil Filler Cap Wedged
Between the Two Inner Sparking Plage, 554
Zborowski, Count, in the Salmson Which he is Driving in the 200-Mile Race, 50Q
Zenith Carburetter, " Tube " Fitted to, for Idling and Starting Purposes, 9.3
Zenith Carburetter, The Latest Feature of the, ts the Filter Beneath tbe Float Chamber, 728

Grace's Guide To British Industrial History

Lightcar: Index v24: (1924/05/23 to 1924/11/14)

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