Lightcar: Index v03: (1913/11/13 to 1914/05/18)

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INDEX: Volume 03. - Issues 24th Nov 1913 to 18th May 1914.

A.A. AND M.U.: And Metropolitan Police Traps, 803. And Tail Lamps, 516. Badges, New Scheme of Tokens for, 759. Scout, A Resourceful, 463. Work of the, on the Road, 543
Accessories: Interesting, for Light-car Users, 303. Latest Ideas in, 179. New, at Olympia Show 41, 42. Two Useful and Ingenious, 107
Accuracy, Testing for, 593
Acetylene: And Electrical Lighting, 740. Electric and Oxygen Lamps, Experiments with, 293
Acton, Light-oar Activities in 264
A.-C.U.: And K.A.O. Settle the Definition Question, 640. Annual Dinner, 273. Definition of a Cydecar, 828; Question, and Out of the Frying Pan, 159. Institutes Local Centres, 263. Insurance Policy, 305. Machines with Engines Under 1100 c.c. to be Controlled by, 493. New Club Affiliation Scheme of, 132. Notes, 702. That Frivolous Protest, 516—(See "Trials")
Advertisement: A Misplaced, The Tragedy of, 137. A Misunderstood, 114
Africa, Special A.-O. Model for, 825
Air and Water Cooling, 269 '
Alpine: Climbing in Rain and Mist, 521. Holiday on a Light Car, 384, 460. Passes: How to Climb, on a Light Oar, 296; Through Tunnelled Rock and, 166. Tour Course Cyclecar Sleigh Attempts to Climb the Lautaret Pass on the, 240—(See " Trials, French Six Days ")
America: Interest Growing in, 358. New York Show —(See " Shpws, New York "). VanderbiJt Cup Races in, 332
American: Cyclecar Association to Control Sport and Touring in America, 420. Cyclecar with Front-wheel Drive, 477. Cyclecars, Interesting, 15, 329; The First Club Run of, 375; Truth About, 127. Invasion, An, 190; First Arrival, 476; from Within, 462. Motorcar Journal Champions tiie Cyclecar, 93. Notes and News, 329, 428, 522. Official Classification of the Cyclecar, 388. Transcontinental Trip of an Unfinished Cyclecar, 526
Americans Can Reduce Prices, How, 181
Amphibious Cyclecar, The, 162
/•-preal, A Strong, 492
Audiometer, Low, 474
Australia: Perils and Hardships of the Sport in, ? 626. South, Experiences of a- Light-oar Owner in, 466b
Australian-built Cyclecar Constructed Specially to Conform to Local Conditions, An, 210
Austria, Bedelias in, 441
Austrian: Cyclecar Trials, 359. Hill-climb at Prague, 677. Light Car, An, 621
Auto-Lock, Utility (Atlas Syndicate, Ltd.), 605
Auto Route and Speedometer, Dunhill's, 50
Averometer, Low, 100

Backfire-preventing Device, David, 527
Badges, A.A. and M.U., Tokens for, 759
Bale, Mr. Frank H., 108
B.A.R.C.—(See Brooklands ")
Beilnell, Mr., Interview with, 7
Belgium, Small Demand for Cyclecars in, 274
Belt Drive, Improvements in, 540
Belt Fasteners: Bullock and Son (Flexible Double Grip), 774b. Star, 622
Belts of Human Hair, 544b
Benzole: and Petrol, Wonderful Results from a Mixture of, 467. Shortage of, 612
B.M.C.R.C.—(See " Brooklands ")
Body: As a Factor in Cyclecar Desigu, The, 442. Building, Novel, Method of, 806. Painting at Home, 150
Bodywork, Great Improvement in, Importance of Comfort and Appearance Causes a, 87
Books, New, for Cyclecarists, 16
Border, Across the, 784
Brake Power: Can It be Increased and the Tendency to Sideslip be Reduced, 693
Brakes, Front-wheel, A Plea for, 693
Britannia Foundry, Coventry, A Day in the, 241
Bromley Station, An Alarming Blaze at, 393
BROOKLANDS: Light Oars at. 393. Meetings: B.A.R.C. (13th April), 564; B.M.C.R.C.: (28th March), 594, 614, Speed Records at, 650, (18th April), «76, 703, (2nd May), 724, 763, (1st June), 751. Morris-Oxford Demonstration at, 104. Records at: (Garden), 762; (Hillman), 734; (Morgan), 650. The Motorist's Mecca, 725
Brushes, Cleaning, Fearless, 580
Budaet, Motorists and the, 781
Building a Cyclecar, Moral of—Don't, 168
Business: and Shopping, The Light Car for, 810. A Record Mileage in the Course of, on a Simple Cyclecar, 348. Man: and the Light Car, 584a; The Monocar for the. 317. Men, To New Buyers and, 533. Purposes, Interesting Figures on the Cost of Running a Light Car for, 410
Buyers, New: Advice to, 547 And Business Men, To, 533. Hints on Insurance for, 583
Buyers' Paradise, The, 72

CALL OF THE BOAD.—Engine Test, A Wonderful: Tracing Trouble, 336. Hill-climbing and Speed, How Weight and Its Disposition Affect, 503. Legal: Defence, 665; Representation, Free: Does It Pay, 545. Machines. Standard, 665. Mascot, A Tale of a Broken. 491. Mileage, Tyre, Marvellous, 123. Police Costs, Those Ever-varying, 722. Prejudice, Popular. 608. Running Costs, Some—l'/jd. per Mile, 749. Solex Carburetter, Experiments with, 665. Standard Machines, 665. Trouble, Tracing: A- Wonderful Engine Test, 336. Tyre Mileage, Marvellous, 123. Weight and Its Disposition Affect Speed and Hill-climbing, How, 503 Carbon Deposit Easy Method of Removing, Cylcloan, 732
Carbon Deposit. Its Evils and1 Avoidance, 682a Garden Engineering Co., New Works of the, 330 Car: A New, Per Annum, 501. A Small, How to Wash, 156. Miniature: The Modern, A Critical Article on, 547; What It Can Do, 469. Running a, on Top Gear, Without a Driver, 104. The Care of the, 221, 346. The "No Attention," 397, 623
Carburetter: Design "Straight Through" " Straight Up," 726. Fitting Lubricating Through the, 249, 261. Tuning-up a, 90
Carburetters and Speed, 516
CARBURETTERS: Binks, 248. Brown and Barlow, 90 Claudel, 49. Claudel-Hobson, 516. " Oon-vac," 4U. Crawford, 248. Polyrhoe, 582. P.S.C., 394. Zenith, 390
Cars: Improved Communication for, by Crossing the Mersey, 280. Miniature, at the Olympia Show, 2. Six, in Six Days, 819
Car Washer, Duco (Brown Bros.), 358
Case, A Curious, 676
Catalogues: Moseley and Sons, 133. Temple Press Ltd., 612. Winter and Co., 122
Central Standards: Are They Necessary? 750
Chain Adjustment, 702
Chains. Parsons, 259
CHASSIS: Adamson, 389. Douglas, 59
Chicago Cycleoar Club Run, 375
Children's Welfare Exhibition: Of Interest to Ladies, 671
Churchill's, Mr. Winston, Chauffeur Summoned, 730
Cinematographing on a Light Car, 480
Climb: A Terrific, 828; Greasy Gradients, How to, 259
Colmore Cup Trial—(See "Trials, Sutton Coldfield A.C.")
Colonial Roads, Heavy Going on, 466b
Comfort, Reliability and, 606
Competitions—(See "Trials")
Components, Cyclecar, for Home Constructors, 122
Cone Clutch, Johnson, Hurley and Martin, 751
Continental Competitions, 650b
Continent, Crossing a, by Cyclecar, 6*26
Continents, Two, New Models from, 699
Control, Bowden, 680
Convert A, 607
Converts Confession, A, 173
Cooling-water Device—to Warn Drivers, Xaughton, 770
Cotswolds, A Crescent in the, 695
Countries, Through Four, on a Three-wheeler, 136
Country, The Magic of the, 119
Coupe Body, A Featherweight, 274
CoUDe de Tourisme— (See " Trials ")
Cover, Our Front—(See " Front ")
Cow, Avoiding a, 702
CROSSCOUNTRY COMMENT.—Belt Drive, Absence of Slip in, 661.- Garden Monocar, Tuning, for Records, 736. Control Lost Through Nervousness, 691. Cyclecar Club at Arms Hill, The, 644. Cyclecar, The Simple, to the Front, 774a. Engines, 90 Degrees Twin, 661. Freemasonry of the Road, Dying, 774a. Garages, Co-operative, 774a. HiJI-climb, Relay, Incidents of the, 661. Isle of Man Hacer, An, 736. Kirkstone by Moonlight, 299. Lakeland and the Light Car, 299. Light-car Trial, The, 736. Malvern Rally, The, 644. Motoring Holiday, A, 691. Motors, A Stud of, 299. Racers, The Red, 774a. Road,, Dying Freemasonry of the, 774a. Snowdon, An Excursion Up, 691. Standard Machines in Competition, 644. Suspension, Luxurious, 661. Tyre Results, Wonderful, 736. Week-end Buns, 644. Westmorland Hill-climb, 691. Westward Ho! in the Wet, 143
Cross-country Scamper, A, 197
Cycle and Motor Cycle Manufacturers and Traders Union: Dinner, 16. Interview with the Secretary of, 7
Cyclecar: A Four-cylinder Belt-driven, 224. American : In Interesting, 15; Official Classification of the, 388; Trans-Continental Testing Trip with an Unfinished, 526; with Front-wheel Drive, 477. An Australian-built, Constructed Specially to Conform to Local Conditions, 210. And Motor Boat Combined, A, 756. An Interesting Privately-owned, 163. A Record Mileage in the Course of Business on a Simple. 348. A Runaway, Chasing a, Downhill, 697. A Simple, Luxurious, 414. Built by an Eton Boy, 6. Built in Spare Time, 668. Chrysalis, The, 93. Components, for Home Constructors, 122. Crossing a Continent by, 626. Design: Past. Present, and Future, 106; The Body as a Factor in, 442. Exploring the Beauties of North Wales on a 741, 835. For Police Work, A, 600. From Cycle to, 568. I Want, by an Ex-Motorcyclist, 620, 709. Light Car or? 124; How to Weatherproof a, for Winter Work, 229. Light on Proposals to Drop the Definition and the Term, 425. Maior Lindsay Lloyd, The Originator of the Word, 350. " Making th 495 Ml " Reverse Gear, 210. On Simple Lines, A, 427. Sent by Train, 702. Simple: for the Owner-driver, 175; The Weekend Owner-driver's Appeal for the, 397. Sleigh, An Attempt to Climb an Alpine Pass on a, 240. Some Points in Which It Scores, 173. The Amphibious, 162. The Average has Vk h.p. per 100 lb., 564. What is a, 67, 828. What My, Means to Me. 812. With a Pressed-steel Body, A, 272. 12 Months on the Road with a Simple, 347. 18 h.p. for £85, 69
Cyclecar Club: Annual General Meeting, 106. Brochure, 210. Events, Future, 517. Fixtures, 243, 702, 762. Paperchase, 232, 325, 361; Cinematographing, 480; Description of, by the "Hare," 381. Rally: Aston Hill, 569, 598, 648; Wisley Hut, 180, 211. Run: Arms Hill, 569; Aston Hill, 809; Brooklands, 654; Chiddingstone, 724, 766; Hendon Aerodrome, 328; Hitchin, 544b; Kent Scenery, Through, 368; Milland, 456; South Harting and Selsey, 751—(See "Hill-climbs" and "Trials")
Cyclecarist: Escape of, from Death, 205. Superstitious, The Unfortunate Adventures of a, 466a. Viscount Exmouth, 730
Cyclecarists: New Books for, 16
Cyclecars: American: Leading Motorcar Journal Champions the, 93; The Truth About, 127. And Light Cars of. 1914, 43-46. Beat Large Racing Cars at Paris Suburban Hill-climb, 154. Four Transatlantic, 91. In Johannesburg, The Scope for, 450. Insurance of, 330. Small Demand for, in Belgium, 274. Taxed as Cars, 564. Used on the Stage, 544b. Water Rates for, 50
Cyclecars—(See " Light Cars ")
Cycle to Cyclecar, From, 568
Cylclean Carbon Deposit Remover, 732

" Dangerfield Trophy," The—(See " Trials, A.-C.U.")
Darkness, Lighting the, 359
Day and Night, All in a, 207
Day, Topics of the—(See " Topics ")
Definition: A.-C.U., of a Cyclecar, 828. Leave the, Alone, 178. Light on Proposals to Alter the, and Drop the Term Cyclecar, 425. Machines with Engines under 1100 c.c. to be controlled by the A.-C.U., 493. Our Views Regarding, Vindicated, 647. Question: Are There Too Many Cooks? 265; To Retain the 1100 c.c. Limit, Leading Manufacturers and Pioneers on, 452. Wheels as a Basis for New, 350
Definitions, Light Car and Cyclecar, 159
Depford Co. Works, A Visit to the, 495
Derbyshire, The Dales of, as a Testing Ground, 377
Design, Dr. A. M. Low Outlines a Remarkable, 175
Detail, Attention to, 96
Detroit Cyclecar and Motoreyclette Club, The Classes of Members in the, 329
Diana at the Wheel, 58, 94, 202, 353, 599
Differential, A Gearless, 428
Dinners: A.-C.U., 273. Cycle and Motor Cycle Manufacturers and Traders Union, 16. Fallot Incandescent Light Co., 225. M.C.C., 135
Drive: Friction: A Novel Form of, 113; The Case for, 572. Should a Woman, 597, 664
Driver's Capabilities, The Wear of Tyres a Sure Indication of, 743
Driving: Art of, a Light Car. 8. How to Act in Emergency When, 713. Of a Light Car in Wintry Weather, 351. On Greasy Roads, Light Car, 490a. Systems of Light Cars and Cyclecars, 443
Drop Forgings: How They Are Made, 738
Dust Problem, The, 689
Dutch Three Days Trial—(See "Trials")

Easter: Events, 653, 654. Tour, Your, 633
Eastern Counties M.C. Opening Run, 673
Economy, Striking: Lowr Running Costs, 359
Electric, Acetylene, and Oxygen Lamps, Experiments with, 293
Electric Lighting System, Weston, 67
Electrical and Acetylene Lighting, 740
Elements, Defying the, 229
Emergency, How to Act in an, 713
Engine: Balancing, The Problem of, 513. Long Stroke, The Attributes of, 622. Rating, The Confusing Question of, 391. Starting the, from the Seat, 264. Stresses? Is the Standard1 Sparking Plug Capable of Withstanding Modern, 822. Twin, How a, Works, 63
ENGINES: Alpha, 107. Anzani, 142. Dalm, 180. Dorman, 394, 640. Jowett, 809. M.I.P., 66. Perry, 602. Precision, 492
Engines: Dismantling, Under 15 Minutes, 640. High and Low Speed, Characteristics of, 55. Representative, Types of, 600
England, Mid, Exploring in a Light Car, 202
English Machine in Germany, A Chance for the, 191
Eton Boy, A Cyclecar Built by an, 6
Events: Forthcoming, 13, 68. 101, 125, 158, 182, 204, 237, 270, 301, 326, 355, 386, 446, 478, 507, 558, 610. 643, 663, 700, 728, 760, 785, 786, 824, 834. Future, 731
Exmouth, Viscount—Cyclecarist, 730
Experience, A Thrilling, 697
Expert's: Choice, An, 636. Note Book, From an, 780
Explosion, An, 730

Fallot Incandescent Light Co., Dinner ol the, 225
Ferry. Charges, Reduced, 697
Fiji, An Official Testimonial from, wo
Fire Extinguisher, Pyrene, 826
Ffcnguard, Dangerous Hill at, £4000 Spent to Avoid, 57
Fittings, The Choice of, 47 Five Minutes Grace, 581
Flames, Fighting the, 826 Folk-lore and the Tourist, 119
Footpath, Motors on, 90
Forgings, Drop: How They Are Made, 738
Foundry, A Day in a, 241
Four-wheeler, Simple and Low-priced, 114
France: A Three Weeks Trial Bound, 362. Motor Taxation in, Curious Anomaly of, W. News from, 310. Tour de-(8ee " Tour ") Free-wheel Device, Currie, 298 French: Alpine Tour, Some Passes in This Year s, 384, 460. Light Car, A, 603. Six Days Trial
Bee "Trials") Friction Drive: A Novel Form of, 113; The Case
for 572. Gear, The Charms of a, 504 Front Cover, Our, 63, 102, 130, 160, 183, 215, 244, 271, 302 328, 363, 387, 479, 514, 559, 611, 642, 6C0, 701, 729, 761, 805, 827 Frosty Lanes, O'er Icebound Roads and, 308
Garage: And Its Equipment, Mrs. Mary B. Ken-nard's, 541. The Insurance of the, 463 Gear: Friction, The Charms <>i a, 504. The Art of
Changing, 440 Gears, Fleury Worm, 390 Gears, Number of, Relation Between Engine Speeds and, 55
Generators, Kemeo, 219
German: Invasion, The, 506, 806. Machine, A, 699 Germany, A Chance for the English Machine in, 191 Glasgow, From the Isle of Wight to, on an A.-C. Sociable, 467
G.N.. Ltd., New Works of, 279
Gossip, Notes, News and—ISee " Notes ")
Gradients, How to Climb Greasy, 259 (hand Prix de Fiance, Cyclecar, 103, 218, 483, 650b, 671. Date of, 133. Entries, 568. Bacer, Firsl
Impressions of a, 126 Greek Meets Greek, When, 730 Gymkhana. North-Western A.A., 775 Gyrocar, The Single-track, Brennan, 756

Hare and Hounds on Wheels, 232
Health, Light Car as an Aid to, 817
Hendon Aerodrome. Cyclecar Club at, 328
Highway. Curious Coincidences and Happenings on the, 407
Hill-climb, A Relay, 71
Hill-climbing in Wales, 775
HILL-CLIMBS: Cesky Klub Automobilistii of Prague, 677. Cyclecar Club: Aston Hill, 490. 517, 569, 598, 648; South Harting, 751. Bdin-burgh and District M.C., 724. Essex Mr.. 450, 518. Gometz-le-Chatel, 138. Herts. County A.C., 829. M.C.C. (Kop Hill), 731, 762, 803. North-West London M.C.C., 706; Inter-Club, 671. Paris (" La Vie au Grand Air "), 154. Paris-Rouen, 413. Scarborough and District M.C., 654. Slockport M.C.C., 706. Sutton Coldfield and Mid-Warwickshire A.C., 731, 803. Westmorland M.C.C., 654, 677. Wolverhampton M.C.C., 628, 654, 706, 735
Hill: Conquering, in Kent, 254. Dangerous, at Fish-guard, £4000 Spent to Avoid, 57. The Steepest, Near London, 569
Hire Purchase Law. The Manual on, 702
Home. Body Painting at. 150
Hood for Dickey Seat, Charlesworth, 580
Horn Bulb Cover, Brooks, 680
Horns: Apollo Electric, 179. Clero. 527. Long (Markt and Co.), 303. Lucas, 225
Horse Power, Nominal, Indicated and Brake. 391
Bounds: A Day with the, From the Seat of Singer, 151. Hare and, on Wheels, 232
Hunting We Will Go, A, 151
Hyde Park Corner and Its Complex Problems, 275
Hydrocar, Lambert, 756

Icebound Roads, O'er, and Frosty Lanev. 308 Identity, Mistaken, 273
lueiiui.y, ivnsiaKen, HA
Indicator of Average Speed. An, 100
Institute of Automobile Engineers, Mr. Bradley's Paper Before, 106. (Coventry Section), Mr. Berriman's Lecture on the " Weight of a Cyclecar," 388
Insurance: Broker, The Light Car as an Aid to 576. For the New Buyer, Hints on, 583. Of Cyclecars. 330. Of the Garage, 463. Policy: A.-C.U.'s Comprehensive, 305; An Encyclopedia of the, 523. Still Important, 511. Value for Money, 282
Ireland, The Light Car Club of, 821. End to End and Light Car Trials—(See "Trials")
Isle of Wight to Glasgow, From the, on an A -C Sociable, 467

Jacks: D.E.W. Storage, 179. Markt and Co., 303
January 1st, What to Do on, 181
Jarrott Cup—(See "Trials, M.C.C.")
Jets, Ideal Micrometer, 248
Johannesburg, The Scope for Cyclecars in 450

Keimai.i. Ml ' I,1.
nielli 541 On "Should a Woman I1
ii.il. The Etperienca of, 437 Kent, Hill Conquering in, 254
Ladies, Of Interest to, 671
Lady: A Pl.nnir Him Orer a Dilleull Trial
Course, 5W. How a. Learnt to Drive ??>
Light Car. 353. Owner-DriTwr, Tin'. 437
ii..:,,.. the, hv tight Car, 812c Lamp n «ign, rToveftj in, 340 LAMPS; Bui London Robber Co Dashboard, '.'80.
Fallot, 359. F.R.S., 334. Lucas, '.'25. Peto
ami Badfotd (Ainrii.-tnl. 340
Lamps: Experiment I "', and
irhaelen, 430.
Law: 1 ,0. 627
i O.O. Ne« By-law: Ce»p to the Left, 538 l.i.^ht Car: Activities ii
ay on a. 384 \ i .1 < '-?<•]??? n ( Overloaded Whan
]< a. 7l;i; Oontroven To Efi inn the 1100 c c.
Limit, 45J, i I Under, 358. A Sen
French, 603 A Nottingham built, 564. An
Ud i" Health, 817.
ill, Northern!
Wh\ \..| ? i licity in, -117;
lion for Improving, 623 Da
l.aki* by, Hi" 114. I Roads 490a.
ing a Living on a I ol Handling
and Economy of Running of, 595. r<iuijmient, 2'.'."). Expbl mil in a. 202
Slj..|),;nn and BuidneM, The 810. How a, Ljn( to Drive
a. 353. How to Climb Alpine Passes on a, 296. In the Xorth, The, 777. Ii O t ton and Upkeep. 625. i Luxury in a, 566. New, With Two-stroke B to Wea
r< of a, for Winter Work, 239, <>
in South \\ a, 466b;
Mats for the, "The Motor," 775; Ti
and the, 339, 570, 627. (>?-?
perien 0
the World's Fastest Course, 483. Running
of a, for Bikini ? Pui !? ? . tin • ing, 227. The Business Man and the, 584a. The Driving of a, in Wintry Weather, 351. The Scientist and the, 289. Three-seated, of Sporting Appear»nce, 139. Trials, A and Modern, 585. What It Can Do that a Big Car Can't. 595. Where It Scores Over Larger Machines for Picnicking, 747. With a Novel Body, A, 329. With a Pedal Starter, 217
LIGHT CAR AND CYCLECAR: Christmas Publishing Arrangements. 137. New Buyers' Number of, 522. Pocket Book, 95 Trial Scheme— (See "Trials, A.-C.U.") \li! penses Chart, 181. Model Twin Engine, 63. North Country Issue of the, 740. Party to rth " Ladder," 82i
l.i.lit Car c'ub of Ireland, The, 82?
" Lijht Car Manual," 114 625
LIGHT CARS AND CYCLECARS- A.-C. 18, 214, 825. A.-C. Sociahle, 164. 467. Adamson, 17. 389, 636, 7.12. Adcock, 427. Airette 278 \lldavs, 222, 248, Alldays Midget, 18. Am 205. Arden, 238, 412. A-rot .-.'jr. 304. Autocrat, 666. Automohilrtte, 155 Baby Peugeot. 480. Bedelia. 112, 138, 441. Brad-will and Co., 732. Brennahor. 329 Brisooe, 292. British Lucar, 245, 246, 304. Buckingham, Calcott, 254. Calthorpe, 222: London Agent for 612. Calthorpe Minor, 305, 334a Carden 3 M, 762. Carnation, 292, 366. Case's Motor Mart. 358. Ceco, 522. Charronnette, 309, 484, I hater Lea, 22, 699. C.I.D., 103. Clement-Bayard, 603. Comet, 91. Coventry-Premier, J5- Cowey, 223. Crescent, 22, 695. Cricket, 329, 367. Crouch Carette, 220. Cumbria, 484, ,08. 85». Cummikar, 248 606 Day-Leeds, 22, a~>7. De Crose, 127. De P., 556, 712. De P. Duo. 23, 495. Detroiter Speedster, !Wr. I) E.W., 23. D.L., 75, 304. Douglas, 10,
E«li\ 139. Eiifield. 223. Eric. 25
Fafnirengined (German), 210. Falcon, 132, 526. Fenton. 16
Gilyard, 245. G.N., 16, 209. G.N. Grand Prix, 25. G N. (" John Gilpin, Junr.'s "I, 414. Gordon, 331 ; A Hint to Owners of, 430. Gramon, 91. Grant, 366. G.W.K., 28, 768, 824 G.W.K de Luxe. 806
Hampton, 252. Heybourn and Co 73' Hill and Stanier, 804. Hillman, 223 247 305 Horstmann, 217, 730. Howett, 161 Hum-berette, 28, 510; Extra-air Valve for 137 Hurlin. 234
Imp. 91. 29?. «6. Imperial, 251
J.B.8.. 357, 377. Jennings, 571. Jowett, 809
Knutcracker, 506
Lagonda, 448. Lamb, 113, 441. Lambert (Hydro-
m 837 Princess, 233, 367. L.M.,
^?fijSHff; ?i°- M-A-F., 621. 699. Malcolm, 91, 669. Marlborough, 223, 848, 305-(Ses "Sigma"). Ma,rsfall-Arter, 30. Mathis, 482. Mathis Babvlette 812f. McKenzie, 66 Mead and Deakm 30 Melen, 30 Mendip, 592. Mer-«i"7' % W- 575" Merlin, 30. Merz, 272. Meteorite, 330, 605. Metz, 293. Morgan, 136 Morgan 264; A Hint to Owners of, oil! Morgan-Adler, 566. Morgan Cabriolet, 758. iSS^o Bunabout, 30. Morris-Oxford, 223. 247, K,3 ?? H«' ¥orse' i7J- Motorette, 32 Nardinl, 363. New Imperial, 32 Norris 804

i Oiiiiiiin,,, 831, Orion, 224. O-We-Go,
lv" ". -"-'I Pilot ?>?'?'
Saglniw,'808, Salmon, MB Saxon Ml Me 9
Scripps-Uooth, 307. Hmplii . 628 384, 247. SOS, M, :,n. fa, B& SJ ',, ' V>1 304. Stag, 111. Stan,la,,I »4 ' ' S?'
ii, J0.1.
'"., "I. 668.
V.A.L., 38 M. Victor, 806 Vikim- 2.2. ' 154
Wall Tricarriwe, 38, Wanders) 653 BOB »?„. 39. MS W.i. ...,.i-,i.'n7"' WeMman 512, VVhite, 6J9. Whil ,. .;.,„, ;:il "\' ',', '
sale Sapplj r.,., ilJ win,,, -fi m. %i
? m, k Woods Mobility; lLV Wyven^
|IJ| Supplement to 605
I ! In Oars: and Oyclepars: Cantilever Bpriniini for 546; n in, 44.1. And Large Cars
ces
I,, the
siiould
in Coriipetltion, 413. At Liverpool Races
.1, uf 1914, 43-46.
'I'1'" 'i' France IBfj Buc of, ;>:'i
They be Driven by Women? 597
! II Olympia, 62
and
rig: By the Magneto, S». Electrical Loet^leu, 740, The Darkneas, 359 ? • amo, Efanden 358. Fallot, 77, f 'o.l, 680. Iyodge 527* l\li. I I
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on the i;.. Up 13 68 101, 125, 158, ;?, 270, 301, :; 386, 446, 478, 507, 558, 610, 643, 663, 700, 728' 760, 786, 8::4 Literature. Motorim 1 iKht Cars at, 652
Lloyd, Mai. i l.iii'lMiv. Thinks that the R.A.C. Should Control All Four-wheeled Vehicles, 350
. 107 London: liu-i.-i CrosBing of, 275-277. Traffic—(See
" Traffic ")
Low, Dr. -\. M.: Averometer, 100. Oomparea His Adamson with His Larger Cars, 636. Con-Og a Speedometer to a Revolution Counter Doscribed by, 3'J6. From an Expert's Note-book by, 780
Lubricating Through the Carburetter, 249, 261 Lubrication: A Question of, 670 System, A Foolproof, 812e
Lubrication System, Saxon, 759 Luggage and Spares, How to Carry, 633
M
le: A Home-made, 600. A Light, Economical,
with Good Finisli and Elaborate Equipment, 4H. An Ingenious, in Liverpool, 441. In the
Making, 495. Selecting a, 768 Machines: Noi..y 330. With Engines Under 1100 c.c.
to be Controlled by the A.-C.U., 493 Magneto, Lighting by the, 325 Malvern, Great Motor Rally at, 534, 618 Manufacturers, English Cjclecar and Motorcycle,
S'irrins Call to. 190"
(or the Light-car Owner, " The Motor, 77a Marble or Wood ? 466a Ualchlen Cup—(See "Trials. Woolwich, Plumstead
and District M.C.C.") M.C.C.: Annual Dinner, 135. East«r Tour to Wey-
mouth. 672. Opening Run to Brighton, 516, 565. Smoking Concert, 39, 458-(See " Hill
climbs " and " Trials ") Mechanical: Conjuring Trick, A, 738. Features:
New, from the Midlands, 231; 1914, Criticised,
no
Mechanum, Vital Parts of, Attention to Lubrication
and Cleaning, 96 Medical Man's Point of View: The Light Car as an
Aid to Health, 817 Mersey, Crossing the: Improved Communication for
*Cars 280 Midland Light Car Club, 393, 429, 484, 612. First
Run of the, 647. Inaugural Meeting to Form
the, 307, 334, 362. Lecture on "Electrical
and Acetylene Lighting," 740—(See " Trials "I Midlands, New Mechanical Features from the, 231 Mileage: And Expenses Chart, How to Use the, 181. And Results, 410. A Record, in the
Course of Business on a Simple Cyclecar, 348 Miles, 784. in Four Days, 348 H'litary College, Motor Works in_a, 109 Miniature Car: The Modern, Criticised, 547. What
It Can Do, 469 .
Miniature Motorcar, Mountaineering by, 19b Mirror, Rear, Smith and Son, 987 Model Twin Engine, LIGHT CAR AND CyCLhCAR, 63 Monocar: An Interesting, 209. For the Business
Man The, 317. For dESO, A, 278. 400 Miles on a, 197
Monocar, Premier Co.'s Employee's, 669 Mcnccarring, The Novelty of, 3 Monocars—(See " Light Oars ) Morris-Oxford Works in a Military College, 109 ^fotor Boat, A Cyclecar and. Combined, 756 Motorcar. Miniature, Mountaineering by, 296 Motorcycle, F.N., Home-built Three-wheeler from
Parts of an, 164
" Motor Cycling " Gipsies at Scarborough, 673 Motorcyclist The CycJeoar That I Want, by an Ex-, 620, 709
Motor Houses, Portable, Goddard's, 622 Motoring: Economical in Scotland, 304. For Two at £3 10s. a Month, 535. Literature, 612.
Made Easier, 179, 303, 358, 424, 527, 580-582, 680, 770 Making It More Economical, 659.
New—(See " New Motoring "). Popular, at the Manchester Show, 246-248. Weatherproof, 60
Motorist, Winter, Increasing the Comfort of the, 267
Motorists and the Budget, 781
Motorists': Mecca—Brooklands, 725
" Motorist's Workshop, The," 490b
Motor Museum, The, 368. Opening of the, at the Crystal Palace, 520
Motors on Footpaths, 90
" Motor, The," Maps for the Light-car Owner, 775
Mountaineering by Miniature Motorcar, 296
Mud and Rain, Through—The Cyclecar Club Paper-chase. 361
N
Nailpworth " Ladder," LIGHT CAR AND CYCLECAR Party to, 825
Name: Change of, 556. What's in a, 278
" New Buyers' Number," 522
Newfoundland, A Humberette in, 510
New Motoring:'In Scotland, Progress of the, 784. Movement: Attempt to Cut Up the, 324; Should Appeal to the Northerner Why the, 777. The Truth About the, 347
News: From Prance, 310. Prom the North—(See " North "). In Brief, 77. Items, 14, 16, 70, 77, 102, 130, 133, 160, 183, 203, 209, 210, 215, 216, 219, 220, 238, 243, 244, 260, 263, 271-273, 278, 302, 316, 323, 327, 335, 383, 359, 360, 363, 368, 383, 385, 387, 399, 419 420, 426 442, 447, 456, 475, 479. 490b, 492, 514, 524, 526b, 540, 544b, 554, 559. 584b, 611, 619, 626, 642, 654, 666, 670, 677, 696, 701, 706, 715, 729, 735, 739, 740, 761, 804, 821, 824, 827, 833. Notes and Gossip—(See "Notes")
North: Country: Manufacturers, Our, 807; Up and Down the, 782. Main Routes to, and Their Alternatives, 782. New MachinS from the, 804. News from the, 357. The Light Car in the, 777
North-Eastern A.A. Presented with Grimshaw Shield, 673
Northern: Personalities, 8)2d. Week-end Events, 677
Notes: And Queries—(See "Queries"). News and Gossip, i4, 70, 102, 130, 160, 183, 215, 216, 244, 271, 272, 302, 327, 360, 387, 419, 447, 479, 514, 559, 611, 642, 666, 701, 729, 761, 805, 827
o
Observer in Oxford-York-Oxford Run, Arduous Duties of a, 448
O ler, Forced-feed, Lucas, 179
Oibkins, The Treatment of, 71
OPINIONS, THOUGHTS AND.—Accessories, Shoddy, Fitted as Standard, 342. Acetylene: Converting an Oil Lamp to, 117; Starter, 590. A.-C. Light Car, Running Cost of an, 402. A.-C. Sociable: How I Learnt to Drive an, 81; Improving an, 532. A.-C.U., Insurance and the, 343. Air-cooling, Satisfactory Experiences with, 195. Air, Extra, for a Humberette, 53. Amateur Suggestions, A Host of, 256. American: Arrival, Approval of the First, 590; Cars in England, The Price of, 436; Oar, The Cheap, v. the Light Car, 115; Competition to be Anticipated, 53. Appreciation from Italy, 226. Australia: Belt- Drive Best for, 116; Western, Cyclecars in, 813. Australian and South African Requirements, 194
Beginner, Helping the, 284. Belt: Drive Best for Australia, 116; Slip, 82. Benzole, The , Economy of, 530. Birmingham Trial Fiasco— The Secretary Explains, 171. Brakes: Front-wheel, 815; Powerful, The Danger of, 771. Braking Power, Weight and, 657. Brass Work, Weatherpoof Finish for, 145. Businesslike I Methods, 656, 746; More, 718—(See " Unbusinesslike " below)
Calcott, An Appreciation of a, 373. Calthorpe Minor, 6000 Miles on a, 373. Canada, Home Construction in, 372, Canadian: Home-built Cyclecar, A, 170; Criticism of English-built Care, 170; Production, Facts About, 314. Carburetter Control, The Ideal, for a Small Engine, 433.. Carburetters, Paraffin, 145. Carden, The Seat of the, 774 Car: Is Most Suitable for Irish Roads? What, 497; Link Defining the, 405, 406; Owners, Small Club for, 465; The Ideal, 431; The "No Attention," 464, 648, 745, 813. Cars: American, in England, The Price of, 436; on Three or Four Wheels, 117; Standard, in Competitions, 687, 717; Steam-driven, 227. Castings, The Art of Making, 314. Catalogues in English, 813. Ceylon: and the Light Car, 685; Price of Petrol in, 195. Club for Small-car Owners, The, 465. Clothing, Waterproof, Ventilation of, 117. Clutch Treatment, 773. Colonial: Conditions Which Have to be Considered, 498; Model, An Opening for a, 194. Colonies: The Cyclecar in the, 465; The Question of Price in the, 436. Competitions: Price Consideration for, 256: Standard Cars in, 687, 717. Construction: Co-operative Cyclecar, 312, 372; Home, in Canada, 372. Control, Tiller of the Jet, 313. Conversion, Details of an Interesting, 195. Convert from Motor Cycling, 656. Co-operative: Construction of Cyclecars, 312, 372; Garage Scheme, A, 687, 746, 816. Cornering, Where to Look When, 687. Cyclecar: A Canadian Home-built, 170; and the Sidecar, The, 685; A New Name for the, 372; A Refined Home-built, 685; A Simple, for £85, 51, 81. Championing, SI, 285; Constructing a, from a Motor-bicycle
OPINIONS, THOTJ6HTS AND—contd. 226; Construction, Co-operative, 312, 372; Design, Points in, 169; Dr. Low's Design for a Cheap, Criticised, 287; French Hc-me-built, 82; In the Colonies, The, 465; Is Not-Dead, 718; Movement in New Zealand, 311; Privately-constructed, 145; Simple, A Plea for the, 116; Stability of the, on Grease, 286; Steam, Plan for Developing the, 286; The Definition of the—(See " Definition " below); The Home-constructed, 774; The Luxurious Simple, 498, Overloading with Accessories, 498; The Perfect, 841; The Simple for the Owner-driver, 256; The £60, 287, 431, 498, 530, 632, A Feature of, in Practice, 590, Dr. Low Defends His Design, 374; The ,£85—Is It Possible? 116 Cyclecars: in Germany, 589; in the Light-car Trial, 745; in Western Australia, 813; 500 c.o. Engines for, 657
Damage, To Prevent, 746. Danger Signs, Direction Posts and, 404. Definition: By Petrol Consumption, 773; Jugglers, 371; of a Cycle-car, The, 466; Question, 499, 529, 588, 589; Opinions on the, 434-436; Sol ring the Problem, 684. Design, Cyclecar, Points in, 169. Detail, Attention to, 145. " Diana at the Wheel," 406. Direction Posts and Danger Signs, 404. Dividends of 100 Per Cent., 529, 591. Draughts with the Hood Up, 226; Avoiding 497. Drive: Front Wheel? Why'Not, 52; Should a Woman? 686, 746
Earth Return, Misfiring Due to Bad, 402. Economy, Increasing, 532. Efficiency: Independent Evidence of the Light Car's, 373; Simplicity and Low Price, 685. Engine: Balance, Problem of, 589; Limits in Trials, 774; Power to the Road Wheels, Transmitting the, 631; Eevs., The Problem of, 170; Small, The Ideal Carburetter Control for a, 433; Steam, The Simple, 286; Two-stroke, Disadvantages of a, 193. Engines: Slow v. High, 435; 500'c.c. for Cyclecars, 657. England. The Price of American Cars in, 436. Experiences Wanted, 314, 658. Export Trade, A Great Future in, 258
Farm Carts and the Roads, 406. Finish, Weatherproof, 170. Fisherman, The Light Car and the, 632, " Foundry, A Day in a," 404. Four-cylinder, The Advantages of a
Twin Over a, 341. Four-speeders Desirable,
Are, 52. French Invasion, 590. Front-wheel:
Brakes, 815; Drive? Why Not, 52
Garage Scheme, A Co-operative, 687, 746, 816. Gear: A Simple Two-speed, 464; Expanding Pulley, The Disadvantages of the, 313. General Efficiency Trial, Comments on, 587, 658. German Invasion, 590. Germany, Cyclecars in, 589. G.N., A Lady's Experiences with a, 115. Grease, Stability of the Cyclecar on, 286. Guarantee, The Question of the, 312. G.W.K., 40,000 Miles on a, 431
Headlamp Position on a Humberette, 342, 433. Home Construction in Canada, 372. Hood Up, Draughts with the, 226; Avoiding, 497. Humberette, Extra Air for a, 53; Experiences, 82;; Headlamp Position on a, 342, 433; Improvements to a, 531; Tyre Wear on a, 632, 657, 684
Ideas Improved, Novel, 464. Imitation, Originality and, 656. Insurance: and the A.-C.U., 343; Companies, Lady Drivers and, 718; of Passengers, The, 591. Invasions, French, German, and American, 590. Invasion, The Much Discussed, 716. Irish Roads? What Car is Most Suitable for, 497. Isle of Man Light Car and Cyclecar Race, 531. Italy, An Appreciation from, 226
Jet, Tiller Control of the, 313. Junior Automobile Club, The, 432
Lady: and the Light Car, The, 432; Drivers, and Insurance Companies, 718; in Trials., 772, 816, 838; Experiences of, with a G.N., 115. Lamp, Oil, Converting to Acetylene, 117. Lamps: Position of, 169; Side, are Necessary, 463; Tail, on All Vehicles, 431. k Left, Keep to the, 632. Legal Representation, Free, 656. Licences for Sheds, 838. LIGHT CAR AND CYCLECAB: "Admirable in EverV Respect," 171; Sold Out, 744; An Appreciation of from Italy of the, 226. Light Car: and the Fisherman, The, 632; and the Profession, The, 466; A £90, 744; Ceylon and the 685; Efficiency of, 373; Is the Reliability of, Underestimated, 814; Owners, Special Concessions for, 80, 117; The Cheap American v., 115; The Lady and the, 432; Trial Scheme, Our 1000-mile, 228, 257, 371, Cyclecars in the, 745 Light Cars: Cheap Upholstery on, 370, 431; English, Canadian Criticism of, 170; Lack of Refinement in, 226; The Springing of, 227. Lightness: and Strength, 115; Simplicity and, 630. " Link Car," Defining the, 405. Liverpool, A Show at, 145. Locomotion,
New, New Ideas for the, 403. London
Traffic, Through, at 25 m.p.h., 772 Low
Build, Safety of, 51. Low, Dr., £60 Cycle-
car of, 287, 344, 345, 374
Machine: Simple: Must be Light, 401, Required, 813; The " No-attention," 403, 813. Machines, Standard, A Trial of, 531. Magneto Setting 'the Cause of Trouble, 402. Manufacturers, The Apathy of, 370. Mile, li/2d. per, for 2000 Miles, 313. Miles, 16,640, in 12 Months, 341. Misfiring: Due to Bad Earth Return, 402; on a V Twin, 530. Model, Standard, Deviation from the, 841 Monocar: A Narrow-Wanted, 465; The Future of the, 814. Monocars, Home-made, 591. Morgan: Starting a, from the Seat, 342, 402; What is a? 745. Morris-Oxford Performance, 193. Motor-bicycle, Constructing a Cyclecar from a, 226 Motor Cycling, A Convert from, 656. Motoring: at 1.09d. per Mile, 586; New, The Truth
OPINIONS, THOUGHTS AND—contd.
About, 431; Organizations—Should They Undertake Practical Instruction of Novices? 284
Name, A New, for the Cyclecar, 372. New Locomotion, New Ideas for the, 403. New Motoring, The Truth About, 431. New Zealand, The Cyclecar Movement in, 311. " No-attention" Car, The, 403, 813. Non-skids, or Rubber? 773. Novices? Should the Motoring Organizations Undertake Practical Instruction of, 284. Nuts, Loose, Troubled with, 53
Oi'skins Not Wanted, 630. "Originality: and Imitation, 656; The Danger of, 287, 344, 345 374. Over Development, Protests Against, 116. Owner: Driver, The Simple Cyclecar for the, 256; Private, Requirements and Experiences of the, 496
Paraffin Carburetters, 145. Passengers: The Insurance of, 591; Weatherproofing the, 258. Perry, The Running of the, 258. " Petcar,' The, 341. "Petroil" Lubrication, 311, 341. Petrol: Consumption; Definition by, 773, How to Record, 81; Price of, in Ceylon, 195. Power: Where It is Lost, 686. Price: Consideration for Competitors, 256; Low, Simplicity and Efficiency, 685. Profession, The Light Car and the, 466. Pulley: Gear, Expanding, The Disadvantages of the, 313; The Expanding, 371
Question, Two Sides to the, 497
Racing Helmets, The Design of, 497. R.A.C. Light-car Trial, 816, 839, 840. Refinement, Lack of, in Light Oars, 226. Repairs and Improvements Carried Out by Owners, 532. Replacements After 16,000 Miles, 370. Reversing: for No Apparent Reason, 529; Disqualified for, 404. " Road-a-plane," A, 685. Road: The Luck of the, 497; Wheels, Transmitting the Engine Power to the, 631. Roads, Farm Carts and the, 406.
Rothschilds, One of Our Future, Maker of
£50 to ;£75 Cyclecar is Going to be, 144.
Rubber or Steel Non-skids? 773. Running:
Cost of an A.-C Light. Oar, 402; of the
Perry, The, 258
Seating Accommodation, 586, 632. Seatings, Valve, • Welded, 145. Seat, Starting from the, 530, 590; a Morgan, 342, 402. Self-starters, 815. Sheds, Licences for, 838. Show at Liverpool, A, 145. Sidecar, The Cyclecar and the, 685. Side Lamps are Necessary, 403. " Simple-car," The: A Generic Term for the Simplest Machines, 341. Simplicity: and Lightness, 630; A Plea for, 144; Efficiency and Low Price, 685; Three Wheels for, 342. Single-seater, The Scope of the, 401. South African Requirements, 194 Spare Parts, Delay with, 586. Spare Wheel, Carrying the, 744. Springing of Light Care, The, 227. Spring-like Weather, Our, 657. Spring Washers, Stresses Due to, 532. Standard: Cars in Competitions, 687, 717; Model, Deviations from the, 841. Starting from the Seat, 530, 590, A Morgan, 342, 402; Handle, Turning the, with the Switch Off, 406; Should the Spark be Advanced for ? 82. Steam: Oar Experiences, 80; Cyclecar, Plan for Developing the, 286; Driven Cars, 227; Engine, The Simple, 286. Steering: Cable, The Ease and Safety of, 838; Centre-point, 838; Left-hand, 815. Stop-age Capacity: More Required, 258; The Provision of, 313. Strength, Lightness and, 115. Suggestions, A Host of Amateur, 256
Tail Lamps on All Vehicles, 431. Tiller Control of the Jet, 313. Title, The Enlarged, 144. Traffic, Through London, at 25 m.p.h., 772. Transmission, Classification, by, 436. Trial: for Standard Machines, A, 531; Scheme, Our —(See "Light Car" above). Trials: Engine Limits in, 774; Lady Drivers in, 772, 816, 838; The Value of, 717. Trouble, Tracing, 372; Magneto Setting the Cause of, 402. Twin, The Advantages of a, Over a Four-cylinder, 341. Two-stroke: Advantages of a, 115; Engine, Disadvantages of a, 193; Experiences with a, 773. Tyre: Filling, Have Tried Every, 530; Fillings, Semi-solid, 465; Trouble, Nervous of, 632; Wear on a Humberette, 632, 657, 684
Unbusinesslike Methods, 343, 374, 772—(See " Businesslike," above). Unconventional, Failure of the, 52. " Unkid," The Meaning of, 193. Upholstery: Cheap for Light Cars, 370; Low-priced, 402; on Light Cars, 431 Valve Seatings, Welded, 145. Vibration Fiend,
The, 266. V Twin, Misfiring on a, 530 Waterproof Clothing, Ventilation of, 117. Weather, Our Springlike, 657. Weatherproof : Finish, 170, 226, for Brass Work, 145; the Passengers, 258. Weight and Braking Power, 657. Wheel Alignment, 813. Wheels : Three, Simplicity, 342; Three or Four, Cars on, 117. Woman Drive? Should a, 686, 746
Optical Illusion, An, 775-
Owner-Driver: Hints and Advice for, on Fitting a New Carburetter, 49. The Lady, 437. The Simple Cyclecar for the, 175
Owner-Drivers: Advice to, 221, 346. The Week-End Appeal of, for the Simple Cyclecar, 397. Workshop, The, 310
Owner, Prospective, The Difficulties of the, 522
Oxygen, Electric, Acetylene and Lamps, Experiments with, 293

Passenger: Machine Trial, An Open, 560. The Extra, 719. The Perfect, 83
Payne, Mr. P. T., 108 Peak District, A Trial in (he, 485 " Petroil " Lubrication, Experiments with, 249, 261
Petrol: And Benzole, Wonderful Results from a Mixture of, 467. And Sound, The Measurement of, 474. Cans, Failings of, 812. Vapour, The Danger of, 234
Petrol Indicator of M.P.G., Low, 5
Petrol Measurer, Low, 5
Petrol VajJour Detector, Low, 234
Picnicking, The Pleasures of, 747
Pioneers of Prominence, 108
Piston: Design, Points in, 670. Kings, The Design of, 399
Piston Rings, Fandi, 399
Plugs, 822
Pocket Book, LIGHT CAR AND CYCLECAR, 95
Police: Activities—A Warning, 702. Trap—Is the Long-distance, Illegal? 812b. Traps, Metropolitan, A.A. and M.TJ. and, 803. Warning, A, 243. Work, A Cyclecar for, 600
Prices, How Americans Can Reduce, 181
Protest, That Frivolous, 516
Provincial Cities: What They Are Doing to Keep Slow-moving Vehicles Near the Kerb, 639
Pulley, Stag Adjustable, 165
Purchasers, Points for, 64, 124, 269, 601

QUERIES, NOTES AND.—Accessories, Weight of, 500. Accumulators: Care of, 54, 369; Packing in a Box, 629; Run-down, 281. Air-cooling, Troubles with, 525. Asbestos String, Uses of, 400
Belt Fasteners, 196. Belts, Leather, 196. Bodies, Size of, 54. Brakes, Worn, 118. Brake Troubles, 776
Carburetter Accessibility, 369. Car, Washing a, 172. Chains: Care of, 655; Replacing, 281. Clutch, A Slipping, Treatment of, 776. Clutches, Slipping, 196. Compression:. Loss of, 400; Tap, Faulty, 281. Cyclecar, Re-upholstering a, 146. Cylinders, Replacing, 146
Deposits in Radiators, 196
Engine: Cooling, Ventilator in Bonmet to Assist, 146; Tuning an, 118. Engines, Air-cooled, 54
Fasteners, Belt, 196. Filters on Pump Lubricators, 281. Float, Punctured, 468. Frost, Precautions Against, 54
Gear Ratios, Measuring, 525. Generator: Care of the, 172; Replenishing, 500
Ignition Problem, An, 655. Induction Pipe, Fractured, 842. Inspection from Underneath, 776
Lamps: Care of, 400; How to Keep Them Bright, 400. Leaf Springs, Greasing, 655. Leather Belts, 196. Lighting, Economy in, 776. Lubrication Troubles, 625
Minor Ailments, The Cure of, 369
Night Driving, 629. Number Plates, Keeping Clean, 281
Oil Lamps, Care of, 629. Overheating, A Cure for, 146
Paintwork, New, Delicate, 842. Petrol: Fillers, Inaccessible, 776; Filter, A Choked, 629; Supply Troubles, 688. Pin Joints, Stiffness of, 655. Plugs, Sparking, Position of, 196. Pump Lubricators, Filters on, 281
Radiators, Deposits in, 196. Registration, Transfer of, 500. Re-upholstering a Cyclecar, 146. Reversing by Mistake, 468
Screen Vibration, 655. Seating Tandem, 172.
Shaft, A Bent, 468. Spare Wheel, Carrying
the, 688. Sparking Plugs, Position of, 196.
Speedometer, Fitting a, 842. Spring, A
Broken, 688. Springs, Leaf, Greasing, 655.
Spring Washers, 146. Spring Wheels, 172.
Starting: Difficulty in, 500; Handle Cover,
. 400. Steering, Play in, 369
Tail Lamp Troubles, 842. Tandem Seating, 172. Timing an Engine, 118. Transmission Squeaks, 468. Tyres: How to Prolong Life of, 118; Re-treading of, 842
Undershield, Need for, 500
Valve, Packing a Spare, 688
Washers, Spring, 146. Washing a Car, 172. Wheels, Spring, 172

R.A.C.: And A.-C.U. Settle the Definition Question, 647. Light Car Trial—(See "Trials.") Major Lindsay Lloyd Thinks that the, Should Control All Four-wheeled Vehicles 350
Race, A Curious, 492
Racer: A Grand Prix, First Impressions of 126 Tuning a, 544
Racing on the Sands, 806
Radiator, Singer, 730
Railway? Road or, 67
Rain, Wind and, Battle Against, 184
Rallies: Cyclecar Club: Aston Hill, 569, 598 648-Wisley Hut, 180, 211. "Motor Cycling," at Malvern, 534, 618
Record, Hour, Tuning a Racer for, 544
Records at Brooklands: Garden, 762. Hillman 734 Morgan, 650
Registration and Taxation Formalities on 1st January, 181
Reliability and Comfort, 606
Remedy, A Strange, 654
Report, An Exaggerated, 298
Reverse, A Neat, 164
Reversing: Disqualified for, in the A.-C.U. Spring One Day Trial, 320. Trick 90 e>H""g
Revolution Counter, Converting a Speedometer to a, Dr. Low's Method, 356
Richmond Meet, 677
Road: Amusing Experiences of Light Car Owners on the, 555. Call of the—(See " Call of the Road. ) Or Railway? 67. Shocks, Neutralizing, 767. The " Freedom " of the, 427. The Joy of the, 94. The Light oil the, Ahead, 293. The Luck of the, 407. Work of the Automobile Association on the, 543
Roads: Greasy, Light Car Driving on, 490a. Hidden Under a Mass of Snow, 240
Roadside Troubles, 86
Rollason, Mr. F., Interview with, 832
R.P.M.? 1500 or 4000, 55
Rug, Weatherproof, Piggott, 358
Running Costs: And How to Reduce Them, 659. Costs, Economical, 535. Low: striking Economy, 359. Of Light Car for Business Purposes, 410
Running, £15 per 1000 Miles, 329

Sands, Racing on the, 806
Scamper, A Cross-country, 197
Scientist and the Light Car, The, 289
Scotland: Economical Motoring in, 304. The New
Motoring in. Progress of, 784 Scottish Six Days Trial—(See " Trials "I Sea Level, 9000 ft. Above, 349 Seat, Starting from the, 379. The Engine, L'1,1 Shakespeare's Country, Through, on an 8 h.p.
Arden, 412
Shillings, Three, a Pound: Novel Plan of Determining Weight of Cvclecar, 388 Shock Absorber, Derihon, 767 Shopping and Business, The Light Car for, 810 SHOWS: Amsterdam, 63. Brussels, 274. i
hagen, 638. Detroit, 366. New York. 891-291 Manchester, 246-248. Olympia, 17-25, 28-40; A Visitor's Impression of, 76; Behind the Scenes at, 7; Design of Accessories at, 47; Exhibitors' Opinions on, 106; Fallot Light. Demonstrated Outside, 77; Gallery, Round the, at, 41-42; in Lighter Vein, 62; Increased Attendance at, 95; Miniature Cars at, 2; New Models being Tested Outside. 72, 73; Sidelights on, 75; The Magnet, 76; Thirty-three New Cyclecars at, 17-25 28-40-Types at the, 42; What It Revealed, l' What the Lay Press Thought of, 92. Paris Aviation, Anzani Engine at, 142. Scottish,
Sidecars Beaten for Speed, 706
Side Screens, Viking, 231
Signposting, Novel System of, Mr. Cooper's, 128
"Six Inches ": A Story of a Simple Cyclecar and a
Narrow Gateway, 110 Smash at 72 Miles per Hour, A, 614 Snow, Roads Hidden Under a Mass of, 240 Somersaulting at Speed, 673
Somerset and Devon, Through the" By-lanes in, 619 Sound, Petrol and, The Measurement of, 474 South Kensington, A Precision Engine at, 492 Sparking Plug, Is the Standard, Capable of Withstanding Modern Engine Stresses? 822 Speed: Limits. Unauthorized, 592. Somersaulting at, 673 Speedmoeter, Converting a, to a Revolution
Counter, Dr. Low's Method, 356 Speedometer, Moving Map Mileage Indicator and, Dunhill's, 50
Speedometer Drive, G.W.K., 824 Speedometer, Jones, 303
Springing: Cantilever, for Light Cars and Cycle-cars, 546. Light Car, 222. Novel Systems of, and Frame Suspension, 132 Spring Washers: Cheneau, 199. Fastnut, 263.
Lamrig, 199 Spring Washers, Interesting Tests to Prove the
Efficiency of, 263
Stage, -Cyclecars Used on the, 544b Standards, Central: Are They Necessary? 750 STARTERS: Dunhill, 582. Montgomery-McGuckin, 264. Morgan, 264. Orno. 411. Parnacott, 379.
Stanbridge, 458. Wilkinson Mechanical
Starter Co., 622 Starting: From the Seat, 379; the Engine, 264. The Difficult* in: The Seat Starter as a Possible
SolutiojK 354. Two Methods of, 379
Steering Design, 780 Sutton Bank, The Biography of, 781
Swift Co.'s London Headquarters, 307. Removal of, 775
Switzerland, An Afternoon Spin to, 1000 Years Hence, 147

Tail Lamps: A.A. and M.U. and, 516. On Three-wheelers, 430
? Tandem Seater, To the West on a, 710 Taxation: French Motor, Curious Anomaly of, 69. Registration and, Formalities on 1st January, 181
Tested to the Ten-thousandth of an Inch, 508 Testimonial, An Official, from Fiji, 638 Testing Ground, The Dales of Derbyshire as a, 377 Test of a Twin-cylinder Tweenie, 504 Thoughts and Opinions—(See "Opinions") Three-wheeler: Four-cylinder, Home-made, 164.
Through Four Countries on a, 136 Three-wheelers, Tail Lamps on, 430 Tool-roll, Selfridge, 680 Tools, The Use and Abuse of, 315 Topics OF THE DAY.—American: Developments, 125; v. English Practice, 32S. Awakening of the North, 270
Beginner, Helping the, 182. Body Design, Feminine Influence on, 270. Bodywork Design, 663. Brakes, A Question of, 507 Carburetter, " Straight Through" and " Straight Up," 700. Cars, Miniature, at the New York Show, 301. Chassis Weight, The Verification of, 355. Cold Weather, Starting Up
in, 204. Competitions, Engine Limits in, 728., Control of the Light Car and Cyclecar, The, 446. Co-operative Touring, 610. Cyclecars and Sidecars, 610. Cyclecar: Simple, Silencing the, 12,'); The £60, Ml
" Dangerneld Trophy" Race, The, 158, 44(1. Demonstration Tour, The Thousand Miles, 204. Driving de Luxe, Traffic, 135
Knster Holiday, The, 643. Economy the Keynote to Success, 68. Engine: Limits in Competitions. 728; The Two-stroke, 68. English v. American Practice, 326. Expansion, Tremendous, Next Year, 101
Feminine Influence on Body Design, 270
General Efficiency Trial, The Success of the, 478. Greetings, 158. Gyrocar, The. 760
Headlights, Dazzling, Possible Regulations Regarding, 558
Information, A Centre of, 643. Irish Light Car Trial, The, 610. Isle of Man Road Race, The, 158, 446
Lady Drivers, Starting Up for, 355. Light Car: and Cyclecar, The Control of the, 446; in the North, The, 786; Trial, The, 728, 760. London-Exeter Trial, 68; What Its I; Mean, 237. Lubrication, Petrol and Oil Mix tines tor, 237
Machines: Standard, in Trials, 558; Trials, from sioek. CM. Machine! what is a Noisy 386 M.C.C. London-Exeter Trial, 68; Whin IN Results Mean, 237. Midlands, Wake Up the, 182. Miniature Cars at the New York Show,' 301. DConocar, Encourage the, 237. Motoring: Keolmmieal. Weight and, 478; .Movement, New, Control of the, 386. Movement, Covering the Whole, 13
New Motoring Movement, Control of the, 386. New York Show, Miniature Cars at, 301, Noisy Machine? What is a, 386. North-Country Number, 728. North: The Awakening of the, 270; The Light Car in the, 786
Oil, Petrol and, Mixtures for Lubrication, 237. Overall Width and Traffic Speed, 301
Petrol and Oil Mixtures for Lubrication, 237. Pioneer Event, The, 507. Police Activity, 663. Power Unit in the Rear, The, 13
R.A.C. Light Car Trial, 204, 728, 760; The Organization of the, 834; What It Has Taught, 834. Rally, The Problem of the, 663. Hear, The Power Unit in the, 13. Road: Complete and Ready for the, 326; Troubles, 786. Roads and Road Making, 700
Seat, Third, Problem of the, 237. Sidecars, Cyclecars and, 610. Silencing the Simple Cyclecar, 125. Standard Machines in Trials, 558. Starting Up: for Lady Drivers, 355; in Cold Weather, 204. Stock, Trials Machines from, 643. Success, Economy the Keynote to, 68
Touring: Co-operative, 610; Instinct, The, 355. Tour, The Thousand Miles Demonstration, 204. Traffic: Driving de Luxe, 125; Speed, Overall Width and. 301. Trial: Suggestions, A Galaxy of, 182; The Irish Light Car, 610. Trials: Limited, 158; Machines from Stock, 643; Standard Machines in, 558. Two-stroke Engine, The, 68
Unbusinesslike Methods, 270
Wake Up the Midlands! 182. Weather, Cold, Starting Up in, 204. Weight and Economical Motoring, 478. Winter Test, A Great, 68
Year, Next, Tremendous Expansion, 101 Tour: Alpine~-(See "Trials, Paris-Nice"). Your Easter, G33
Tour de France, 362, 604. English Competitor's Misfortune in, 579. Light Cars in, 482, 578. Success of the, 521 Touring 1000 Years Hence, 147 Tourist, Folk-lore and the, 119 Traffic: Other, 11. Problem: A Serious Attempt to Solve, 538; What Provincial Cities are Doing to Keep Slow-moving Vehicles Near the Kerb, 639. Through London, at 25 m.p.h., 762; How It Was Done, 724 Train, Cyclecar Sent by, 702
Trial: Course, A Pleasure Run on a Difficult, by a Lady, 599. That Tells You Something, A, 453. 100 Miles, of a Carden, 3 TRIALS: A.-C.U.: Light Car and Cyclecar International (Dangerfield Trophy), 266, 421, 702; Spring One Day, 420, 457, 485, Course, 377, Disqualified for Reversing in, 320, Entries, 458, Judges' Report and Results, 524. Austrian Cyclecar, 359
Birmingham M.C.C., 15, 134, 306, 439, 519 560 628 631 653. 672, 673; Course, 298; Midland Cup, 335; Weymouth, 702; York, 188. Bournemouth and District M.C.C., 214, 253. Bradford M.C.C., 628. Bristol M.C.C,, 16, 704, 824; Land's End and Back, 188
Cardiff M.C. and South Wales A.C ol6. Coupe de Tourisme, 310, 769; Postponed, 331. Coventry and Mid-Warwickshire A.C., 518. Coventry and Warwickshire M.C., 724, 766. Cumberland and Westmorland M.C.C., 673. Cyclecar Club, General Efficiency, 294, 396, 409 453, 469; Course, 321; Results, 454, 455, 472; Winner: and His Machine, 473, Gives His' Opinion of, 475; Why It Deserves to be Supported, 356
Danish, 826. Doncaster and District A.C., 826. Dutch Three Days, 735
Essex M.C., 214, 253, 278, 706, 734; Prize for Ladies in, 516; Results, 298. Exeter M.C.C., 331, 564, 619
French Six Days International, 128, 133, 166, 218, 349, 650b, 679; Course: Cyclecar Sleigh At-tempts to Climb an Alpine Pass on the, 240, Some Passes on the, 480, 584; Organizers of the, 239
German Light Car, 837
Irish: End to End, 637; Light Car, 702, Entries, 809, 825
Liverpool A.-C.C, 114, 775, 809; Results, 253
M.O.C.: London-Edinburgh, 724, Entries and Route, 829; London-Exeter, 39, 74, 140, 164, 184-188, 197, 253, A Cyclecarist's Escape from Death in the, 205, All in a Day and Night in the, 207, Dinner to Competitors Who Used Fallot Lights in the, 225, Entries, 114, 132, Results, 232, Tabloid Topics of the, 189; London-Land's End (Jarrott dip), 452, 564, 612, 653, 674, 710, Echoes, 708, Results, 707; Inter-Team, 731. Midland Light Car Club, 677
North-West London M.C.C., 750, 803, 824; London-Gloucester, 307, 328. Nottingham and District M.C.C., 605, 650
Orleans ("La Vie au Grand Air"), 492. Oxford M.C.O., 280; York and Back, 391, 424, 448
Paris-Rouen, 413. Paris-Nice, 325, 516, 578, 604; English Competitor's Misfortune in, 579
R.A.C. Light Car, 153, 584b, 624, 698, 787-801; An Observer's Experiences on Six Cars in, 819; Entries, 752; Finshing Touches to, 764; Majority of Machines Entered Under 1100 c.c, 702; Official Awards in, 826; Performances at a Glance, 800, 801; The Biography of Sutton Bank, 781; Were the Cars Standard Models in, 828; What Really Happened bo the Salmon Car on Sutton Bank in, 828; Winner (Mr. F. Rollason), Interview with, 832 Scottish A.C., 210. Scottish A.-C.U., 806. Scottish Six Days, 650a. Streatham and District M.C.C., 706. Sutton Coldfield and Mid-Warwickshire A.C., 114, 253. Results; 133; (Colmore Cup), 368, 392, Results, 424 Woolwich, Plumstead and District M.C.C. (Matchless Cup), 803
Trials, Light Car, Ancient and Modern, 585
Tuning Up a Carburetter, 90
Tyre Burst, Repairing a Bad, 833. Treads, Steel
Lattice as a Material for, 280
Tyre Filling, Pragma (British Tyre Filling Co.), 581 Tyre Pump, Atlas, 424 Tyre Rims, Standard Gauges for Testing, Terry and
Sons, 334 Tvres: And the Weather, 607. At the Olympia
Show, 42. For 1914, New Features in, 78.
The Wear of, 743 TYBES: Gofa, 280. Max Supertyre (Cuthbe and Co.), 829

Undon-Upseter-Undon, 236
Universal Joint, Calthorpe Minor, 231

Valve, Extra Air, for Humberettes, 137
Valve, Extra Air Inlet, Bransom and Kent, 107
Valve Lifter, Alfred Smith and Sons, 582
Valves, An Expeditious Method of Truing, 303
Valve Truer, Rapid, 179
Vanderbilt Cup Races, 332
Vibration: Factors to be Considered and the Causes of, 513. Fighting the Effects of, 199
Vibrator, Markham Master, 303
Vigil, An All-Night, 140
Vulcanizer, Every Man His Own, 200
VULCANIZEKS: Baby (Harvey Frost), 200. Nipper (Harvey Frost), 15

Wales: From Yorkshire to, 779. Hill-climbing in, 775 North: Exploring the Beauties of, on a Cyclecar, 741, 835
Wash a Small Car, How to, 156
Water: And Air Cooling, 269. Rates for Cyclecars, 50
Water Joints, Tape Grip Ring for, Smith and Son, 580
Watersplash, How to Take a, 162
Weatherproof: A Light Car or Cyclecar for Winter Work, How to, 229. Motoring, 60
Weather, Tyres and the, 607
Week-end Events, Next, 706, 724, 809
Week's Fixtures, This, 824
Westall Cup: Donor Gives His Opinion of the Cyclecar General Efficiency Trial, 475. Winner and His Machine, 473r-(See "Trials, Cyclecar Club ")
West, To the, on a Tandem-Seater, 710
What End? To, 425
What It May Come to, 506
Wheel: Alignment, Checking, 715. "Diana at the "—(See " Diana ")
Wheel Grip, Selfridge, 680
WHEELS: Adnet, 424. British Hub Co., 581. San-key, 383. Stepney, A Warning, 516
Wheels: Alignment of, Simple Method of Testing the, 133. As a Basis for the New Definition, 350. Slip, What to Do When, 259. Steel, The Construction of, 759. Skid, How to Utilize the, for Turning Round, 90. The Strength of, 383. Three or Four? 64
Wheels, Light, Steel Tubular Wheels, Ltd., 759
Whitworth, Mr. F. S., Accident to, Exaggerated Reports Concerning, 298
Windscreens: Auster, 680. Mills and Co., 450
Winter: A Mid, Struggle with Snow and Ice, 526. Motorist, Increasing the Comfort of the, 267. Work, How to Weatherproof a Light Car and Cyclecar for, 229
Wintry Weather, The Driving of a Light Car in, 351
Woman Drive' Should a, 597, 664
Workshop, The Owner-Driver's, 310
Worm Gear, Flenry, 390

Yorkshire to Wales, From, 779

INDEX TO ILLUSTRATIONS.

A.A. AND M.U. Badges, New Scheme of Tokens for, 759
Aberglaslyn Pass, River Through, 835
Accessories, New, at Olympia Show, 41, 42
Accumulator, Packing in a Box, 629
Accumulators, When Run Down, 281
Accuracy, Testing for, 593, 594
Acstylene, Converting an Oil Lamp to, 117
A. C.F., Gold Medal Presented by, to the Winner of the Grand Prix Race at Amiens, 310
A.-C.U.: Dinner, Souvenir Programme of the, 273. Liverpool Centre, Mr. S. W. Phillpott, Secretary of the, 263. " Out of Control," 53—(See " Trials ")
Air Intake, Adjustable, to Make Starting-up Easier, 500
Airman at Hendon: Training for Inverted Flving at, 19
Air-pump, Rodess, 41
Albury, Silent Pool at, Near, 481
Alpine: Holiday on a Light Car, 384, 385, 460, 461. Passes, How to Climb, on a Light Car, 296-298. Tour, International-(Sse " Trials, French Six Days ")
Alps. Through the, 521
Ambleside and Keswick, Between, 783
America: Mercury Cyclecar Factory in,- 144. New York Show—(See "Shows"). Old Washington Oak on Boston Post Road, Near Water-ton, Mass., in, 716 Precision Engine Works in, 193. Road Conditions in, 313. South, Singer Light Car in, 395
American: Cyclecar: An Interesting, 15; A Novel, 686; Trumbull, Views of, 82, 95. Cyclecare: First Club Run of, 375, 376; The Truth About, 127. Trans-Continental Trip Through Snow and Ice on a Cyclecar, 526, 526b. Vanderbilt Cup Races in, 332, 333
Amersham, Rectory Hill at, 227
Amphibious Cyclecar, The, 162, 163, 757, 811
Aosta, Roman Gateway at, 385
Arkengarthdale. 616, 764, 765, 792, 793
"Armada Is In Sight! The," 562, 563
Arms Hill, Near Henley, 260, 644, 645, 664. Survey Showing Gradients of, 517
Aston Hill, 490, 684, 678
Audiometer, Low, 474, 475
Australia, South, Enfield Autoletto in, 466b
Australian: Built Cyclecar Constructed to Conform to Local Conditions, 210. Made Cycle-car, 626 Austrian: Correspondent, Our, G.W. Used by, 116.
Hill-climb, A, 677
Auto-lock, Utility (Atlas Syndicate, Ltd.), 605 Auto Route and Speedometer, Dunhill, 50 Averometer, Low, 100

Badges: A.A. and M.U., Tokens for, 759. Cycle-oar Club, 612. Midland Light Car Club, 612 Ballacraine Corner, 422 Ballaguihe, 423 Ballig, 423
Bangalore, Indian, 437 Barrowgarro Hill, 423 Beacon Hill, 134, 260
Bednell, Mr. Alfred, 7
Belfast, Humberette Snapped in, 671
Belt Glitter, Guillotine, 42
Belt Drive, Improvements in, 540
Belt Fastener, Flexible Double-grip (Bullock and Son), 774b
Birdlip Hill, 347
Birdlip's Nap. 463
Birmingham, Rose Hill Near, 224, 306
Blackpool, Centre Islands at, 810
Blandford and Salisbury, Between, 187
Blue Bank Hill. 617, 790, 791, 801
Bob Sleigh Team Steered by Mr. I. B. Hart- ' Davies, 401
Body: Building, A Novel Method of, 806. Painting at Home, 150. Cabrio-Coupe, 32
Bodywork, Improvement in, 87-89
Bo's, Paris, A Bedelia in the, 99
BoK on Abbey, 812b
Bonnet, A Louvre Cut in the Side of the, to Give Access to the Carburetter, 369
Border, Across the, 784, 785
" Bore," Diagram Showing What is Meant by the Term, 340 f .
Boston Post Road, Near Waterton, Mass., . Old Washington Oak on the, 716
Box Hill, Ascending from the South, 607 A.
Brake Power: Can It be Increased and the Tendency to Sideslip Reduced, 693, 694
Brakes: Front-Wheel, A Plea for, 693, 694. Worn, Two Methods of Adjusting, 118
Brasted Hill, 255, 838
Bridgeport, U.S.A., A Well-known Statue at, 95
Bristol, Vale Street at, 733
Britannia Foundry, Coventry, 241-243
BROOKLANDS: A.-C. Light Car Undergoing Test at, 587 Cars Racing at, 26, 27. Cyclecar Club's
Trial at, 469-471, 489, 492; Scene at, 456. En
trance to, 571. Meetings: B.M.C.R.C. (28th
March), 614, 615, 656, (18th April), 703, 736, 746, (2nd May), 763. Members' Bridge at, 26, 27. Morris-Oxford Demonstration at, 104, 105; Sketches Suggested by, 131. Pine-
woods Behind and Floods at, 505. Records
at: Carden, 762, 774. Test Hill, A G.W.K.
Ascends, 609. The Motoring Dog at, 811.
The Motorists' Mecca, 725. Winter Sport
at, 497 .
Brushes, Cleaning, Fearless, 580
Burford Bridge Hotel, 321. Hill Near, 490b
Burner, How a, May be Adjusted Both Horizontally and Vertically to Obtain Best Results, 346
Business: and Shopping, The Light Car for, 810 Man. The Monocar for the, 317-319. Or Pleasure, For, 537 Buttermere House, 673 Buxton. St. Ann's Hotel at, 143
Cable, Method Adopted for Holding the, in Each
Brake Arm, 346 Oar: A Small, How to Wash, 156, 157. Running a,
Without a Driver, 131. The New, Arrival
of, Causes Critical Inspection, 584b. The
"No-attention," 623, 624
Carbide, Device to Separate Used and Unused, 660 Carbon Deposit Remover, Cylolean, 732
Carburetter: A Louvre Cut in the Bonnet Giving Access to the, 369. Design: "Straight Through " or " Straight Up" ? 726, 727. Extra-air Pipe Leading from the Crank-oase to, 665. Lubricating Through the, Diagrams Describing, 249-251, 261, 262
CARBURETTERS: Claudel, 49. " Convac," 411. Polyrhoe, 582. P.S.C., 394. Solex, 49. S.U., 50. Zenith, 390
Cars: BeMze, 299. Darracq, 311. F.I.A.T., 737. Mercedes, Towed by Singer Light Car, 395. Vauxhall, 266. Vulcan, 806
Cart, The Untaxed, or Taxed 10 cwt. Light Car? Which Does the More Damage to the Roads, 342
Car Washer, Duco (Brown Bros.), 358
Catan Loch Dam, 742
Ceylon, A Humberette Giving Satisfaction in, 685
Chain, How to Join Up a, 281
Chains: Parsons, 259
CHASSIS: Adamson, 389. Alldays, 37. Buckingham, 31. Chater Lea, 24. C.I.D., 103. Crescent, 24. Day-Leeds, 71. Douglas, 10 59. Gil-yard, 245. G.N., 37. Howett, 161. Humberette, 31. Marshall-Arter, 31. Melen, 35, 654. Merz, 266. Morgan, 35. Perry, 35. Pyramid, 33. Ranger, 33. Swift, 40. Tiny, 37, 40. Trummill, 69 V.A.L., 29. Wall Tricarriage, 29. Wanderer, 652. Warne, 29. Warren-Lambert, 418. Wilton, 29
Cheddar Gorge, 704, 705
Cheshire, Beauty and Danger Spots in, 812a
Chester, A Frequent Scene in, 810
Chicago Cyclecar Club Run, 375, 376
Circuit de Rambouillet, 717
Climb Greasy Gradients, How to, 259, 260
Clutch: Catch to Hold Out, 773. Inserting Matches Beneath, 196
Coats: Moffat, 61. Piggott, 61
Cobham: Pain's Hill at, 774b. White Lion at, 744
Col d'Allos, Zigzag Road Up the, 129
Colmore Cup Trial—(See " Trials, Sutton Coldfleld A.C.")
Colonial Roads, Heavy Going on, 466b
Competitions—(See " Trials ")
Compression Tap, Rotherham, 41
Contrast, A Curious, Afforded by Carden Monocar and Gipsy Van, 545
Control: Out of, 53. Tiller, of the Jet, 313
"Cooks, Too Many"—A Humorous View of the Definition Question, 435
Cooling Water Device To Warn Drivers, Naughton, 770
Coombe Bottom Hill, 322
Copper Wire, Testing the Magneto by Insertion of, 86
Corners, Carrying a Flag to Give Warning to Drivers of Vehicles Approaching in an Opposite Direction, 251
Costumes, Motor Cycling and Light Car Compared, 551
Country, The Magic of the, 119-122 Countries, Through Four, on a Three-wheeler, 136 Coupe Body, A Featherweight, 274
Coupe de Tourisme— (See " Trials ")
Coventry: A Dangerous and Narrow Bridge Near, 496. Warwick Road, Gateway on, 412
Cowdale Hill, Near Buxton, 338, 377, 528 Craigavon, Ulster, Sir Edward CarBon's Headquarters at, 646, 689 Crawley, M.C.C. Opening Run at, 565, 612
vi.
The Light Car and Cyclecar
C (continued).
Creech Hill, Near Wareham, 253, 286
Creg Willey's Hill, 422
Croix Haute, Col de la, 460
Cross-country Scamper, A, 97-199
Crouch Works, Picturesque Exit from, 494
Crucial Test, The, 48
Cudham Hill, 255
" Cuesta Zapata," South America, 395
Cumbria Works, Cockermouth, 807
Cycle and Motor Cycle Manufacturers' and Traders' Union, Secretary of the, 7
Cyclecar: American: An Interesting, 15; A Novel, 686. An Australian: Built, Constructed Specially to Conform to Local Conditions, 210; Made, 626. A Privately-constructed, 145. A Simple Luxurious, 415, 416. Built by an Eton Boy, 6. Built by Senor Ar-mangue, 745. Dr. Low's Designs for a Cheap, 176; Criticised, Diagrams Describing, 287, 288. Exploring the Beauties of North Wales on a, 741, 742, 835, 836. French Home-built, 82. Home-constructed, 685. Light Car or? 124; How to Watherproof for Winter Work, 229, 231. Novel Three-wheel, with Three-speed and Reverse Gear, 210. Sleigh Attempts to Climb the Lantaret Pass, 240. That I Want, by a Motorcyclist, 620, 621. The Amphibious, 162, 163, 757, 811. The Simple, for the Owner-driver, 176, 177. With a Pressed-steel Body, 272
Cyclecar Club: Badge, 612. Paperchase, 361; Course, 232, 325; Description of, by the "Hare," 381, 382. 398. Rally: Aston Hill, 648, 649, 678, 684; Buxton, A Reminiscence of, 143; Wisley Hut, 180, 211, 214, Humour of the, 235. Swift Car Awarded the Prize in the, 256. Run: Arms Hill, 644, 645; Hendon Aerodrome, 407; Thame, 311. Some Members of the, 122— (See " Hill-climbs " and "Trials ")
Cyclecarist: Escape of, from Death, A, 205, 206. Superstitious, The Unfortunate Adventures of a, 466a
Cyclecars: American. The Truth about, 127. Beat Large Racing Cars in Paris Suburban Hill-climb, 154. Four Transatlantic, 91, 92
Cyclecars—(See " Light Cars ")
Cylclean Carbon Deposit Remover, 732
Cylinder: Flanges, Drilled to Facilitate Cooling of an Air-cooled Engine, 54. Plug in the Right and Wrong Position of, 196
Cylinders, Clip to Compress Piston Rings in Replacing, 146
D
" Dangerfield Trophy, The "—(See " Trials.
A.-C.U.")
Day and Night, All in a, 207-209 Definition Question. A Humorous View of the—
? Too Many Cooks," 435
Design, Dr. Low's Remarkable, 176. Criticised, 287 Devon, Hil]-cfimbing in, 711 " Diana at the Wheel, 353, 354 Differential, A Gearless, 428
Dinners: A.-C.U.. Souvenir Programme of the, 273 Dog: And the Light Car, 515. The Motoring, on
Land and Water, 811 Donnybrook, Dublin, 821 Dorchester, Near, 199 714. Of a Light Car in Wintry Weather, The, 351, 352. On Greasy Roads, Light Car, 490a, 490b. Systems of Light Cars and Cyclecars, 443-445
Drop Forgings: How They Are Made, 739
Duddon Bridge, 812c
Dundry Hill, 704
Dust Problem, The, 690
Dyffryn, 742
Dyrham Park, Near St. Albans, 289
Easter Tour, Your, 634, 635
Edge Hill, The Round Tower on, 695
Elements, Defying the, 229-231
Elmdon, An Alarming Accident at, 420
Emergency, How to Act in an, 713. 714
Engine: An Air-cooled: Drilled Cylinder Flanges to Facilitate the Cooling of, 54; Increasing Draughts on the Flanges of an, 525. Balancing, The Problem of, 513. Coolinj, Ventilator in Bonnet to Assist, 146. Dismantling, in Under 15 Minutes, 640, 641. Long-stroke, The Attributes of a, 622. Starting the, from the Seat. 264
ENGINES: Alldays Midget, 772. Alpha, 107,732. Altos, 403. Anzani, 142. Armstrong, 205. Blumfield, 22. Calthorpe Minor, 334a. Carter, 374. Chater Lea, 20. Dalm, 180. D.E.W., 23. Dormall, 394, 640, 641, 712. En-field Autolette, 341. Humberette, 28. .Towett, 809. Mendip, 592. Mercury, 367. Meteorite, 330. M.I.P., 66. Saxon, 367
Engines: Representative Types of, 601, 602. Power of Different, Diagram Showing, 56
Enthusiasts, Fair, 541
Esher, On the Road to, 607
Eton: Boy, Cyclecar Built by a, 6. The Schoolyard at, 6
Exeter, 675. High Street at, 74
Exhaust Valve Spring. A Novel, 737
Expert's Note Book, From an, 780
Fairford Road, Near Cirencester. A Morgan After It Had Caught Fire on the, 828
Fintry Hill, Near Glasgow, 784
Fishguard, Dangerous Hill at, 57
Flag, Carrying a, to Warn Drivers of Vehicles
Approaching- Round Corners in Opposite Direction, 251
Folk-lore and the Tourist, 119-122 Forge Valley, 702
Forgings, Drop: How They Are Made, 739 Foundry, A Day in a, 241-243 Free-wheel Device, Carrie, 298 French Alpine Tour, Some Passes on This Year's, 384, 385, 460, 461—(See "Trials, French Sis Days ")
Friction Drive, The Case for, 572
Frosty Lanes, O'er Icebound Roads and, 308, 309

Galabier Pass, Road Over the, 129
Garrowby Hill, 790
Gate Change, A Catch in, to Prevent the Engagement of the Reverse, 468
Gear: Ratios. Measuring, 525. The Art of Changing, 440
Gears, Fleury Worm, 390
Generator: Parts of the, Requiring Attention, 172. Washer of String. A Makeshift. 369
Generators: Kemco, 219. Smith and Son, 41
Gloucester, Near, 307
G.N., Ltd., New Works oi the, 279
Qodalming, Mill Between Hfndhead and, 93. 10-mile Limit in, 4
Golf Links, Arriving at the. 816
OomshalL Combe Bottom Near, 489
Gong, Two-note, Brown Bros., 41
Gradients, How to Climb ', 260
Grande Chartreuse: The Col de Feste on, 296. Route de la, 285
Grand Prix de France, 218, 219. Course, 483. I
First Impressions of a, 126. Winner, Gold Medal Presented to Last Year's, bv the All'.. 310
Great Britain, Holiday Haunts in, 539
Greenhow Hill. 802. B12b
Grenoble, A View on the Course of the Alpine International Tour Course, 718
Gretna Green, Outside the Famous Smithy at, 136
Grimes Hill. Watersplash at Foot of, 134, 135
Guy's Cliff Housse, Warwick, The Grass Avenup in Front of, 696
Gyrocar, Single-track, Brennan, 756
H
Hairpin Bend, How Not to Take a, 55
Harlech Castle: Gate House of, 712. Morfa Har-lech from, 835
Harrogate: Grand Hotel at, 763, 826; Garage, 789. Some Famous Hills Near, 616, 617
Hathaway's, Ann, Cottage, 413
Headlamp Position on a Humberette, 433
Health, The Light Car as an Aid to, 818
Hendon Aerodrome. The Cyclecar Club at, 407
Hen ton Woods Hill, 616, 617
Hill-climbing in Devon, 711
HILL-CLIMBS: Argenteuil, 502. Bristol M.C.C., 733. Cesky Klub Automobilistii of Prague, 677. Cyclecar Club: Aston Hill, 490, 648, 649, 678, 684; South Harting (1913), 751. Essex M.C., 519. Gometz-le-Chatel, 138, 1?9. Paris ("La Vie au Grand Air"), 154. Scarborough and District M.C.C., 691. Stoekport and District M.C.C., 733. Westmorland M.C.C., 690
Hill-climbs in Town and Country, 733
Hill: Conquering in Kent, 254, 255. Dangerous, at
Fishguard, £4000 Spent to Avoid, 57. Top,
The Silhouette on the, 192 v
Hills Near Harrogate, Some Famous, 616. 617
Hindhead: And Godalming, Hill Between, 93. Cyclecars Near, 52. Some of the Staff of THE LIGHT CAR AND CYCLECAR on the Road at, 191
Holiday Haunts in Great Britain. 539
Holmbury St. Mary. Near, 408
Holme Chase Hill, 674-676, 711
Holmes Chapel, Lane Near, 812a
Holyhead Road. Near Corwen. Accident on the, 692
Home, Body Painting at, 150
Homeward Bound, 633
Hoods: Adamson, 60. Charlesworth (Dickey Seat), 580
Hood Up, Draughts with the. How to Obviate, 226
Horn Bulb Cover, Brooks, 680
Horns: Apollo, 179. Clero. 527. Long (Markt and Co.), 303. Lucas, 225
Hounds, A Day with the, from the Seat of a Singer, 151, 152
Hungry Hill, 338
Hunting We Will Go, A, 151, 152
Hyde Park Corner and Its Complex Problems, 275-277
Hydrocar, Lambert, 162, 163, 757, 811

Icebound Roads, O'er, and Frosty Lanes, 308, 309
Indiana, U.S.A., Imp Cyclecar in, 141
Indian Scenery, Typical, 405
Indicator that May be Made Obligatory in Paris,
Inspection Pit, A Raised, 776
Insurance Broker, Light Car as an Aid to, 576, 577 Interest, The Centre of, 667
Ireland, The Light Car Club of, Inaugural Run of, 821

Jacks: Dew (Storage), 179. Markt and Co., 303 .Tauffen Pass in the Tyrol, 296
Jedburgh and Melrose, Between, 783
Jet, Tiller Control of the, 313

Kapston Hill, 488
Kcitihlcy Gate Hill, 796
Kendal-Windermere Road.s, bnprovement on, 388
Kenilworth, A Road Improvement at, 421
Kennard's, Mrs. Mary E., Garage and Perry Light Car, 438, 4.19
Kent, Hill Conquering in, 254, 255 ,
Kent Ladies Hockey Team and Their Singer Light Care, 432
Krswiek and Ambleslde, Between, 783
Kidstones Pa.w, 794, 795, 802, 830, 831, 840
King's Head Hill, 771
Kirkby Stephen, 792 K s.net, 584 ELnuteiord, Rose and Crown at, 812
I ;nly Bower's Hairpin, 487
Lady: Drives, The, 523. How a, Learnt to Drive a Light Car, S63, 364. Owner-Driver The 438, 439. Takes Control, The, 598 LADY LIGHT CARISTS AND CYCLECARISTS: Addis-Price, Miss, 202. Belman, Miss Lottie, 466. Berend. Miss Lottie, 542. Coleman, Mi .1 IIS. Bdmrdea, Miss Norah V, 697. Ken-nard, Mrs. Mary E., 438. La Vigue, Miss Olive, 16'.'. Morgan, Miss D., 651. Powell Mrs., 486. 488, 650, 814. Roper, Miss, 740 Lakes, Doing the, by Light Car, 812c Lamp: Paoign, Novelty in, 340. Oil, Converting an to Acetylene, 117. Tail, Safe Place to Carrv ? a, 842 Lampposts, The Painting of, Westminster CC and
and, 80
LAMPS: C.A.V., 42. East London Rubber Co., 280 Fallot, 359. Lucas, 225. Peto and Radford (American), 340
. Elective, A Neat Cover for, 400 Lancing. A Snapshot Near, L'.:>8 Lautarit P.u-s: Oyclecar sleigh Attempts to Climb
the, 240. Scenes on the, 297
l.iiv Lpjlit Car Owner and the, 339, 340, 627, 628. The Limb of the, is Always Antagonistic to Users of the Highway, 627 l.i.C. New By-law: Keep to the Left, 538 I-e^ion of Frontiersmen Find an A.-C. Sociable Useful in Camp, 499
Le Mans, Grand Prix Court at, 483 Lght Car: An Alpine Holiday on a, 384, 385, 4£0, 461. And Cyclecar Chassis Overloaded when Carryirfg Three People/ Is a, 719-721. As an Aid to Health, 818. As a Tender for Big Car. 557. Design: Simplicity in, 417, 418; Suggestions for Improving, 623, 624. Doing the Lakes by, 812c. Driving on Greasy Roads, 490a, 490b. Earning a Living on a, 576, 577. For Shopping and Business, 810. How a Lady Learnt to Drive a, 353, 354. How to Climb Alpine Passes on a, 296-298. In London Traffic, Ease of Handling in, 577. Luxurious, The, 87-89, 555. Not Checked by Adverse Conditions, 596. Or Cyclecar 124; How to Weatherproof a, for Winter Work, 229-231. Owner and the Law, 339, 340, 627, 628. Points Requiring Attention on a, 9. Protection for the, 784. Simple, Built by a Reader, 530. Springing, 222-224. The Dog and the, 515. The Driving of a, in Wintry Weather, 351, 352. The Scientist and the, 289. 290. Where It Scores Over Larger Machines for Pionicking, 748. Which Does the More Damage to the Roads, The Untaxed Cart, or the Taxed 10 cwt. ? 342. With a Novel Bcdy, A, 329. With a Pedal Starter, 217 LIGHT CAR AND CYCLECAB, THE: Hour Record Cup, 544. Mileage and Expenses Chart, 181. Some of the Staff of, on the Road at Hind-head, 191. Pocket Book, 194 Light Car Club of Ireland, The, Inaugural Run of, 821
LIGHT CARISTS AND CYCLECABISTS. Abbott, Mr. R., 766. Adamson, Mr. R. B., 134; Mr. W., 135. Anderson, Mr., 705, 733. Armstrong, Mr. G., 796, 802
Bale Mr. F. H., 108, 489. Bashall, Mr. A., 184; Mr H., 637. Bayliss, Mr. F., 307. Beach, Mr., 626. Beasley, Mr. A. E., 372; Mr. H. P., 707. Bell, Mr., 618. Bennett, Mr. J., 812d. Beulter, Mr., 812d. Bray. Mr A., 766. Broadbent, Mr., 799. Brook, Mr. R. Vernon C, 334. Buckingham, Mr. J. F., 371, 690 Buckman, Mr. B., 134. Busby, Mr. Vernon, 334
Carden, Mr. J. V., 492, 762. Cartwrigbt, Mr., 812d Carty, Mr. S. W., 263. Chance, Mr. J. T., 765. Chater Lea, Mr., 197, 487, 506. Cohen, Mr. Elliott. 812d. Collier, Mr., 798. Cook. Mr. C. R., 398, 529, 734. Cooper, Mr. W., 393, 674, 675, 684. Coyne, Mr. A. E., 328. Crouch. Jllnr., Mr., 694. Cummings, Mr. S. G., 735, 790 Dou"las, Mr. W. W., 705. Doutre, M., 482, 521.
Duke, Mr. R. W., 334 Ebblewhite. Mr., 449. Eiscr, M., 482. Evans,
Mr. P. J., 334 Fenn, Mr. A .G., 578. Fenton, Mr. Graham, 239. Fry, Messrs., 429
Gallop, Mr. Clive, 469. Galvin, Mr., 795. Georget, MM., 117. Glikstein, Mr. S., 485 Greenhill, Rev. B. P., 338. Grey, Mr., 448. Griffith, Mr. G., 198. 676. Guilding, Mr. W., 134 Hart-Davies, Mr. I. B., 401. Heis, Mr. E. C, 393. Hill, Mr B. Allan, 675. Holloway, Mr. R., 619. Holza-pfel, Mr., 774. Humphries, Mr. J.C., 528, 529, 802 .Tarrott, Mr. C, 766. Jones, Mr. F. C, 812d;
Mr H., 703 Keiller, Mr. C. M., 703, 799. Knyft, Mr. Rene
I de, 239
Lane, Mr. H., 841. La Vigne, Mr, J. P., 462. Legrain, M. Rene, ZW. Leno, Mr., 791.
TKe Light Car and Cyclecar
L (continued).
LIGHT CABISTS AND CYCLECABISTS—oontd.
Little. Mr., 673. Longuemare, M. Georges, 239 Loughborough, Mr. T. W., 338. Low, Dr. A. M., 175, 456, 636, 780
Martin, Mr L., 473, 615, 678, 763, 789, 791; Mathews, Mr. W. A., 2S7. McDonnell, Mr. H P. 735, 838. Mclver, Mr. A., 812d. McMinnies, Mr. W. G., 361, 519, 648. Mes-servy Mr R F., 198, 454, 489, 649. Mocatta, Mr F E., 649. Morgan, Mr., 135, 282, 678; Rev H G., 585, 651 Mundy, Mr. Rex, 135 186, 282, 306, 334, 694. Myddleton, Mr. C. W., 256
Nash, Mr. A. G. F., 489. Nicholson, Mr. J. D., 487; Mr. S. P., 691. Noble, Mr. A., 674. Notman, Supt., 812
Oates, Mr. W. H., 565, 704, 822. Overall, Mr. L. M., 532
Page, Mr. A. R., 632. Pauling, Mr. J G., 328, 486. Payne, Mr. F. T., 108. Pearsall, Mr., 815. Phillpott, 263. Pigott, Mr. G. G. C, 704. Polnski, Mr. T., 466. Porter, "Mr. C, 677
Richards, Mr. F. H., 209. Rich, Mr. Charles, 730 Roberts, Mr., 794, 802. Rollason, Mr. F.,'800. 832. Boss, Mr. Alec, 334. Kothwell, Mr. Ramshaw, 299
Sambridge, Mr., 647. Scott, Mr. C. L., 453, 791, 793, S01. Scriven, Mr. J., 782 Sheret, Mr. S., 337. Silver, Mr. T., 334. Slater, Mr., 565. Smith, Mr. H. 0., 278, 735, 771. Soresby, Mr. S. O., 334 Southam, Mr. H., 335. Stevenson, Mr. F. H., 392 Stewart, Mr., 645. St. John, Mr James, 334
Thomas, Mr. Frank, 209, 227, 312. Thompson, Mr. H. A., 519. Topping, Mr. P., 492. Town-shend, Mr., 199
Veuille, Mr. H. de, 334. Violet. M., 717
Walker, Mr. E. S., 486. Ware, Mr. E. B., 615, 703, 736. Warne, Mr. A. F., 734: Mr. W. R., 253 Westall, Mr.' S. C, 764, 790, 792, 820. West, Mr. T. V., 286. Whittall, Mr. W., 791, 802, 840. Woodhouse, Mr. J., 334. Wood, Mr. G. W., 799; Mr. J. T., 135, 282, 392, 615, 648, 764, 765 789. Woodrow, Mr., 493, 733, 808. Wright, Mr. S., 813
" Light Car Manual," Illustration from, 625 LIGHT CAES AND CYCLECABS: A.-C, 21, 51, 72, 135, 186, 206, 209, 211, 306, 398, 463, 529, 531, 549, 550, 552, 587, 674, 694, 719, 720, 734, 744, 764, 774b, 789, 790-793, 801, 820, 830; Rear Hub Brake, Rear Axle Hand Brake, Engine, and Lever on Steering Column on, 18; Tiller Control on, 313. A.-C. Sociable, 169, 499, 532, 584a. Adamson, 21, 72, 122, 134, 389, 503, 553, 636, 637, 645; Control on, 76; Domed Wings on, 88; Engine on, 732; Gearbox, etc., on, 17. Adcock, 427. Adler, 638. Airette, 278. Alldays, 37, 765. Alldays Midget, 134, 463; Engine on, 772; Leather Valance on, 89; Radiator on, 231. Armstrong, 205, 809. Arden, 238, 412, 413, 449, 486, 518, 528, 529, 561, 802, 830, 831,
Ascot, 288, 808. Autocrat, 668. Automobi-
lette, 155, 220. Autorette, 769
Baby Mathis, 286. Baby Peugeot, 396, 480, 481, 492, 549, 552, 790, 791, 796, 802; Spring, Quarter-elliptic, at Rear, on, 223. Bantam, 807. Beasley, 372. Bedelia, 99, 138, 139, 154, 502, 677; Automatic Gear Variation on, 112; (Sleigh), 515. Brennabor, 329. British Lucar, 245, 246. Buckingham, 31, 96, 227, 248, 371, 519, 550, 677, 681. 682, 690; Levers and Pedals on, 20 Buckingham " Palace," 549. Bugatti, 604
Caloott, 254. 255, 311, 721, 730. Calthorpe, 26, 27, 459, 614, 708, 746; Cabriolet, 98. Cal-thorpe Minor, 304-306. 334a-335, 437, 552, 638, 812 ; Transmission, etc., on, 334b; Universal Joint on Fork End of the Propeller Shaft on, 231. Cap, 263. Carden, 3, 4, 21, 93, 213, 236, 382, 492, 545, 737, 762, 774, 811, 814. Carnation, 292, 313. Carter, 284, 345; Engine on, 374. Ccco, 828. Charron, Magneto and Camshaft Starting Gear on, 248; Quadrant, Second Neutral Position of the, oh, 247. Charron-nette, 755, 795. Chater Lea, 24, 460, 487, 506, 747; Adjustable Steering Head on, 88; Engine on, 20. Cftelsea, 699. C.I.D., 103. Clement-Bayard, 603. Comet, 92. Cowey, Pneumatic Cylinders at the Rear of the Chassis on, 222. Crescent, 24, 631, 695, 696; Driving System of, 443; Blumfleld Twin-cylinder Engine on, 22. Cricket, 329. Crouch, 188, 494. Crouch Carette, 220, 778, 812b. Cumbria, 484 807 Cummikar, 247, 490b, 606, 607. 735, 774a Cyclonette (Skiff-shaped Bodied), 662
Day-Leeds. 24, 71. De Cross, 127 Deemsters 766. De P., 550, 649, 712. De P. Dno, 454 489, 512; Gearbox, etc., on, 23; Driving Sys
tem of, 443. D.E.W., 75, 318 578; Engine
on, 23. D.L., 75, 802. Douglas, 10, 59, 705.
Duo, 198, 320; Hand and Foot Control on, 23; Underslung Frame on, 23. Duo Grand
Prix, 773
Eagle, 139 Enfield Autolette, 306, 352, 466b, 516, 536, 670, 740; Engine on, 341. Eric, 64' Driving System on, 443
Fafnir-engined (German), 210. Falcon, 132, 526,
Georget, 117. Gilyard, 245. G.N., 37, 115, 116, 2J9, 311 337, 489, 550, 649, 672, 697, 744. 753, J74b 812b; Driving System on, 444; Hub and Cable Steering on, 608; Tie Rod on Frame ?&' AIIT'11.?1"1 GilIiin> Junr.V), 415, 416, 723. G.N. Grand Prix. 377; Front Suspen-f°n on. 25. Goodchild, 451. Gordon, 591, «g. 7*»- ™6j.«>2. 80S, 830. Gramm, 91. Grant J& io^^F" V- 135> 198. 392, 398, 453, 460 7«' 7-.' !«' 554' m- 615' 648' 703' m 725 7S5, 788, 789, 799, 830, 831; Driving System on, 444; Foot Brake, etc., on, 28; Speedometer Drive on, 824; Universal Joint on, 290; Water Pump, Centrifugal, on, 28
Hampton, 252. H. and S., 711. Hill and Stonier, 804. Hillman, 304, 674, 675, 792, 799, 830; Starting Handle Mechanism, Covered in, on, 246. Horstmann, 217. Howett, 161. Humberette, 31, 72, 135, 199, 203, 393, 433, 486, 488, 510 511 542 554, 612, 650, 671, 674,675,685,705, 733, 746, 779, 812, 81M, 813, 814, 841; Connection to the D.A. Cylinder on, 498; Engine and Radiator on, 28; Mudguarding Arrangements on, 88. Hurlin,' Countershaft on, 234
Imp, 91, 141, 428, 476, 716
J.B.S., 378, 486, 528, 565, 764, 789. Jennings, 571. Jowett, Engine on, 809
L.A.D., 318. Lagonda, 122, 311, 448, 449, 459, 552 565, 612, 704, 822. Lambert (Hydrocarl, 162 163 757 811. Lamb, Transmission System on, 113. La Perle, 138. La Vigne, 462. L M, 233, 531, 837. Little Princess, 233
Macqueen, 210. M.A.F., 621, 699. Majola, 482, 521. Malcolm, 92; Front Axle on, 669. Marl-borough, 784; Suspension on, 222—(See "Sigma" below). Marshall-Arter, 31, 515; Driving System on, 444. Mathis, 458, 583, 711. Mathis Babylette, 189, 370, 482, 812f. McKen-zie, Sunk Gate on, 88. Mead and Deakin, Driving System on, 443. Melen, 33, 35, 553, 654; Driving .System on, 445; Front View of, 76. Mendip, Engine on, 592. Mercury, 15, 575; Engine on, 367. Merz. 266, 272. Meteorite, 330, G05, 772. Metz, 292. Morgan, 35, 135, 154, 184, 361, 392, 393, 487, 490, 519, 531, 578, 615, 619, 648, 651, 672, 673, 678, 691, 702, 703, 723, 725, 736, 828; Starting from the Seat Device on, 264; Sloping Dash on, 88. Morgan-Adler, 228, 548, 567, 630, 684, 707, 710, 791, 802, 840. Morgan Cabriolet, 758. Morgan Grand Prix, 429, 502. 676, 690. Morris-Oxford, 104, 105, 202, 257, 304. 448, 451, 469, 548, 637, 645, 669, 704, 711, 725, 744, 753, 774b, 782, 811, 812e, 812f, 841; Three-Quarter Elliptic Slip on
the Rear on, 222. Morse, 477. Motorette, 33
Nardini, 363, 403. New Imperial, Change-speed for Control on, 32
Omnium, 331. O-We-Go, 639
Perry, 35, 73. 307, 347, 439, 618, 632, 638; Driving System on, 445; Inside Gear and Crank Levers on, 88. Perry Cabrio-Coupe, 32. Pilain,
* Semi-elliptic Springs on Rear on, 223. Pilot, Three-quarter Elliptic Rear Springs on, 222. P.M.C. Motorette, Driving System on, 443. Puch, 188. Pyramid, 33, 51; Friction Drive on, 34. Pytchley. 274
Ranger, 33, 278, 328, 553, 735, 771. Ridley Carette, 758. Roc, Steering Gear on, 38. Russa (Indian), 405
Salmon, 788. Saxon, 292, 366, 367, 590, 687; Lubrication System on, 759. S.C.A.T., 122. Scripps-Booth, 366. Sigma (Marlborougb), 769. Simplic, 828. Singer, 26, 27, 151, 152, 171, 253, 299. 311, 395, 432, 473, 531. 544, 544a, 548, 564b, 615, 646. 678, 709, 725, 763, 789, 791 794, 799, 800, 802, 812d. 823, 832; Rear Springing on, 223; Waterproof Cover for, 258. Sir-ron, 246, 790. Stag, 114, 134. Standard, £04, 646. 689, 721, 735, 799, 838; Shock Absorber
on Rear on. 223; Victoria Hood on. 246.
Steco, 686. Stellite, 305, 518, 548, 667. Swift,
System on, 444; Staggered and Tilted Seating on, 89
Tiny, 37, 40, 72. Trumbull. 69, 82, 95. Tweanie, 40, 505, 571, 703, 725; Projecting Shelf on Dash on, 89. Twombly, 291
V.A.L., 29; Power Unit on, 36. Viceroy, 564. Viking, 650b. Violet-Bogey, 154, 228 584a, 717. Vulcan, 806
Wall Tricarriage, 29, 51, 64, 516; Driving System on, 445. Wanderer, 285, 296, 384, 461, 638 652 Warne. 29, 553, 734, 788, 815; Coimterehaft on, 39; Driving System on, 444; Reverse Gear on, 38; Shelf on Dash on, 89. Warren-Lambert 122, 417, 418, 495. Weichman, 512. Whiting-Grant, 731. Wilton, 29, 289, 308, 309, 601 523-Driving System on, 444. Woodrow, 493 733 808. Woods, Mcbilette, 165, 170
Light Cars: And Cyclecars: Cantilever Springing for, 546; Driving Systems of, 443-445. In the Ulster Crisis. 646. Of To-day, 236
Lighter Vein, OSympia in, 62, 63
Lighting' by the Magneto, 325
Lighting Dynamo, Efandem. 458
LIGHTING SETS: Fallot, 77. Kohinoor (Williams and Co.), 680. Lodge, 527. Maglite (Mr. A. E. lwiddly s), 325. Phonopore (Samson and Veal), 770
Lighting Switchboards: Bosch 42 C A V 42
Lippets Hill, 278
Locking Device, Mr. H. Martin's, 286
Locknut, Perfloc, 107
London: Busiest Crossing of, 275-277. Busiest Thoroughfares of, A Night Scene in One of, 212, 213. Coventry Road, Dangerous Cross Roads on, 658. Portsmouth Road, 51. 211, 812e-""Traffic"?6 Par' °f> ?74b' Traffic—(See
Lostock Graham, Near, 812a
Low, Dr.: Audiometer of, 474, 475. Averometer of 100. Converting a Speedometer to a Revolution Counter Described by, 356 Designs I™ » Cheap Cyclecar, 176; Criticised, 287, 288. Petrol Vapour Detector, 234
Lubricating Through the Carburetter, Diagrams Describing. 249-251, 261, 262
Lubrication at Speed, 667
Lubricators: Best and Lloyd, 41. Saxon, 759
Lulworth Cove, 723
Lyme Regis, 219

Magneto: Lighting by the, 325. Testing the, by Insertion of Copper Wire, 86
Malvern Bally, 618, 651
Mam Gap, Near Sheffield, 376
Mam Tor, 486, 487, 506, 529
Manchester-Chester Road, 812a
Manchester M.C., Opening Run of the. 531
MAPS: A.-C.U. Spring One Day Trial Course, 457. Arms Hill and Nettlebed, Showing Position of, 517. Aston Hill, Showing Position of, 490. Cyclecar Club: General Efficiency Trial Course, 294, 396; Paperchase Course, 232, 325. French Six Days Trial Course, 218, 346, 679. Grand Prix Course, 483. Kentish and Surrey Test Hills, Showing the Worst, 254. M.C.C.: London-Edinburgh Trial Course, 829; London-Exeter Trial Course, 74; London-Exeter Trial (Jarrott Cup) Course, 6o3. Nailsworth "Ladder," Showing Position of, 825. Oxford M.C.C. York and Back Trial Course, 391. R.A.C. Light Car Trial Course, 616, 617, 752, 754, 777. Scottish Six Days Trial Course, 650a. Sutton Coldfield and Mid-Warwickshire A.C. Trial (Colmore Cup) Course, 368. Wisley Hut, Showing Country for 25 Miles Round, 180. Yorkshire to Wales, Showing Best Route, 779
Maps: Showing How the Simple Cyclecar Assists the Commercial Traveller, 348. Studying the, 568. "The Motor," Sections from, 775
Marble or Wood? 466a
Marlborough, Snowed Up on the First Day of Spring Near, 657
Matches, Inserting, Beneath the Leather of a Clutch, 196
Matchless Cup—(See "Trials, Woolwich, Plum-stead and District M.C.C.")
M.C.C.: Easter Tour to Weymouth, 672, 697, 723. Opening Run to Brighton, 612; Light Cars and Cyclecars at Crawley, 565
Mechanical Conjuring Trick, A, 739
Mechanism, Vital Parts of, Attention to Lubrication and Cleaning of, 96, 97
Melrose and Jedburgh, Between, 783
Menai Straits, Britannia Bridge Over the, 741, 836
Mercury Cyclecar Factory in America, 144
Midland Light Car Club: Badge. 612. First Lady Owner to Join the, 740. First Run of the, 647, 650. Mr. Sambridge, Organizer and Founder of the, 647. Prominent Midland Motorists Interested in the, 334
Midland Road, A Water-cooled Humberette Snapped on a, 203
Midlands: Greasy Gradients in the, 260. Lost in the, 282
Mileage and Expenses Chart, How to Use the, 181
Miniature Motorcar, Mountaineering by, 296-298
Minnow Among the Tritons, A, 212, 213
Mirror, Rear, Smith and Son, 527
Monocar: An Interesting, 209. For the Business Man, The, 317-319. For £50, A, 278. Mr. Clive Griffin's Sporting, 591. 400 Miles on a, 197-199
Monetarist's Dream, The, 543
Monocars: Newbould's Home-made, Mr., 81. Premier Co.'s Employee's. 669
Monocars—(See " Light Cars ")
Morfa Harlech from Harleeh Castle, 835
Morton. Canal Bridge at, 797
Motor-bicycles: A.B.C., 299. Douglas, 299
Motorcar, Miniature, Mountaineering by, 296-298
Motorcycle, F.N., Home-built Three-wheeler from Parts of an, 164
Motorcyclist, The Cyclecar That I Want, by a, 620, 621
Motoring: Day, at Brooklands, 811; on Land and Water, 811. Economical: in Scotland, 304, 305; Making it More, 660. Neolithic, 12. Popular, at the Manchester Show, 246-248. Weatherproof, 60, 61
Motorists' Mecca—Brooklands, 725
Motorist, Winter. Increasing the Comfort of the, 267, 268
Motor Sleighs: Bedelia Transformed into, 515. Le-grain, 464
"Motor, The," Maps, Sections from the, 775
Motor Museum, H.H. the Duke of Teck Makes His Speech at the Opening of the, 520
Mountaineering by Miniature Motorcar, 296-298

Nailsworth: "Ladder," 825. "W.," 335; Hill 370
Neolithic Motoring, 12
Netherhall Gardens, 476
Newark Abbey, 743
Newby Bridge, 812c
Newfoundland, A Humberette in, 510, 511
Newlands Corner, Merrow Down at, 481
New York, After the Blizzard in 687
North: Highways in the, 783. The Light Car in
the, 778, 779
Notice Board, An Unusual, at Streatham 667 Novice's Nightmare, A, 613 Number Plates: Keeping Them Clean, 281 Numbers, The Dimensions of, 339
o
Observer in Oxford-York-Oxford Run, Arduous
Duties of, 448, 449 Oiler. Forced-feed, Lucas, 179 Old Wvche, Malvern, 560, 561, 564, 565, 631 Orde, Mr. J. W., 787, 789, 802 Originality, The Danger of, 287 288 Overcoat, Heavy, Three Ways of Wearing Collar of,
OWner-Byc!eecarTohr! M%7 ^ "* The SimpI" Oxford: Picturesque Surroundings Near 747 Ux-bndge Road, Improvement on, 589
THe LigHt Car and Cycleear
Paris: A Light Car Wedding at, 109. An Indicator That May be Made Obligatory in, 515
Passenger's Seat, An Unusual Figure in the, 661
Passenger: The Extra, 719-721. The Perfect, 83-85
Pebblecombe Hill, 322, 453, 489, 503
Peel, 422
"Petroil" Lubrication, Experiments with, 249-251, 261, 262
Petrol Consumption. Chart ol, 81
Petrol Filter, Enot s, 42
Petrol Vapour Detector, Dr. Low's, 234
Picnicking, The Pleasures of, 748
Pioneers of Prominence, 108
Piston Kings, Clip to Compress, in Replacing Cylinders, 146
Piston Rings, Faudi, 399
Pleasure, Business or, For, 537
Plug Cut-out, Lodge, 42
Pocket Book, LIGHT CAR AND CYCLECAR, 194
Pol Hill, Kent, Near, 682
Police Trap, A Four-mile, Start and Finish of, 570
Pordoi Pass, Obelisk at Summit of, 384
Portsmouth Road. 51, 812e. Looking West from the, 111. Picturesque Part of, 774b
Portway Hill, 814, 815
Precision .Engine Works in America, 193
Prejudice-, Popular, Features that Produce, 608
Pulley, Stag, Adjustable, 165
Purchasers, Points of, 124, 601, 602

Quenton Hill on the Manchester-Chester Road, 812a

Racer: A Grand Prix, First Impressions of, \%. Tuning a, 544, 544a, 544b
R.A.C.: Light Car Trial—ISee "Trials"). Secretary of—Mr. J. W. Orde, 787, 789, 802
Railway/ Road or, 67
Rallies: Cyelecar Club: Aston Hill, 648, 649; Wisley Hut, 180, 211, 214. "Motor Cycling," Mai-vern, 618, 651
Ranmore Common, 321
Rear Light, Bosch, 41
Record, Hour, LIGHT CAR AND CYCLECAR Cup and Singer Car that Holds the, 544, 544b
Records at Brooklands: Carden, 762, 774
Rectory Hill, Amersham, 227
Reigate, Curious Accident at, 667
Relic of the Past at Worplesdon, A, 667
Reverse, A Catch in the Gate Change to Prevent the Engagement of the, 468
Reversing, Trick, 90
Revolution Counter, Converting a Speedometer to a, Dr. Low's Device, 356
Ribble, New Bridge in Course of Construction Across, 7G2
Richmond Meet, 677, 709
Rievaulx Abbey, 781
Rising- Sun Hill, Near Cheltenham, 260
Ritz Hotel, 212, 213
River Hill, 681
Road: Or Railway? 67. Shock Neutralizing, 767. The Darling of the—The Light Car Luxurious, 555
Roads: Greasy, Light Car Driving on, 490a, 490b. Which Does the More Damage to the, the UnUxed Cart or the Taxed 10 cwt. Light Car? 242
Rose Hill, Near Birmingham, 224, 306
Rousby Bar Hill, 338
Rowsley Toll Bar Hill, 378
R.P.M.? 1500 or 1400. Diagrams Showing Paver Developed by Different Types of Engines, 56
Rug, Weatherproof, Piggott, 358
Running Costs and How to Reduce Them, 660
Ruxley, Corner, A Revolving Light Erected at the Cross Roads at, 293

Saintsbnry Hill. 392, 393, 459
Salisbury, 190; Light Cars being Checked in at, 228. A Main Street at, 216. Near, 189. Plain, 185, 697
Saltburn, Hairpin Bend at, 787, 788, 789
Scamper, A Cross-country, 197-199
Scarborough: Grand Hotel at, 790. Valley Bridge at, 791
Scarth Nick, 616
Scientist and the Light Car, The, 289, 290
Scotland: Economical Motoring in, 304, 305. Severe Weather in, 515
Scottish Border, On the, 137. Road That Bears a Resemblance to a Continental Highway, 785
Scottish Six Days Trial—(See " Trials ")
Sea level, Roads 10,000 ft. Above, 129
Seat, Starting from the, 379, 380. The Engine, 264
Settle, At, 820, 831
Shakespeare's: Birthplace, 413. Country, Through, on an 8 h.p. Arden, 412, 4X3
Sheffield, Mam Gap Near, 376
Shock Absorber, Derihon, 757
Shopping and Business, The Light Car for, 810
SHOWS: Copenhagen, 638; Swift Stand at, 730. Detroit, 366, 367. Manchester, 246-248. New York, 591-293. Olympia: Chassis at, 29, 31; Fair Motorists Inspecting Light Cars Outside, 94; Fallot Light Demonstrated Outside, 77; G.N. Cyclecar Used in Connection with, 16; Ground Floor Plan of, 17; In Lighter Vein, 62, 63; New Models being Tested Outside, 72, 73; Shaft, Chain, Friction and Belt Drive, Examples of, at, 33. Transmission at, 21. What It Revealed, 1. Paris Aviation, Anzani Engine at, 142. Scottish, 304, 305
Side Screens, Viking, 231
Side Turnings, A Simple Method of Indicating 494
Signposting, Novel System of, Mr. Coopers, 128, 404
Silencer with Large Cooled Box Near Engine, 780
Silhouette on the Hill-top, The, 192
Sir William Hill, 528
"Six Inches": A Story of a Simple Cyclecar and a Narrow Gateway, 110, 111
Smoky Hole, 599. Hill at, 396
Snowed Up on the First Day of Spring near Marlborongh, 657
South Harting Hill, 751
Southport: Lord Street at, 810. New Boulevard Extension at, 778
Spanner and Screwdriver, Combined, Johnson, 41
Spare Wheel, Neat Method of Carrying a, 688
Sparking Plug, Position of, 196
Speedometer and Watch, Combined, Watford, 4t
Speedometer, Auto Route and, Dunhill, 50
Speedometer, Converting a, to a Revolution Counter, Dr. Low's Device, 356
Speedometer Drive, G.W.K., 824
Speedometers, Watford, 41
Spring, Broken, Temporary Repair to a, with Tyre Lever, 688
Springing: Cantilever, for Light Cars and Cycle-oars, 5«. Light Car, 222-224. The Novel Frame and, on the American Cyclecar P'al-con, 132
Spring Lock Washers, Cheneau; 199. Lamrig, 199
Slaines: Bridge, 74. Bridge House Hotel at, 184
St. Alhans: Cathedral, 309. Dyrham Park Near, 289
STARTERS: Adamson, 380. Dunhill, 582. Horst-mann, 380. Montgomery-McGuckin, 264. Morgan, VA. Orno, 411. Parnacott, 380
Starting: Air Intake to Make It Easier, 500. From the Seat, 379, 380; The Engine, 264. Handle: Cover, Device to Hold Out of the Way and Keep Clean, 100; Hinged Catch
A _ ir „ TT .;_!_ A inn
Way and Keep Clean to Keep Upright, 400 Stathenduch, Bridge at, 785 St. Bernard, Col du, 461 Sti Whl Bd 42
St. Bernard, Col du, 461
Steering Wheels, Bowden, 42
St. James's Street, Piccadilly, A Night Scene in, 212, 213
Stoneleigh Hill, near Coventry, 823
Stratford-on-Avon Bridge, 779 ,
Streatham, An Unusual Notice Board at, GtJ7 Sudeley Hill, Near Winchcombe, 260 Surrey: By-roads, Picturesque, 501. Lanes,
Through, on a Baby Peugeot, 481. Woods,
Typical, 505 Sutton Bank, 616, 753, 788, 789, 798, 800. And Its
Surroundings, 781. The Old Roadman of, 781
Swaledale Hill, 357
Switch, Brown Bros., 41
Switzerland, An Afternoon Spin to, 1000 Years Hence, 147-149

Tail Lamp, Safe Place to Carry a, 842
Tauffen Pass, 385
Taxicab, German Three-wheel. Cyolonette, 344
Tender, Light Car as a, for Big Car, 557
Testing Room, In the, 544a
Three-wheeler: Four-cylinder Home-built. Mr. Withers's, 164. Speed Model, Mr. Whelon's, 177. Through Four Counties on a, 136, 137
Tiller Control of the Jet, 313
Tool-roll, Selfridge, 680
Tools: The Use and Abuse of, 315, 316
Tour: Alpine—(See " Trials, French Six Days "). Your Easter, 634, 635
Tour de France, 521, 578, 583, 604
Touring 1000 Years Hence, 147-149
Tourist, Folk-lore and the, 119-122
Traffic: London: Light Car in, 577: Single-track Gyrocar Threading Its Way Through, 756. Other, 11. Problem, A Serious Attempt to Solve the, 538
Transmission Squeaks, To Prevent, 468
Trial, 100 Miles, of a Carden, 3, 4
TRIALS: A.-C.U.: Light Car and Cyclecar International f" Dangerfield Trophy"), Course, 422, 423; Spring One Day, 485-488, 506, 528. 529. 542. Course. 338, 376-378, 457—Proposed Test Hills on, 357, Disqualified for Reversing in, 320, Hall Where Machines were Stored for, 515, Humour of, 430, Lady Competitor Leaving Garage in, 542 Birmingham M.C.C., 134, 135, 171, 282, 306, 307. 370, 463, 560. 561, 564, 565; Midland Cup, 335; To and Fro, 190. Bournemouth and District M.C.C., 253, 286. Bristol M.C.C., 704, 705 Coupe de Tourisme. 769. Coventry and Mid-Warwickshire A.C., 518. Coventry and Warwickshire M.C., 814, 815. Cumberland and Westmorland M.C.C., 673. Cyclecar Club General Efficiency, 453, 454. 456. 469471, 481, 489, 492, 503; Certificate Awarded for Nonstop Runs in, 573; Course, 396, 408, 409, 599, 600, Exploring on a 7 h.p. Swift, 321-323, Map and Plans of the, 294, 295; Dr. Low at, 175; Westall Cup Presented to Winner of, 409 Essex M.C., 278, 337, 734, 735, 771, 774a. Exeter
and District M.C.C., 619
French Six Days: Course, 129, 166, 218, 679, Cyclecar Sleigh Attempts to Climb Lau-taret Pass on, 240. Passes on. 384. 385, 460, 461, View on, at Grenoble, 718; Organizers of, 239, 240
M.C.C.: London-Edinburgh, Routes and Times, 829; London-Exeter, 74, 180a, 184-189, 197. 199, 216, 219, 224, 257, AH in a Day and Night in, 207-209, A Cyclecarist's Escape from Death in, 205, 206, Sketch of Mr. Frank Thomas in, 312; London-Land's End (Jar-rott Cupl. 674-676, 694, 707, 710, 711, 718, Course, 653
North-West London, London-Gloucester, 328. Nottingham M.C.C., 650
Oxford M.C.C., York and Back, 448, 449; Course,
Paris-Nice, 578, 583, 604
R.A.C. Light Car, 752-754, 763-766, 787-802 82o 826, 830, 831, 840; Course, 616, 617, 698 777'
How It is Being Marked, 766; Swift Win'
ning Team in, 799; Winning Car (Sineen
in, 800, 832 B '
Scottish Six Days, Course, 650a. Sutton Coldfield and Mid-Warwickshire A.C., 169; {ra\.more Cup), 392, 393, 459, Course, 368
Woolwich, Plimutead and District M('(J (Matchless Cup), 822, 838
Tring, The Rose and Crown Hotel at, 678, 684
Trow Hill, 180a, 186, 188, 694, 710, 711
Tritons, A Minnow Among the, 212, 213
Tynwald Hill, 422
Tyre: Burst, Repairing a Bad, 833. Gauge, A Simple, 657. Lever, Broken Spring Temporarily Repaired with, 688. Treads, StoB Lattice as a Material for, 280
Tyre Filling, Pragma, 581
Tyre Lever, Terry and Sons, 770
Tyre Pump, Atlas, 424
TYRES: Atlas, 451. Avon, 78; "Sunstoue," 7S. Bates, 79. Continental, 79. Dunlop, 79, 364 365. Excelsior, 79. Gofa, 280. Hutclnn--,], 749. John Bull, 79. Kcmpshall, 79, 451. Max Supertyre {Cuthbe and Co.), 829, Michelin. 78. Moseley, 78. Palmer, 78, 300 Pedley, 78. Peerless Hermetic, 79. Peter Union, 78. Rom, 78. Skew, 78. Stelastic 78
Tyres: For 1914. Ne« Features in, 78, 79. Pneu-matic: How They Are Made, 364, 365
Tyrolean Hills, Scenes on, 384, 385
Tyrol, Jauffen Pass in the, 296

Ulster Crisis, Light Cars in the, 646, 689
Undershield, A Canvas, 500

Valparaiso, In the Neighbourhood of, 395
Valve, Extra Air, Bransom and Kent, 107
Valve Lifter, Alfred Smith and Sons, 582
Valve Truer, Rapid, 179
Vanderbilt Cup Races, 332, 333
Ventilator in Bonnet to Assist Engine Cooling, 146
Vibration, Factors to be Considered and the Causes of, 513
Vibrator, Markham Master, 303
Vulcanizer, Every Man His Own, Diagrams Describing, 200, 201
VULCANIZEKS: Baby (Harvey Frost), 200, 201. County Chemical Co., 42. Nipper (Harvey Frost). 15

Wales: From Yorkshire to, 779. North, Exploring the Beauties of, on a Cyclecar, 741, 742, 835, 836
Warning Board That Has Caused Much Amusement, 579
Warrington Road Near Lynn, 812a Warwick Bridge and Castle, 721 Wash a Small Car, How to, 156, 157 Wass Bank, 617 Wastwater Lake, 812c Water Joints. Tape Grip Ring for, Smith and Son, 580 Waterproof Cover, Fitted to Mr. de Planta s
Singer, 258 Watersplash: How to Take a, 162, 163. Morgan-Adler being Driven Out of a, 630 Weatherproof: A Light Car or Cyclecar for Winter
Work How to, 229, 231. Motoring, 60, 61 Wedding, A Light Car, in Paris, 109 Westall Cup, The, 409—(See "Trials, Cyclecar Club ") Westminster C.C. and the Painting of Lamp-posts, 80
Weymouth, Victoria Hotel at, 723 Wheel: Alignment, Checking, 715; Device for, 736.
And Steering Pivot, Plane of the, 780 Wheel Drawer, Little Giant, 42 Wheel Grip, Selfridge, 680 WHEELS: Adnet, 424. British Hub Co., 581.
Sankey, 383 Wheels: Alignment of, Method of Testing the,
Recommended by Messrs. David Moseley and Sons, 133. Skid of the, How to Utilize the, for Turning Round, 90. Slip, What to Do When the, 259, 2fO. The Strength of, 383.
Three or Four 64, 65 White Down? Hill, 323
Whyteleaf Hill, 328
Windscreen: A Third Hinge on the. Preyentt
Rattle and Vibration, 655. On Mr. W. D. South's Morgan, 451
Windscreens: Capital Screen Co., 60. Mills ana
Winter- A Reminiscence of, 686. Motorist, Increasing the Comfort of the, 267, 268. Work, How to Weatherproof a Light Car or Cyclecar for, 229-231
Winterbourne Abbas, 718
Wintry Weather, Driving a Light Car in, 3ol, soi
Wisley Hut Hotel, 211, 214
Woodford Lane Hill, 357
Worcestershire Beacon, 534
Worm Gear, Fleury, 390
Worplesdon, A Relic of the Past at, 667
Wray Lane Hill, 322

Yorkshire to Wales. From, 779

Zulizar, The Bridge at. 583

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