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INDEX. Volume 14. 31st May 1919 to 22nd Nov 1919.

  • A.A. : The, Expanding, 91; Legal Defence Scheme Extended, 163; Growing Membership, 329; Inventions Board, 394; Life Membership of, 238, 645; The, and Spare Parts, 594
  • A.A. and M.tT. Booklet, " The Key to the Open Road," 45
  • A.-C. Bantam, 693
  • A.-C. Six-cylinder Light Car, 495
  • Accessibility, The Keynote of English Design, 647
  • Accessories: Auto Premier, "F.EC," 112; Cycle-car Jack, 113; and Equipment, 589, 624; Ripault Plug Tester, 112; German, Banned, 289
  • Accident: To Child, Judge Parry's Remark as to Her Right of the Road* 137; By Inquisitive Children, 109; A Mystery, near Ballymena, Ireland, 137; Rear Light Fatality at Brighton, 56; An, Restores Speech, 2; Sheep Cause, 330. When an, is Inevitable, 263
  • Accident: How they Occur (New Zealand), 474. Increase of, " Manchester Guardian " Alarmed, 135; Wirral Motor Smash, A Choice of Evils, 18ei
  • Accumulators, The Theory of, 426
  • Acetylene Equipment Co., Transfer of Business, 373 •
  • Acetylene Lighting, Getting the Best Out of, 55S
  • Acetylene, When Using, 342
  • Admiralty OrQer, A New, 395
  • Advance in Magneto Design, 297
  • Advertiser, The 1919, 58
  • Advertisements, Alteration to, 600
  • Advertisements, Unsightly, 202
  • Advice Free, G. N. flings, Ltd., 164
  • Advice, Risky, Driving in Neutral, 262
  • Aerial Derby The Victory, 75
  • Aeroplane, The Palladium, 552
  • Air-cooling to the Front, 644 •Airedale Light Car, The New, 445
  • Air Races, 287
  • All-metal Light Car, The, 133
  • Alms Hill, Deemster Up, 83
  • Alloy, Magnesium, A New, 135
  • Alpha-Coventry Engine, 551
  • Alps, Cyclecar Trials in the, 275
  • Aluminium and the Car, 394
  • Alsace, Oil in, 287, 514
  • Amalgamation, Brown Bros and I. Thomson and Son, 515
  • Amalgamation of Interests, Smith and Sons and " M.L." Magneto Syndicate, 290
  • America, Copying, 341
  • America, Motorcars for, 137
  • America, Motorcars from, 287
  • America, Racing in, 1,94
  • American: Cars, Where Are the? 572; Design, Trend of, 289; Exhibition, An, 669; Invasion, The, 666; Production, 289; Roads, Cost of, 669; Rule ot the -Road, 110; Spacke Co. New Light Car, 108; The. in Our Midst, Champion Ignition Co., 344
  • Anachronism, An, Toll-gates, 271
  • Anti-dazzle Device from America, 421
  • Anti-splash Device, 361
  • Appeal, A Successful, Herts. Quarter Session, 603
  • Appearance, 443
  • Archers, Modern (Doncaster), 261
  • Arm of the Law, A New Motor Police, New Yorit, 419
  • Armed Bandits in Paris—To Deal with, 473
  • Armistice, Obscured Headlights and the, 77
  • Army Orders (Petrol Cans), 61
  • Army Trap, An, 271
  • Arrest, A Sensational, 240
  • Arrest, A Smart, 667
  • Art of Buying and Selling, 683
  • Ascot Arrangements, 56
  • Ascot, Traffic at, 164
  • Aster Engineering Co., New Engine by, 583
  • Athens, Exhibition at, 394
  • Athens Police Method of Stopping Motorists, 515
  • Atlantic Flight, The, 83
  • Atmo Speedometer, 698
  • August Bank Holiday Event, 238
  • Australia, British Cars for, 328
  • Australian Demand, 472
  • Auto-Carriers, Ltd.: Laboratory, 554; Rapidly-growing Industry, 22; Service Scheme, 556
  • Auto-Cyele Union: Larger Than Ever, 419; Membership, 135; Six Days' Trial, 252, 262, 394, 444, 457
  • Autbvac Feed System, How It Works, 148
  • Aviation, Motoring and, 163
  • B
  • " Baffle Plate Detective, The Great," 294 Baildon and Mytholmroyd, Speed Limit quested, 164
  • Re-
  • Bargain Hunting, 534 Bargains, Doubtful, 571 Barker, Three-wheeler, 5
  • Barnard Cyclecar, The, 609
  • Barnsley Road, Dangerous Corner at, 516
  • Barton Mills, Dangerous Corner at, 394
  • Battlefield " Rallies," 344
  • Battlefields, Visits to, 57
  • Beaconsfield, I.C.C. Meeting at, 420
  • Belgian Market, 478
  • Belgium, Rally in, 315
  • Bell Insurance Co., 359
  • Bennett, Mr. Peter, Magneto King, 271
  • Benzole: for Air-cooled Engines, 455; Booklet, 571; and Corrosion, 342; and the Home Office, 128; More, 570; Motorists' Advisory Committee on, 238; N.B.A., 629; N.B.A., Where and How to Get it, 545; Price Down, 57; Supertax—De Mortius, 21; Test, An Interesting, 290: Test, The, 340; Test, the •N.B.A , 448; Test, Progress of the, 395
  • " Big Car " Scandal, The Official, 91
  • Blackberry Picking by Light Car, 428
  • Blackhill, Warning Notice Wanted, 491
  • " Blackleg," A Strike Incident, 500
  • Blackpool, Caution at, 454
  • Blackpool ""Improvements," 477
  • Blackpool Speed Limit (A Storm in a Tea Cup I, . 514
  • Board of Trade Announcement (Overseas Trade), 393
  • Boche, Beating the, 145
  • Bodywork, Sumptuous, 655
  • Bon Mot, The Latest, 572
  • Books : The Key and the Open Road, 45. Marine Oil Engine Handbook, 5th Edition, 85. Dunlop Book, The, 343, 376. Automobile Batteries, 421. Electric Lighting and Starting for Motorcars, 421. Gasolene EngineB, 546. Illustrated History of Aeronautics, 600. Owner Driver's Guide to Standard Light ' Cars, 692
  • Boom in Three-wheelers, 706
  • Bournemouth, More Limits in, 323
  • Bowden Control Fastenings, 150
  • Brakes, Efficient, 657
  • Brazil, Cheerless Outlook in, 263
  • Bridge, A Dangerous (Nottingham), 601
  • Bridge, A Quaint* on the Ouse, 376
  • Brighton. Great Rally at, 319; Result, 340
  • Bristol M.C. Club Speed Trials, 370
  • Britain Leads—Engineering, 449
  • British Light Car Classic Road Race, 460
  • British Motor League Badge, 62
  • British Trade, Capturing, 390
  • Broken Glass Danger, The, 328
  • Brolt 1919 Specialities, 34
  • Bromley Police Still Busy, 122
  • Brooklands, 187 *
  • Brooklands, Renovating, 397 ?
  • Brooklands, -Repairs Commenced, 32
  • Buckingham Bullet, The, 173
  • Buckingham. Mr. J. F., A Great Genius 173
  • Burford Bridge, Forthcoming Rally at, 161, 514, hli
  • " Burn " Adaptor, The 207
  • Burnham Beeches, Picnic at. 217, 247
  • Butcher Corner, Malton, A Dangerous Spot, 491
  • Buyer, Finding a, 136
  • Buyer's Guide, 616
  • Palcium Carbide Imports, 204
  • Call of the Road, The: By "John Gilpin, Junr": Four-seaters, Some Pros and Cons, 76. Can You Get "Fed Up" with Motoring? 47. Four Lamps or Two? 121. Nerves, Carburetters, Plugs and Other Things, 201. Definition Problems, 231. How to Use Benzole, 253. The " Carette," 357. Engine Compression, 378. Oil Enthusiast, The, 401. Petrol Consumption, 431. Winter Topics, 450. Dignity in " Pretty " Bodywork, 502. Simple Light Cars, 631
  • Calthorpe: First Post-war, 455; Improvements for 1920, 577; Prices Increased, 50, 669; "Sporting Four," 190
  • Camera, Perpetuated by the. 506, 688 Cans, Benzole and Petrol fcArmy Order), 61 Capac Improvements, The Latest, 89 *, Car: The £50! 213; A "1616 8 h.p." (Liverpool Advertisement), 341; Or Cash, in Part Pay ' ment ot Houses, 397; The Doctor's, 376; Figures (Ohio State), 472; How to Build a Cheap, 115; Theldeal Winter, 503; Is Your, Scattering Money? 71; The Musical. 544; The Passenger-carrying, 395; The Perfectly-oiled, 73; Prices Extraordinary, 30; Robberies, Penal Servitude Next, 396; Stealing, Six Months for, 194, 370; Stolen, Modern
  • CAB, THE (Continued).
  • Sherlock Holmes Wanted, 240; Stolen, A Singer, 187, 344; Taking Over the New, 507; Thefts, The Latest Dodge, 279: Thefts, Official View, 82; Thief, A Daring (Bal-ham), 693; Thief, Frustrating the* 372; Thief, The Super, 249; Thieves, Preventing, 376; Thieving, Stop Press, 390; The Unattended, 515; The, Which Broke from Hauling' Ropes, in Bed of River, Not Insured, 136
  • Car, Calthorpe Sporting Four, 190; Hill man, at - South Harting Hill-climb, 137
  • Carbide Scarce, 393
  • (,'arburation and the Engine, 458
  • Carburetter: Adjusting the, 261; Freaks. 229; "High Grade Fuel," The, 693; A.M.A.C., New Type,,<635; Trouble, Diagnosing, 96; The Wick, 552; Zenith; 584
  • Carburetters, An Improvement in (Paterson), 333
  • Cardiff, Light Car Club at, 394
  • Cardiff Royal Agricultural Show, 84
  • Garden Developments, 572', 603
  • Garden Monocars, Price of, Increased, 186
  • Garden, On the Road with a, 254
  • Garlessness Rewarded, 330
  • (-'arrow, Two-seater Sporting .Light Gar, 684
  • Cars: American, Where Are the? 572; American Output, 341; British, for Australia, 328; for Doctors, 602; Fewer British in Spain, 288; German, Taboo, 341; Leaving, Unattended, 485; New, 571; Number of Stolen, 472; 200,000 People Waiting for, 473; Stolen in U.S.A., 237
  • Gary, Major the Hon. Lucius, His Story of Inva-, sion Preparations, 197
  • Cass's Motor Mart, Ltd., New Showrooms, 30
  • Castle Three Cyclecar, 551, 695
  • Catching the Post! 515
  • Caterpillars, Plague of, 43
  • Cattle Danger, The, 395
  • Cattle, When Passing, 460
  • Chain Manufacturers, Co-operation of, 163
  • Chain, A Stretched, 410
  • Chains, Standardization of, 451
  • Chapter of Accidents, A—Falmouth Motorist, 602
  • Charges, Moderate, 294
  • Charity, When Dangerous—Throwing Money to Children. 215
  • Charron-Laycock Light Car, The New, 579
  • Chauffeur, Do You Want a? 356
  • Chauffeuse, The Charming, Maj.-Gen. Seely on, 213
  • Cherchez la Femme, 162
  • Chiswick High Road, 135
  • Choosing a Light Car, 612 '
  • Christchurch, Speed1 Limit in, 261
  • Chudleigh, Speed Limit Not Granted ,164
  • Cigarette Case—Lost, 454 «» ?
  • Cigar Lighter, The Duco, 506 »,'
  • Cinematographer, An Expert, 423
  • Circuit de l'Eure Race, 330
  • Citroen Car Propaganda, 198
  • Clapham Junctions, Miniature, 63
  • Classification, Positive Feature Determining, 231
  • Clothes Horses and Clothes Pegs, 62
  • Club, Shall I Join a» 319 >
  • Club for Sidmouth Motorists, 2
  • Club for Women Drivers, 473
  • Clutch Design, A New, 680
  • Clutch, The Mailed (Dangerous Driving), 237
  • Coal, Economizing in, 263
  • Coal, Its Waste and Possibilities, 139
  • Coal Shortage, French, 373
  • Coal. Transport of, 394
  • Coinage, A New, 570
  • Colchester and East Essex M.C. Run, 213
  • Coming Events, 107
  • Comments on Coupes, 480 .
  • Comparisons are Odious: Worthing Motorist and Cyclists' Fines, 601
  • Competition, No, from America, 55
  • Compression Tap, 461
  • Concrete Roads, 287
  • Concrete Tracks, 248
  • Construction, How Trials Affect, 189
  • Continental Travel, 630
  • Oooke, Major Btenson, Foils Expert, 200
  • Cornering, Impossible, 215
  • Coroner and the Rear Light (Grimsby), 472
  • Coventry-London Road, Tarring, 548
  • Coventry-Premier Three-wheeler, 549, 574
  • Coventry-Simplex Engine, 492
  • Coventry-Victor Cyclecar, 575
  • Cows and Headlights; 474
  • Cracksman, How the, Works, 345
  • Cross Roads Danger, 342
  • Crossings (The Lay Expert on), 58
  • Crouch |Carette, The 1919, 265
  • Crouch Works, Visit to, 553
  • Cult of the Production Car, The, 684
  • Cult of the. Three-seater Cyclecar, 384
  • Curate Going into Motor Industry (Bristol), 667
  • Cu»tomi Duties and Foreign'Tours, 56
  • IT.
  • the Light Car and Cyclecar
  • C (continued).
  • < 'ustoms Duties, New French, 238
  • Cycle and Motor Trades' Benevolent Fund, 2,000 New Subscribers, 326; "Our Da?," 83
  • Cyrlecar: "Aero11 Belt-driven, 88. Ajax, 525. Bama, 5*27. Burke-, 530. Barnard, R09. Castle Three, 551, 695. Coventry-Premier, 549, 574. Coventry-Victor, 575. Cycar ii., 546. Cyclauto, 525. Diable, 525. Dolly. 223. Duncan at London-Edinburgh Run, 69. G N., 525, 607. Godet, 525. Janemain, 525; Lowe, 70, 105 (a correction, 84). M.-B., 356, 388. Morgan, 525. Octo, 527. Richardson, 43, 171. Sicam, 206, 525. Sky. 525. Speedy, 397, 422. Stanhope, 138. T.B., 699. Thurlow 477. Trianto-Godet, 460. Trident, 123. Voi-sin Sulky, 525.
  • Cyclecar: Belt-<lriven, 8; Built in Spain,. 515; With Epicyclic Gears, 139; Four-cylinder, Three-wheeler (Premier Motor Co.), 630; Home-built, Mr. Leonard Jones's, 88; A Re-designed, 46; From, to Rolls-Royce (Capt. Messervy), 248; New »Threei-wheele>4, 62S; Trials in the Alps. 274; Why Ignore the? 544
  • Cyclecars: Death of the, 136; In Liverpool Cup Trial, 600; .for Snobs, 600; in the Six-day Trial, 425; "The Times" and, 30
  • Cycling Events, 188
  • Cyclist, The Modest, 515
  • Cyclist, The Reckless (Rear Lamps), 30
  • Cyclists and the Lighting Danger, 341
  • Cyclists Six Abreast. 295
  • Cylinder /Grinding, 84
  • D
  • Dangers Caused- by Ohildven, 33
  • Dangers from Cyclists (Kington, Hereford), 323
  • Dangers, Unsuspected—Wasp Sting, 473
  • -Dangerous Corner, Another, Haleswoith, 393
  • Dangerous Driving at Bristol 'The Depth of Despair), 394
  • Dangerous Driving "(Oonnah's Quay Sessions), 329
  • Dangerous Driving (Keynsham Petty Sessions) 287
  • Dangerous Driving, Lucid Explanation in Defence of. 1
  • Dangerous Road -A Grim Reminder, 419
  • Day-Leeds, The 1920, 678
  • Dean, Mr. G. H. R., Death of, 110, 116; Funeral of, 137
  • Decarbonizing Tools, Useful, 151
  • Definition of Modern Light Car, 114
  • Deliveries Further Postponed, 493
  • Demobilized Officers, Positions for, 501
  • Ue Peyrecave, Mr. L. F., Demob:lized 61; Oapi. , Honour for. 448; Racer, Re-built, 194
  • Deposit on Advertised Car, Watch the, 110
  • Design. A New, 515
  • Deuley, H B., Article by, 703
  • Devon, Bad Roads in, 33
  • Disc Wheel, Rudge-Whitworth, 179
  • " Dodge," Some (Car Thief), 345
  • Dog, Better to Kill the, 341
  • Dog, The Car and the, 691
  • Dog's Chance, A Solicitor'*) Opinion on T.f^al Obligation, 57 Th
  • ,
  • Dog Danger, The, 669
  • Doll Cl Th 2
  • g Dg, The, 66 Dolly Cyclecar, The, 223 Dorking Campaign, The, 199 Dorman Engine, The New, 348 Driver, Rewarding the, 515 Drivers, Still Training, 330 Driving in Foggy Weather, 544 DWving in Neutral, Risky Advice, iC2 Driving Licences Must be Produced, BigElewwade
  • Sessions, 33
  • Driving, Negligent, A " Bl&ck " Case, 55 Driving. Negligent (A Delictate 'Point of New
  • Parts), 58
  • Due© Electric Cigar .Lighter, .506 Duco' Grease Syringe, 461 Duke Paid, The, 578 Dunlop Book, The, 343 Dunlop Grooved Tread, 207 Dust Nuisance at Maryport, 75 Dust Nuisance, The, 55, 298
  • Dynamo, A Cheap Fool-proof, The Tredelect, 610 Dynamo. Lightweight, Why the, is Impossible, 181 Dynamotor, New Type, 437
  • Eastern Counties Motor Club, 175; 326
  • Economy or Appearance? 347
  • Edinburgh Rocks, 68
  • Bducation by Car, 546
  • Effects of Lighting Order, The, S13
  • Efficiency Trial. 373
  • Electrical Equipment, Brief Survey of, 677
  • Employment of Ex-Service Men, 534
  • Enemy Machines, Ban on, 482
  • Enfield-Allday Light Car, 166, 240; Revised prire of 514
  • Engine: Alpha-Coventry, 551. Combined Petrol and Steam, 1. CoventTyrSimplex. 492. 57-Degree Cyclecar, 710. Dorman, The New, 348. Mor-ris-Cowley, Size of, 84. Morris-Cowley and I.C.C. Definitions, 178. Light Car, by Aster .Engineering Co, 583. Rolls Royee for Atlantic Flight, 83. Cooling (What Next?), 135. Design. New, 705 Necessaries (at Olympia), 627. Severe Test oi Air-cooled, 517. Trial, A' Non-stop, 503
  • Enterprise, Private, 272
  • Epicures, A,re Journalists? 21
  • Epsom, Police Busy at, 215
  • Equipment, Lagonda. 31
  • Eric-Campbell Light Car, The, 242
  • Eric-Campbells for Italy, 420
  • Eric-Campbell Wins the Westall Cup, 493
  • Essex Motor Club Speed Trials Postponed, 57
  • Events, Forthcoming, 135
  • Examination, Motor Students', 58
  • Excuse, An Ingenious (Dangerous Driving at Rhyl), 493
  • Exhaust Silencer, Increased Suction of, 11 Exhausts, Smoky; 237 Exhibit Transport, 644 Exhibition, French Motor, 85 Experts! (Olympia), 666 Exportation of Stolen Cars, 421 Ex-Service Men, Employment for. 534 Eyquem Plug. The, 207
  • Facts and Figures at Oly7npia, 628
  • Farmer's Car, The, 396
  • Feminine Element, The, 639
  • FIAT Capital, 272
  • Fine, A' Heavy (Mo'orcar and Lorry), 397
  • Fine, Heavy, for Non-production cf licence, 373
  • Fine, Heavy, for Sheffield Motorist,, 213
  • Fines, Class no Exception, 543
  • Fire Extinguisher, An Efficient, 505
  • Fire, To Guard Against, 680
  • Fire, How a, Begins, 570
  • Fire, Origin of, 369
  • First Aid, Tyres Must Have, 274
  • First Catch Your Hare ("Soots Pictorial"), 422
  • Fitments, New, for the Car. 446
  • Flag Days, 188
  • Fleetwood, Common Sense at, 369
  • Flights of Imagination, 82
  • Follow the FaVaier (Where to Get a Good Meal). 213
  • Foreign Trade, Capturing, 371
  • FOUT Thousand Miles on a 1919 Calthorpe., 432
  • Freemasonry of the Road, 214
  • Free Trade Outlook. 39
  • French Lead, A (Names of Towns), 327
  • French Motor Exhibition, Arrangements for, 85
  • French Movement, A New, 666
  • French Six Days' Trial in August, £34
  • Friction-driven Turbine American Light Car, 349
  • Front Cover Picture. Our: 1, 31, 56, 83, 107, 135, 162, 186, -214. 237, 261, 287, 328. 343, 371 394, 420, 456, 474, 491, 517, 517, 570, 602, 668, 692
  • Fruit, Stolen. Conveyed by Mbtor Van, 109
  • Fuel: Home-produced, 199; Argument for, 253; Possibilities at. 396, The Latest—Water, 514; Motor, Price of, 237; K.B.A., A "Mystery," 532; Research Station, 344; Test, An Interesting, 451: From Water, 604
  • Garage " tland," The, 187
  • Garage—Keys of. in Letter Box, 93
  • Garage Problem, Solving the, 570
  • Garage, The Perfect, 399
  • Garage—R. Wise and Co., Ltd., 62
  • Garages, Careless. 62
  • Garages Full, 603
  • Garages Which Invite Thefts, 9?
  • (Gearbox, Eleclriojflly Heated. 390
  • General Efficiency Trial, September 6th, 314, 345, 373, 404; Results, 493
  • Genius, Misplaced (Car Thefts), 327
  • German Cars Taboo, 341
  • German Competition, 630
  • German Delegates—What are They Here for? 601-
  • German Enterprise, 237
  • German Tradb, Our Government and, 52
  • Germans Getting Busy, 693
  • Germany and British Labour Troubles, 271
  • Get-you-home Scheme, The, 272
  • Girl Scouts, 279
  • Glazebrook, Sir- Richard, Retirement of. 373
  • G.N. Activity, 491
  • G.N. Cyclecar, 19191 Model, 385; 1920, 607
  • Government Cars, Better Late Than Never, 319
  • Government Depot, Chilwell, Notts., 55
  • Government Motor Vehicles, Sale oi, 422
  • Government Surplus SaJes, 57
  • Gradients, A Useful Tip for Driving on, 327
  • Grahame-White Light Car, The 581'
  • Greek Market, The, 163
  • Grinding Compound in a Handy Form, 151
  • " Grousing "—General Efficiency Trial, 423
  • Guide to Details of Post-war Models, 25, 49, 74, 102, 127, 157, 183, 211, «56, 259, 2<!5, 311, 339. 367. 415, 441, 467, 489, 541, 565, 597; Discontinued, 572
  • Guides to Battlefields, 396
  • Guildford Motorists' Meet, 3
  • G.W.K.. The New 1920, 605; Three Months Test of a, 637
  • H
  • Hampton,-* Post-war, 267 Hanco Light Car. A Nove'l Machine, 431 Harpen, Messrs. D. and Co., 1920 Diary, 327 Hate, Pastime of, Motorist at Maidenhead, 163 Headlight Danger, The, 329
  • Headlight, Nevy (Johnson and Co.), 584
  • Headlight Ruling, Important, 43
  • Headlights, Brilliant—M.P. Fined, 136
  • Headlight, Efficiency of, 402
  • Headlights, Obscured, and the Armistice, 77
  • Headlights, U.°e of, Unlawful—Consideration from the Bench, 82
  • Headlights Warning. 3
  • Hedges,' High, Danger of, 1B3
  • Henley-on-Thames—Ro&d Warning, 482
  • Henley Regatta, Facilities for R.A.C. Members, J35
  • Hero Indeed—Belgian Boy, 326
  • Heroic Action, A, 570
  • Heroic, but Futile—Passenger's Attempt to Rescue Child, 326
  • Herts Hill-climb, 109
  • H.F.G. Light Car, The, 221
  • High Grade Fuel Carburetter, 693
  • High Speed Complaints, More, 289
  • High Wages, Effects of, on Restaurants, 175
  • Hill-climb Brnviiies, 120
  • Hill-climb, Herts County Automobile Club, 1, 109
  • Hill-climb, M.C.C., 30, 108
  • Hill-climb Organizer. (G. N. Higgs), 21
  • Hill-climb, South Harting, 4
  • Hill Climbine, 594
  • Hill Climbing in the Cotswolds, 299
  • Hillman Light Car, 315
  • Hints for Policemen, 200
  • Hood, Taking Care of the, 270
  • Horn, Danger of Sounding the, when Passing Pedestrians—Lady Driver's " Error of Judgment," 163
  • Horns, Uniform Noise, 261
  • Horse and Motorcars, Both Lively at Times, 162
  • Hospital Motor Squadron Dinner, 146
  • Hot Wiring Ignition, 534
  • Hotel Charges. 329
  • Hotel, The Ideal, 237
  • Hotels, Demand for, 173
  • H.R.H. Prince Albert Joins the A.A., 330
  • Hull Fresh Air Fund. 214
  • Hull, Level CncBisiing JRegulaiMons, 537
  • Hull Motorists' Outing, 369
  • Hullo America! 248
  • Hun Accessories Banned, 289
  • Hun Motor Combine, 474
  • Huns Use VulcanTzers, 33 • Hundred M.P.H., 173
  • " Hysteria," The, of the Motor Press, 'A'.HS
  • Ideal Winter Car, The, 503
  • Identity, A Question of, 669
  • Igna Plug, 446
  • Ill-treating the Light Car, 278
  • Import Comparisons, 431
  • Import Duties Concessions, 237
  • Import Duty Extension Refused, 474
  • Import and Export Figures, Disturbing, 306
  • Import Figures Compared, 707
  • Imports, Petrol, 60
  • Imports, Restrictions on, 162
  • Impressions from the Dickey Seat, 304
  • Improving- the Morgan, 360
  • In Search of Architectural Treasures (Rims with an Object), 273
  • Index Marks, New, 371
  • Index MarRs, New, for Coventry, 237
  • Index Marks, Northern Honours, 601
  • Industrial Conferences, 451
  • Industrial Fair at EiHo<j-85
  • Initials, The Craze tor, 632
  • Inland Revenue Tax, 692
  • Institution of Automobile Engineers, 517; First Meeting of Session; 394, 427; Second Meeting, 572; Gathering, November 13th, 606
  • International "Race Next Year? 633
  • Insurance, New " Belt " Policy? 474
  • Insuring the Car, 359
  • Ireland Motorcycles in, 482
  • Irela.nd, Touring in, 3
  • Irish Products, 237
  • Is Your Car Scattering Money? 71
  • Italian Custom Commission—An Important Step, 472
  • Jerusalem, Papers for, 395
  • Jordison Cup, Morgan Wins the. 186
  • Joy Loan, Singer Stolen, 186
  • Joynson-Hick», Sir Wm., in Honours List, 296
  • Joy Riding, 33
  • Joy Riding in Franoe, 344
  • Joy Riding, Official Restrictions, 395
  • Judging Speed, Sheffield and Hallamshire M:C, 288
  • Junior Car Club: 1; Activities of, 195; Annual Dinner, 694; Brochure. 670; Badge, 424; Definitions Adopted. Scottish Six Days' Trial, 164; Dinner, 601; Gymkhana Postponed, 427; How to Join "the, 29; Meet. September 14th, 393; In the Midlands, 12-18; Right to a Title, 92; Secretary's Change of Address, 455; Things Heard. Seen and Thought a,t the Event, 19; Picnic, 165
  • Justice, Poetic, 516
  • Justice* Gone Wran»—Motorcar Thieves Bound Over, 57
  • The LigH» Car and Cyclecaf
  • K
  • Karsiuo, Wounded Soldiers Entertained at the, 589 Key to Closed Box, for A A. and M.U. Members, 296
  • King, The, to the Rescue, 533 Klaxon, Switch for, 506 Knockabout, The British,. 135
  • Labour Troubles, 248
  • Lagonda, Tha 1920, 547
  • Lagonda Equipment, 31
  • Lamp, Back, The Perfect, 397
  • Lamp Holders, Standard, 361
  • Lamps, Look After the, 455
  • Last to Cross, Dangerous Games Revived, 288
  • Laughter in Uourt (Nottingham), 395
  • Law of the Road (Bafltfor). 544
  • Lay Optimist, The (Prico of Cars), 601
  • Leaf Springs, Lubricating, 179
  • Leatherette Finish, 356
  • Leatherhead, Police Activity in, 215 /
  • Leaves from an Expert's Notebook, by Dr. A. M.
  • Low, 269, 316, 411, 504, 635
  • Leeds and District Motor Club Inauguration, 692 Level Crossing!, The Dangerous!, 213 Licence Bogey, The, 516 Licence, Don't Alter Your, 370, Licence not Transferable, 328
  • Licenses and General Insmance Company Comprehensive Policy, 327
  • Licences, Where Caution is Necessary, 571 Life Saver, The Latest, 638 Lifting the Veil at Olympia, 585 Lifts for Wounded Officers, 135 Light, One Forward only, 393 Light Up Early, 393
  • " Light Car and Cyclecar, The," How to Obtain, 474; Smaller, 477; Two Special Numbers, 66); Vacancy on Staff, £72
  • " Light Car " and " Cycleoar " Definitions, 140 Light Car: All-metal, The, 1J3; Canadian, M9; Class, Morris-Cowley, 186; Club at Cardiff, 394; A, With the Lasses, by Edith W. Wood, 98; A, to the Rescue of a Big Car, 56; Definitions of the Modern, 114; Duplex Gears on, 83; How to Choose a, 612; Ill-treating the, 279; Manufacturers' Generosity to Olents, 173; New, by Messrs. Goodhead, 492, 528; Olmypia, A, 643; Painting the, 484; • Suburban, Service, 387; The, as Aero Tender, 483; Where the. Scores, 666 Light Cars: and Cyc.lecars at Olympia, 647; and
  • Cyclecars at Paris Salon, 518
  • Light Oars: A.-C. Six-cylinder, 495; A.-C. Bantam, 6; A.S.S., 523; Airedale, 445; Aston-Martin Sporting, 44 Bifort, 111, 203; Bleriot-Whippet, 42; Buchet, 522; Buckingham, 23, 218; Bugatti, 523 Carrow, 685; Charronette, 523; Charron-Lay-cock, 579; Citroen. 519; Crouch Carette, 265 Days-Leeds, 578; Duplex, 59 Enfield-Allday, 166, 240; Eric-Campbell, 87, 111, 242
  • G.W.K.. 1920, 605; Grahame-White, 581 HF.G., 221; Hampton, 31, 267; Hanco, 431;
  • Hlllman, 315
  • Lagonda, 1919, 5; 1920, 547
  • McKenzie, 550; Majola, 349, 521; Mascotte, 646; Mathis, 521; Mercury, 243; Meteorite, 1919, 193 Palladium, Post-war, 475; Payze, 697; Peugeot, 520
  • Rover, 46, 548
  • S.H., 244, 520; Singer "10," 149, 169; Standard, Post-war, 37; Stellite, 1919, 41; Stellite, All-weather Model, 531 Triteme. 349 Victory, 539 Wilton, 478 Zebra, 522
  • Lighting, The " Ideal," 317 Lighting Dynamos and Starting Motors—Their
  • Principles Simply Explained, 320 Lighting the Motor Shed, 680 Lighting Orders, The Effects of the, 313 Lighting Order, Enforcing the, 578 Lighting Order, A New? 373 Lighting Regulations, The Legality of, 188 Lighting Regulations, The Existing, 667 Lighting Restrictions to Remain, 1 Lighting Sets, Looking After, 262 Lighting System, The, 455 Lights, Cyclists', and Motorists', 289 Lights (Vehicle) Order, Resurrection of, 471 Limit Signs, Obscure, 329
  • Limited Liability, A—A Q0661 Combination, 261 Lincoln, Drive Cautiously Through, 666 Lincoln, Reckless Driving in, 101 " Link, The."—Coventry Chain Co. Journal, 162 Links with the Brighton Road, 305 Liverpool Club in N. Wales, October 11th, 421 Liverpool Club Trial, 477 Liverpool-London Trial, July 25th, 164 Liverpool Motor Club Picnic, July 13th, 162 Localizing Unusual Noises on a Car, 403 Looknut, An Ingenious (Ktfigsland Research Syndicate), 151 London-Edinburgh Trial, 4; (Full Account of), 64-70; (Results), 84. 543, 670 London Traffic Slower? 345 Long, Long Trail (Motor Thief), 355
  • Looking Through the Glasses at the South Hart-ing Results, by Dr. A. M Low, 141 lK>rds of the Road. 374 Lorries Still at Work, 493 Lost Tyre—Strange, but True! 287 Low, Dr. A. M., Mentioned in Despatches, 397 Lowestoft, 10-mile Limit in, 355 Lubrication—Hints worth Knowing, 55 Lubrication, Where it is Neglected, 206 Luncheon Club, 144 Luton Speed Trials, 314, 412
  • M
  • McKenzie Light Car, The New, 550, 573 Macclesfleld, Earl of, 46
  • " Mad Devils," Driving Like (Hyde Town Council), 107 ?»
  • Magnetic Steel, Improvements in, 390 ~
  • Magneto, Advantage of a Large, 197
  • Magneto Cut-out, An Ingenious, 641
  • Magneto Design, Thomson-Bennett Machine, 297
  • Magneto, Is the, Doomed? A Poignant Question, 30
  • Magneto Parts, Repairing, 287
  • Magneto Thefts, 344
  • Magnetos, 60,000, Per Annum, 197
  • Majola Light Car, Further Details of, 349
  • Manners of "Road Users, 425
  • Manslaughter Charge Acquitted, Cheers in Court, 570
  • Manufacturer, The Casual, 455
  • Manufacturers " Snowed Under," 399
  • Map Reading Made Easy, 420
  • Margate Motorists Beware! 454
  • Maries Steering System, 447
  • Mascote: M<x3el Tank, 446; Old Bill, 372; " V Ltfcky Devil," 446
  • Maseotte, Light Car, 646
  • Mass Production, 543
  • Matter of Life .and Death, Steering Wheel Jamming at Nort'hallerton, 341
  • M-B Three-wheeled Cyclecar, 356, 200 Miles Test of, 388
  • M.C.C, Hill-climb, 12th July, 175
  • M.O.C. Annual Dinner, 534
  • Meddlesome Child, The, 449
  • Memo Tablet for Oars, 151
  • Memorial Service for Motorcyclists, 107
  • MnrcuT.v Light Car, ihe 1919, 243
  • Mercury Cars, Price of, 393
  • Meteorite Light Car, 193
  • Microscope, Under the (Olyinpia Exhibits), .658
  • Mklhurst Speed Limit Standard, 344
  • Midland Cycling and Athletic Club Open Reliability Trial, 32 .Mileage, Some! ("Westminster Gazette"), 239
  • Ministry of Health, The, 229
  • Ministry of Transport, Sir E. Geddes, 454
  • Minor Offences, 328
  • Mira Ignition, The, 386
  • Mistakes, Am Awkward Novice Who Put His Foot on Accelerator Instead of Brake, 187'
  • Mists We Would G'ladly Miss, 591
  • Mixture, Correct, Obtaining, 96
  • Model 1919, Sold in Two Hours, 543
  • Modem Conjuring—Car Turned Turtle, 342
  • Monocar, Catftkn, On the Road With, 254
  • Monocar, The Elfe, 527
  • Monocar, Mr. Perham'.s, 221
  • Monster, The Modern, 533
  • Montreal Motor Show, The Next, 547
  • Morecambe Speed Limit, 328
  • Morgan, Improving the, 360
  • Morgan, The, in France, 601 Morgan Wins the Jordison Cup. 186
  • Morgan Works, The Extension of, 543
  • Morris Motors, 1919 Programme, 7
  • " Motor, The," 186
  • Motor Bandits BewaTe! 370
  • Motor Bandits' French, £4,000 Haul, 661
  • Motor Bandits Set Fire to Car .in Paris, 421
  • Motorcar, for Land or Air, 342
  • Motor or Light Railway? 239
  • Motorcar v. Tnamcar, 239
  • MotorcaT v. Trains, 397
  • Motorcars for America, 137, 287
  • Motorcars, £130,000 for Air Ministry, 135
  • Motorcars by Rail, 394 '
  • Motorcycle, What is a? 195
  • Motorcycles in Ireland, 482
  • Motorcycling Police, 92
  • Motor Engineering, Classes on, 419
  • Motor Enterprise of the " Demobbed," 77
  • Motor Lighting Sets, Trouble with, 106
  • Motor Policemen, 546 '
  • Motor Police, Successful Experiment in Paris, 514
  • Motor Rally in Belgium, 315
  • Motor Restrictions Going, 31
  • Motor Rides for Wounded Officers, 30 •
  • Motor Spirit Import Figures, 517
  • MotoT Spirit, Price of. 188
  • Motor Spirit, Price of. Exeter Protest, 30
  • Motor Students Examination, 58
  • Motor Thieves Aemeci (St. Albans), 82
  • Motor Thieves Caught, 77
  • Motor Trades. Benevolent Fuad, "Our Day," 83
  • Motor Tran*port^-To the Rescue Again, 469
  • Motor Vehicle, New Type of? "'North Wales
  • Chronicle," 422 Motoring and Aviation. 163 Motoring Regulations—Revised Summary. 10 Motorist, The Candid, Collision with Milk Cart, 2 Motorist Killed by His Own Car, 544 Motorist, The " Reckless," 214 Motorists Liability' 473 Motorists, Prospective, 239
  • Motorists Repeated Offence (Spelthorne Petty Sessions, 423 M.P.G. Indicator, 472
  • M.P.H. and L.s.d., 570 Musical Car, The, 544 Mystery Car, Another, 572 Mysterious Trouble, A (Pharos), 268 Mysterious Trouble,. Avoiding, 506
  • N
  • Nails, Improvement in, 179
  • Nail.sworth. Ladder, An Attack on the, 241
  • Nai'lsworth Ladder Hill-climb, 217
  • NaJlsworth Ladder Visit to, August -9lh 264 Naikin," The, 693
  • N*ew Forest, Drive Carefully in the, 101 w
  • New Forest Ponies Agitation, 472
  • Newlamls Corner, Picnic at, 374
  • iNews, The Latest, 288 •
  • New York, Petrol Prices in, 272
  • Nisbet, Mr. James R., Death of, 343, 352
  • Nv-light Danger, The, 491
  • Non-*.op Engine Test, 591, 696
  • Northern Hill-climb, Winner of, 84
  • North Wales, Reliability "Run to, 19th July, 135
  • Notes. News and Gossip of New Motoring 1 30 55, 82, 107, 135, 162, 186, 213, 237, 261 287 326' 341, 369, 393, 419, 454, 472, 491, 515,' 543, 570| 601, 666, 691
  • Not Yet! The Ideal Woman's Car, 287
  • Number Plate, The Rear, 515
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  • Oates, Mr. W. fi., 92
  • Obstruction, 448
  • Obstruction^ Removing an, 516
  • Obtaining Greater Speed, 176
  • Offensive Opened—Police and Motorists, 271
  • Official Oars—Replies (Lt.-Col. Waller Guiness) ,214
  • Official Optimism, Board of Trade, 553
  • Official Profiteers, 45
  • Official Symptoms (Reckless Driving Case) 330'
  • Oil in Alsace, 287, 514
  • Oil, British, on Show, 297
  • OU in Chesterfield, 32 v
  • Oil in. Naifolk Rectory, Drip, Drip, Drip! 397
  • Oil in Scotland, 534
  • Oil Supply, Controlling The, by the Throttle, 97
  • Oilfield, A New, in Germany, 397
  • Old Bill Mascot, S. Smith and Sons, 372
  • Olympia: After Six Years—A Hideous Dream, 644; Attendance Report, 696; Breaking All Records, 543; Chain g«s at, 547; Compared with the .Salon, 679; Crush, The, 693; 1919 Exhibition, 599; 1920 Exhibition, 456; Exhibition, No Standard Design, 163; Forthcoming Show, 449; From a Woman's Point of View, 671; History of 628; How to Reach, 558, 603; ICC. Arrangements at, 572; Lifting the Veil at, 585; A Light Car, 643; Light Cars and Cyclecars at, 647; Prices at, 608; Prices of Admission, 327; Record Attendances at, 670; Round the Galleries, 673; Royal Patronage, 263; Royalty at, 692; Show, the Next, 571; Show Not Postponed, 491; Show Numbers, 544; Standard Decorations for, 3"2; Transformation of, 692; Trivialities at, 662; What It Will Reveal, 567; When You Visit, Don't Miss—, 615
  • On the Road With a Bifort, 203'
  • One-day Runs Round London, 435
  • Open ftorae, Croydon and Motor Thieves, 515
  • Optimism or Pessimism? 691
  • Opinions. Thoughts and: 24. 52, 79, 104, 130, 153 180, 208, 233, 257, 283, 308, 335, 363, 391, 417, 438, 462, 487, 510, 539, 562, 595, 540, 686, 712. A.A., The, and Hotel Complaints, 52. Alms Hill, Climbing, 53. Anti-freezer. Glycerine as an, 595, 641. Architecture, Norman and Gothic, S08. Arm Rests, Comfortable, 283 Benzole, Better Than Petrol, Mr. Edge's perimants, 391. Bowden Controls, Simplifying, "234. Brake Drums, Do They Netd Cevere? 209, 234. British Light Car, Can the, Stap the Course? 540; Criticized, 4H7; In Defence of the, 463, '511, 563; British Manufacturer, The Position of the 462; Wrathful with the, 713. Broken Glass Nuisance, The, 258, 284. Buyers', Overseas, Visw» 53S>. Buying a. Light Car—Rare but Unfiefrtuinate Experience, 257 Oar, An All-weather. 80. Car DTiver, The Discourteous, 79,. O-d-rbide, Treating. 392. Carburetter, The, Blamed, 308. Carburetter, Water in the, 209. Garden, The New. Criticised, 258. Oars, Why Cannot-Medical Men Obtain ? 392. Cattle Danger, The: 258. Chain, Repairing Broken, 309. Challenge, A (English Light Car Spsed), 487. Charges, Double, on Sundays, 53. Ch«ap American Car versus The Light Car, 153. Coal, Price of, '.'33. Comnressicn, Raising the, 284. Construction, A Plea for Simplicity, 563. Cornering, Impossible, 258. Cornering at Swed, 284, Correct Lighting Tip Times, 595. Crankcase Cap Found a, 53. Cyclecar: Belt-driven, The, 80; By 15-year Old Constructor, 487; Cheap— What Doas the Motorcyclist Want? 53; Demand for Two-Stroke, 712; Home-built, 686; Home-built, a Neat, 392; Lowe, The—A Correction, 105; MoTgan. Improving the, 105; Removing Tail of, 24; Still Searching f:r New Title, 258; Transmission, Ingenious. 463; Cyclist: The Dangerous, 130, 181, 209, 104; Is He Really "Dangerous," 154 Deliveries, Concerning, 564. Deposits, Should Interest be Paid on? 686 Difficult Start-
  • TKe LigHt Car and Cycle«*r
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  • OPINIONS, THOUGHTS AND (Continued)
  • ing, 54. Driving, Reckless, in Dorset, 337. Drop Forgings, Supply of, 80
  • Easy Starting, 106, 155. Edge, Mr. S. F., on the Show Question, 233. Electric Single-seater, 336. Engine: Failure, Cause of, 54; Improving the Efficiency of the, 713. The 90 Degree Twin, 596, 686. Extra Air Inlet, Fitting a, 54
  • Farmer, Follow the, 258. Fenders for Motorcars, 106, 155, 209, Four-wheeled Machine, a Simple, 687. Four-wheeler, The Narrow-track, 55. Fuel, Water in the, 234
  • Garage, Proprietor, The Willing, 309. Garages in London, Convenient, 641. Garages for Theatre-goers, 687. Gear" Changing, 487. Gearing Down Engine to Gearbox, 713. General Efficiency Trial, The, 440, 539. Glaring Headlights—A Suggestion, 309. Glycerine as "Anti-freezer," 595. G.N.s"Weekly Pro-ducflon of, 687. Grumbles, A Few, 284 ? Home-built Machine, The, 154. Home Industries Must be Supported 365. How Shall We Tax Ourselves? 463
  • Instruction Book—Necessity for, 131 1 Lady Driver, In Defence of the, 208. Lamps, Front, Position of, 153. Leav.es from an Expert's Notebook, 540. Licence-hunting Ex-traordinaTy, 24. Light Car: A.-C. Bantam, 24. 'American, v. British, 209. Aston,* 24; British, Criticised, 438; The Cheap American Car versus The, 153; Colony, The>—Our Architect Replies, 104; Definition of the Modern, 181, 208. Lighting Danger, The, 418, 463. Lighting Dynamo Drives and Cutouts, 713. Lighting Orders, The Effect of, 365. Lubrication Systems, Failure of, 641
  • Magnetos, British, Points of Design in, 440. Mechanical Starters for Light Cars, 712. Medical Men Must Have Car®, 131. Medical Men, Why Cain They Not Obtain Cars? 392. Mobile Speed1 Limits, 365. Miles per Gallon Classification, 712. Misfiring Mystery, 364, 440. Mishap, A Curious (Sparking Plug), 564. Monocar, The Cult of the, 336. Monocar, The Electrically-driven, 363, 3W. Morgan the Popular, 155. Morgans. Where are the? 257. Motorcyclist, What does the, Want? 79. Motor Lighting Seis, Trouble With, 155. Motor Spirit, Price of, 234, 309. Motorist, Holding Up the. '284. Motorists, The Trapping' of, 131. Mysterious Trouble: The, 417; More Symptoms. 464. Mysterious Troubles, Epidemic of. 391
  • Northern Honours, $87
  • Petrol Gauge, Fitting a, 54. Petrol Ring Again. The, 180. Petrol, Spare, Carrying, 258. " Pharos " Makes a Discovery and replies, 335. Picnicking in Switzerland, 417. Plug, Was it a Three-point? 335. Points for Drivers of Trrree-wheelers, 155. Position of Front Lamp, 153. Pot Holes, Repairing, ?284. Power, Gradual Falling Off in, 391 Preferential Treatment—A Contradiction. 641; A Misunderstanding? '687. Profiteer, Who is the? 417, 463. Profiteering, 336. . Profiteering' Act, Late in Extending the, 511. Profiteering: A Case of, 564; More. 439; How to Stop, 464 488
  • Raw Material, Are we Short of? 131. Bear Light: Abolition Recommended, 562; Controversy, 510, 539; In Support of the, 595. Road Hogs> Again. 487. Rubber Tax. Not Spirit. 80. Runs with an Object, 131
  • Second-hand Prices. 52. Show Question, Mr. F. S. Edge nn 233. Simplicity no*- Elabo ration Required, 596. Singer and a " Ford," 257. Singer, 6,000 Miles on a New, 392. Spare Parts, Obtaining. 487. 511. Spirit, " Killed," When Using, 392. Spirit, Scarcity of, 392. Standard - Machines and the General Efficiency Trial, 595, 640, 712. Standard Motor Co., Ltd., Patents for, 131 Standardizing Controls. 258 • Steel " Whiskers" on the Plug Points, 391. Steels, The Treatment of, 180. Steering and Drive Through Single Front-wheel, 439. Stranded Motorist, Story of a, 463. Sunday Charge Scandal, The 79
  • Tax, By Wheels, Spirit or Weight? 337, 418, 440.
  • Tax Rubber, not Spirit, 80. Taxation, Why Single out the Motorist for? 53. Taxicab, The Dangerous, 463. Three-Wheelers at the Show, 687. Tour, The Ideal, 363. Toxmng v. Sporting Models, 365. Track lor Three-wheeler, 54. Traffic Control in Birmingham, 4°8 Trapp;ng System The. 80. Trials. Organized, and Construction, 235, 257. Trident Springing. 209. Troubles Never Come Singly! 417. Twin or Multi-cylindered Engine? 664. Tyre Troubles, 234
  • Vapour Lock? 335.
  • Wanted—A Comfortable O#.r, 438. Waiting List, Fed up with the, 488. Waiting List Grievances, More, 712. Waiting Lists v. Premiums, 464 Waterproofine; the Car Hood, 53. Wings, Flat or Conventional, 283. Woman Driver, In Defence, of the. 153 Orders in Mid-air. 295
  • Outside the Limit, A 70 m.p.h. Racer, 554 Overhauling a Singer " 10, 149 Over-lubricaMon Habit (" Daily Mail"), 329 Over the Wire: 21, 45, 61. 91. 144, 173, 197 229 248 271, 284. 331, 352, 375, 398, 423, 448, 482 500 532. 552, 591, 628, 644, 708 Oxford Motor Club, 213
  • Padden, Mr. W., HilJ-olimb Expert, 296 Padlocks on Official Cars, 216 Paignton Speed Limit, 370 Painting the Car, 484 Palladium Aeroplane, The, 552 Palladium Autooars, Ltd., 373 Palladium Light Car, The New, 421 Palladium, Out with a, 593 Palladium, Price of—A Correction, 456 Palmer Tyre Co. (Leeds), Change of Address, 478 Papers for Jerusalem, 395 Paraffin, Using, 500 Paris Motor Bandits, 326
  • Paris Salon: 456, 493; Light (Jars and Cyclecars at, 518; Special Places for Light Cars and Cycle-cars, 165; Up-to-date, 532 Paris Show, The, 655; Lessons of the, 513 Passenger-carrying Car, The, 395 Paterson Carburetter, 333 Patriotism, Dangerous, 425 Payze Light Car, 697 Peace! 185 Peace at Last! 134 Peace Celebrating, 146 Peace Celebrations, Insurance and, 31 Peace Rally, The Great, at Burford Bridge, 189. 226
  • Pedestrian, The Heedless, 82 Penny, The Lucky, 691 Perpetuated by the Camera, 509, 688 Pests of the Road, 294
  • Petavel, Professor J. E., D.Sc, F.R.S. M.I.M.E., Appointed Director of National Physical Laboratory, 373
  • Petrol: and Benzole or Paraffin (" The Financier and Bullionisf, "), -215; Cans, Shortage of, 327, 393; No Cans no Spirit. 372; Cock, An Improved. 323; Conditions Governin'g the Storing of, 140; Consumption, Bad Roads and, 103; Control Board, The Passing of the, 21; Economizing in, 181; Imports up, 60, 175; Licence Refunds, 240; Pourer, 207, 461 ; Prices in New York, 272; and Profiiteere, 492; Shortage in Scotland. 326. 372; Short Measure. 28< ; Storing, 288: Ten Thousand Tons of, 216; or Tyres? 230; from Water— and Other Things, 552; Wasting. 454 Phenomenon, An Interesting, 306 Picnicking, Popularizing, Winning Articles, 27 Piston Ring, A New Design (Messrs. Clews and
  • Peterson), 610 Plug, The Eyquem. 207 Plug, The Igna, 446 P ug, K.L.G., 162 Plug, Cooling bht\ 11 Plug, Mr. C. J. Taylor's, 179 Points for Drivers of Three-Wheelers, 100 Police: Activity, 56, 239, 393; Are Drivers Afraid of? 516; Motor Cycling, .92; Motor Special Reserve, 101; and Motorist*—The Offensive Opened. 271; Provincial and London—The Difference, 423; Reasonable at Bristol, 6; Signals, 398; Summonses—Ev«n a Worm ? will Turn," 43; Trap—Defendant at Stratford Petty Sessions, 187; Traps, Sir E. Geddes' Troubles, 668 Policeman, Exit-the Old-fashioned, 372 Policeman, The Real, 353 Policeman's Lot, A, 645 Politeness, The Essence of (Richmond Motorist), 58
  • Ponies Killed in New Forest, 341 Post-war Buckingham, The, 218 Post-war Palladium Light Car, 475 Post-war Standard, 37 Pot-holes and Careless Drivers, 457 Pot-holes, Repairing, 216 Power Alcohol, 173 Power- Unit, The Most Popular, 670 Practce, A Dangerous Throwing Coins, 262, 602 Premier Motor Co. Works Destroyed by Fire, 162 Prettiest Village Competition, The Prize-winner, 295 ,
  • Price, Phenomenal Rise in, 1914-1919, 159 Prices, Fall in, Predicted, 491 Prices Still Rising, 533, 573 Production Car, The Cult of the, 683 Production, Inadequate, 591 Production, Tho Vicious Circle, 175 " Professional Repairer," The, 516 Profiteer. The Private. 353, 628 Profiteering Act, 393, Revoked, 547 Profiteering, Base (Oil), 109 Public Confidence, 492 Public Danger, Driving to, 443 Public Getting Restless, 553 Public-house Problems, 58 Pullinger, Mr. T. C, 420 Puncture-proof Compound. 498 Pyrono Co., Change of Address, 473
  • Jueen, The, and the Buckboard, 692 Jueries. Notes, and: Aluminium Piston and Knocking, 561. American Cars—Import Duty on, 714. Axle, Full-floating, What, is a? 512
  • Back Pressure. Eliminating, 465. Bent Valve Removing a, 690 Bevel Box. Noise from, 156. Blowback, Cause of, 366. Brakes for Cycle-car, 210
  • Car, Registering a New, 338. Car Tester, Qualifications of a. 182. Carbon Deposit, Removing, 465. Carburetter. Popping and Blow-
  • QUEBIES, NOTES AND (Continued).
  • ing Back in, 512. Chain Adjustment, Correct, 690. Chains, Adjusting, on G.N., 338. Claudel Hobson Carburetter, Features of, 366. Clutch Trouble on Morris-Cowley, 156; Compression, Raising the, 256. Contacts and Plug Point*, Adjustment of, 714 Converting an Old Car, 366. Cyclecar, Choice of a, 310. Cyclecar, Dimensions for, 132 Dimensions for Garage, 465. Driving for the
  • Disabled, 156, 210
  • Fire, Danger from, 156. Flooding, The Cause of, 282. Friction Discs, Correct Diameter of, 538
  • Garage, Dimensions for, 465. iGarage, Heating trie, 338. Gearbox, Trouble with, 310. Gearbox, Unusual Noises from, 714. Generator for Cooking, Adapting a, 561 Horse-power, The Meaning of, 256. Hot-air
  • Muff, Making a, 182.
  • Import Duty on American Cars, 714. Invention, Protecting an, 282. Irreversible Steering, The Advantage of, 538 Knock, Locating a, 465. Knocking, Cause of, 156. '
  • Leverage, Obtaining Extra, 182. Locker on Morgan, Enlarging a, 210. Lubricating Oil, Thinning Down, 590. Lubricating. System, Failure of, 538. Lubrication Queries, 283 Magneto or Coil Ignition? 366. Magneto, Timing a, 310. Monocar, Building a, 182. Monocar, Constructing a, 465. Motorcycle or Cycle-car? 561
  • Oil Leakage from Rear Axle, 465. Overheating, Causes of, 132. Overheating, Troubles Through, 282.
  • Plugs, Long Reach, Changing to, 512. Popping and Blowing (Back in iOarburettefl, 512. Power, Mysterious Loss of, 512. Power Unit for Cyclecar, 366. Pre-ignition. A Case of, 561.
  • Reamering, To Save Time When, 282. Rear Wheel Springing on Morgan, 132. Registering a New Gar, 338.
  • Shock Aibsorbens-, Fitting, 310. Spare Parts, Obtaining, 210. Sparking at Platinum Contacts, 714. Starting, Difficulty in, 256. Starting Switeh. The Principle of the. 714. Starting up, Correct Method of, 538. Steam Car, Converting a, 210. Steam Car, Constructing a, 366. Steering, Disadvantages of Rear Wheel, 256. Second-hand Machines. Purchase of, 156.
  • Taking up Brake Wear, 690. Tax, Obtaining a Refund of, 182, 338. Tyres, Fitting Oversize, 182. Timing Engine on Humberette, 561. Tyres for Three-wheelers, 282. Valve, Bent, Removing a, 690. Valve Grinding, 338. Valve Parts, Wedght of, 156. Water in Carburetter, 132. W.D. Car, Buying a, 338. W.D. Machines, Demobilized Men and, 512. Whittle Belt, Shortening the, 256. Queries, Write to Us About it, 396
  • R
  • R.34. The- 161
  • Race, An International, Next Year? 633
  • Racer, Famous Grand Prix, Re-built, 194
  • Radiators in the Making (Radiator Manufactur
  • ing Co.), 280 . ?
  • Raitway, The Motor or, 338
  • Rapid Rim, 272, 291
  • Rapid Rims, Ltd., New Company, 343
  • Rapson Tyre Trial, 448
  • Rapson Tyre, Tho " Unpuncturable." 381
  • Really Rapid Tyre Dismounting, 272
  • Rear Light Campaign, The, 369
  • Rear Lights, Abolition of, 345
  • Rear Lights, Another Aspect, 395
  • Rear Lights, Cyclists and, 28
  • Rear Lights, More Support lor, 537
  • Rear Lights, The Police and, 692
  • Red Light, Anonymous Writer in " Middlesex and Bucks sAdvextiser," 667
  • Redwood, Sir Boverton. Death of. 61
  • Reprisals a Mistake (Doctor and Stone Thrower), 261
  • Resurrection, A, 425
  • Restaurants, Effect of High Wages on, 175
  • Revocation of War-time Lighting Restrictions. 306
  • Revolutionizing Car Steering, 447
  • Richardson Cyclecar, The Friction-driven, 171
  • Right of the Road, The, 352
  • Road Board, Sir G. Gibb, Chairman, 3
  • Road Experiences with A.V. Monocar, 303
  • Road Laying Modern, 375
  • Road Maintenance, Who Pays for? 403
  • Road Pests—Cyclists. 230
  • Road Repair—Brentford, 425
  • Road Repair, Caution in Driving. 399
  • Road Repair in France, £30,000,000 for, 30
  • Road Repairing, Slow, 353
  • Road Repairs, 424
  • Road Repairs. £100,000 for, 371
  • Road Sense—Cyclists Front Red Light, 548
  • Road Service, 174
  • Road Signals, 329
  • Road Signs—Do They Need Improving? 397
  • Road Warning, Special—Henley-on-Thames, 483
  • Road Wear in Bangor (" The Limit "), 396
  • Road, Which is the Most Dangerous? (Col. T. W
  • Bennett), 454 . Roads Advisory Committee, 473
  • Roads, Alwaj?s a Bend, 145
  • Roads, Bad, "in Devon, 33
  • Roads, Improving, 215
  • Roads, Motor Taxes a,nd the, 249
  • The Ligkt Car and Cyeleoitr
  • Tit
  • R (continued).
  • Roadside Repairs Extraordinary (London and Coventry), 2
  • Roads and the Ten-mile Limit, 249 v
  • Roads and Transport Congress Exhibition, 645
  • Roads, Our Treacherous, 602
  • Roads as \\ ar Memorials, 252
  • Robberies by Car, Daring, 2
  • Robbery by Motorcar. The Tip and Run Policy, 115
  • Rothschild, Major, Out of Hospital, 46
  • Rottingdean, Inroads of the Sea, 352
  • Route, Choosing the, 534
  • Route Queries, 454
  • Route Replies Temporarily Suspended, 238
  • Rover Light Car, The New, 548
  • Rover, That Mysterious, 554
  • Royal Automobile Club : Agents' Scheme 272: Annual General Meeting—Over a Million Meals Seived, 29; Associates, Record Number of, 83; and the Derby. 3; Facilities at the Show, 571; Light Car Committee, Not Yet, 137; Road Guides and Scortts, 175; Year Book, 262
  • Royal Patronage, 708
  • Royalty at Olympia, 691
  • Rule of the Road, American, 110, 412
  • Runs \>.ith an Object, 108, 186, 252; Cobham, Kent, 205; In Search of Architectural Treasures, 273; Lick with the Brighton Road, 305; The Rocks of Roche, 322; Friday Street Pool, 354; Wallace's Cave, 389; Leith Bill Tower, 413; Prizes for Best Article, 134, 175; Close of Competition, 2:52; Winners, 261
  • Safety Device, 2
  • Safety First, A.A. and M.U. Road Signs, 56
  • Safety First Signals, 110
  • Schoolboy Fined for Driving Without Licence, An
  • Unusual Charge, 272 -Scotland, Oil in, 534 ,
  • Scottish Light Car Trial, 600, 665
  • Scottish Six Days Trial, July 21st, 134, 246
  • Scout, Road, The Ensthusiastic, 375
  • Screwdriver, A Novel, 207
  • Seamer, Speed Limit at, 342 *
  • Second, The Difference of a, 515
  • Second-hand Bargains, 630
  • Second-hand Cars, Beware, 709 ,,
  • Second-hand Light Oar Prices, 26, 50, 85, 122, 160, 232, 266, 2S2, 325, 351, 380, 396, 501, 537, 545, 569, 634, 694 ~
  • Servant or Light Car? 358
  • S.H. Light Car, The, 244; Price of, 693
  • Shall I Join a Club? 319
  • Sheep Ca,use Accident, 330
  • Sheffield to Holy head, 107
  • Shepperton, Garden Party at, 240, 268, 290, 318
  • Shock Absorber, 645
  • Shopping by Car, Unpopular, 517
  • Show Number, The, 456
  • Shows, Two, for 1920, 575
  • Sign Posts, A Recommendation, 482
  • Sign Posts, Defective, 188 ?
  • Sigh Posts, Dilapidated, 328
  • Sign Posts, Renovation of, 345
  • Signal, Alarm, 395
  • Signalling Devices, " New," 1
  • Signals, Audible, for Motorists, 343
  • Signals, Code of, 3P3
  • Silencer, Have You a? 294
  • Silencer What is a? (Bromley Police Court Evidence), 83
  • Skate, A Useful, 332
  • Slough Depot, Everybody Busy at Cippenham, 199
  • Smethwick Watch Committee Busy, 55
  • Smith and Sons' Outing to Southend, 213
  • " Sober as a Judge"—Comparisons are Odious, 33
  • Society of Motor Manufacturers and Txaders : Banquet—What Sir Eric Said, 665: 17th Annual Meeting, 165; New President, 188
  • Soldering, Sweating and Brazing, 325
  • Southend A.C. Gymkhana, 457
  • Southend-on-Sea Automobile Club, 109
  • South Harting. Derby, 116 ^_
  • South Harting Hill Climb, 35, 60, Best Route to the Hill, 85; Looking Through Glasses at the Result, 141; Official Results, 143
  • Southport Automobile Club, First Run, 290
  • Spain, Fewer British Cars in, 388
  • Spares from—the Chemist, 516
  • Spare Can Fastener, 11
  • Spare Parts Wanted, 474
  • Special Motor Police Reserve, 101
  • Speed, Burley Protest, 135 .
  • Speed, Good Estimate of (M.P. Fined at Brentford), 327
  • Speed Judging—Worthing Constable, 371 Speed, Obtaining Greater, 176 Speed and Petrol Consumption, 483 Speed Trials at Westcliff, 109 Speed Limit Argument1? (Dublin County Council), 163
  • Speed Limit at Chudleigh, 31
  • Speed Limit, Exceeding, Lady's Retort to Constable. 135
  • Speed Limit Ignored—Hailsham, 215
  • Speed Limit Signs. Obscure, 371
  • Speed Limit, The Unpopular, 666
  • Speed Limits on Irish Roads, 214
  • Speed Limits, More, 692
  • Speed Limits, Unfairness of Certain, 414
  • Speedometer, The Almo 698
  • Spnedy Cycleoar, The, 397, 423
  • Spice of Novelty, The, 11, 151, 179, 207, 461 506
  • Sports, Motor, at Bradford, 290: .
  • Spring Troubles, 323 Spring3, Use of—New Version, 55 Standard Lamp Holders, 361
  • Standard Magazine, The, 107 ' Standards, 1916, 83
  • Starr, Mr. E. R. R., Motoring Enthusiast, 145 . State Motorcar, That, 197 Stead, Lieut. G. 'C, Awarded Gold Medal (London-
  • Kdinburgh Run), 107 Steering, Left-hand, 638 Steeriug, Revolutionizing, 447 Steering Systems Criticised, 657 Stellite Car, Change of Name, 572 Stile Cop Hill Climb, 109, 175, 237, 344; Light. Cars
  • in the, 217; Results, 239 Stolen Cars, Number of, 369
  • •' Stolen Cars for Sale- Adding Insult to Injury, 292 sjtone-throwing Evil, The, 370
  • Stop-lifted, Motor Trade Association's Action, 398 Straying Cattle, iDanger of, 421 Street Djuiger, The, 195 Strike, After the, Was Over, 552 Strike Blamed, Clergyman's Case Dismissed, 669 Strike, Disabled Officers on Crutches Ignored » Lift
  • by Motorists, 491
  • Strike, Motoribts ,ind the—Stratford-on-Avon. 491 Styhead " Push," Tlic, 1 Stvhead Stop Press, 30 Suicide, Old Man at Farnbor'ough, Three Attempts, 55
  • Summonses to Order |New York Police), 33 Sumptuous Bodywork, 655 Super-Dashboard, The (N.T. SeaplarTe), 23 Super-Mathematician (Stratford Police), 82 Sutton Bank Hill-climb. 359 Button Coldiield Speed Limit, 371 Suspension, No Standardization of, 654 Switch for Klaxon, 506 Swivelling Headlamps, 4Si
  • Taking Over the New Car, 507
  • Tank, Details of the, 92
  • Tar, Beware of the, 239 ?
  • Tar Spraying, 62 ,
  • Tarrant Triplane Catastrophe, 57
  • Tax, Inland Revenue, 692
  • Taxes, Future Motor, 288
  • Taxes, Motor, and the Roads, 249
  • Taxes, The New, 666
  • T.li. Three-wheeler, 699
  • Technical Offences, 571
  • Teltphoning by Night or Day (A.A. Roadside
  • Boxes), 238
  • Telephoning for Help, 375 Test, A Severe—Air-cooled Engine, 517 Testing Machines—Calthorpe Motor Co., 333 Testing or Touring, 262 Theory of Accumulators. The, 426 Theorj and Practice, 546 Thief, Th*e, and the Car, 289 Thief, To Frustrate the, 186 Thief-proof Device, 3, 113 Thief-proof Device, French Method, 63 Thief-proof Device, The Perfect, 454 Thief, The Way of the, 2 Thieves, Garages Which Invite, 93 Thieves, Headlines f.rom Contemporary 82 Thieves, Magneto. 82 Thieves, Motor, Caught, 77 Things Seen and Heard at Burford Bridge Hotel,
  • titiO
  • Thomas, Frank, 45
  • Three Months' Test of a G.W.K., 637
  • Three-wheeler, Novel Type of, 138
  • Three wheeler, Tyring the, 711
  • Three-wheelers, 709
  • Three-wheelers, Boom in, 706
  • Three-wheelers, Points for Drivers of, 100
  • Ttuee-wh&elers Which Will Not be Represented at
  • the Snow, 707
  • Three, Wheels or Four. By H. B. Dunlop, 703 Thurlow* Three-wheeler, 477 T.N.T. and Petroleum, '22 Toll-gates, An Anachronism, 271 Toluol Distillery, Transference from Holland to
  • England, 22 Tools (afOlympia), 626 Topics of the Day : —
  • •Abolition of Rear Lights, 293
  • Coal and Cars, Price cf, 196. Cyclecar, The
  • Three-wheeled, 702
  • French Light Car Progress, 400. Fuel, Home-produced, 347
  • History and Future of Economical Motoring, 684 Imports, French and Italian, Favoured by Exchange, 351. Industry, A Threat to,.351 Junior Car Club's Definitions, 147 Light Cars, Manufacture of, An Extraordinary Rumour, 147. Light Car Trial of the Year, 377 Lighting F,estrictions Re-imposed, 479. Limit, The, 1,500 c.c, 582 Motoring History. Important Page in, 9 Olympia. 90, 557, 611. Orders, The Risk of Cancelled, 351
  • Petrol Tax—A Forecast, 172. Petrol Tax, Should It be Retained? 10. Production, The Need for, 400. Profiteering, A Case of, 293 Railways First—The Roads. 247. Rear Lamps Must be Permanent, 582. Road Improvement Imperative. 499. Roads, The State 6f the, 9. Rover, The New, 557 Show Questions, The, 172. Sign Posts, 293. Strike, The Great, 479 Strike Lessons, 499 Traffic- Signals, Code of, 377. Trial, Open Six
  • Days', 90
  • Wavs und Commutations Bill, 196 Tour, An Extensive, 571 Tour, A Short, 708 Touring Car de Luxe, 431 Touring Guide. Return of tho. 136 Touring Motorists, Advice to, 661
  • Touring v. Sporting Models, 333
  • " Trade Box," The Opened—But Emits Smoke, 330
  • Trade, Enemy, Our Government and, 92
  • Trade Numbers, Misuse oi, 328
  • Trade with Germany and German Austria, 187
  • Traffic in Birmingham, 332
  • Traffic Problem, The Horse in the way, 532
  • Traffic Transport Bureau to Deal with, 390
  • Tram Causes Smash, 691
  • Tram Driver Knockod Down by Car in Manchester, 371
  • Tram Peril. The, 491
  • Tramway, The Growing, 572
  • Transmission Systems, Variety in, 651
  • Transport Bill ModificationE, 137
  • Trap, A Long, Potters Bar and Welwyn, 693
  • Trapper, Trapping the, 547
  • Trapping, The Art of, 295
  • Trapping—1919 Model, 200
  • Tredelect, Foolproof Dynamos, 610
  • Trench Railway, What is aV 63
  • Trial, a One-day Efficiency, 268
  • Trials, How They Affect Construction, 189
  • Trials, Welsh Free Church and, 70
  • Trident Cyclecar, 123
  • Triplex Safety Glass Soreen on Singer " 10," 472 '
  • Triptique for Temporary Visitors, 164
  • Trivialities at Olympia, 662
  • Truth Stranger than Fiction (Oar Without Lights on Peace Night), 214
  • Truth, The, 571
  • Tubes, Scarcity of, 21
  • Tuning for Accelerators, 275
  • Two, Four or Six Cylinders? By L. Mantell, 535 <
  • Tyre Pressure, Reckoning by Strokes, 108
  • Tyre, The Rapson Unpuncturable, 381
  • Tyre-repairtag Extraordinary—New Zealand Motorist's, 288
  • Tyre Replacement, Facilitating, 506
  • Tyre Troubles, 188
  • Tyre Valv<*. Schrader and Sons Booklet, 56
  • Tyres from Water, Making, 691
  • Tyres, Increase in Price of, 493
  • Tyres, More, Soon, 397
  • Tyres Must Have First Aid, 274
  • Tyres, Where are they Going? 473
  • Tyring the Three-wheeler, 711
  • u
  • Under the Microscope, Review of Olympia Exhibits
  • by Dr. A. M. Low. 658 Unfairness of Certain Speed Limits 414 Upbolsteritis! 146
  • Unlucky Number, The (Sparking Plug Theft) 330 Up m " Arms "-Iliord Urban Council, 515 Urban Ostriches (Linsdale Boundary), 329
  • Valves, Stainless Steel, 22
  • Vicious Circle, The, 452, 709
  • Victory Light Car, 529
  • Victory Loan, Bureau at R.A.C. Club Hou.e. 135
  • Village, The Neatest, 63
  • Village, The Prettiest, 229, 272
  • Visits to Battlefields, 57
  • Volcanis, 421
  • Vulcanizers, Huns Use, 33
  • w
  • Waddington Fells. Hill-climb at> 446
  • War Driving, 629
  • War Experience, 229
  • War Memorials. Roads as. 252
  • War Office Motorcars, Number of, 638
  • War Scandals, 516
  • War Work Publication—Armstrong-Whitworth 374
  • Warning Devices Cause Annoyance, 515
  • Warning—Motorist Killed by his Own Car, 544 -
  • Waste, Cutting Down, 95
  • Watches, Watching the, 570
  • Watches, Why Two are Used, 146
  • Water, Fuel from, 604
  • Water Fuel, Greet Secret, 601
  • Water Petrol,.547
  • Water lor Motorists, Extra charge for, not Justi-
  • tied, 199
  • Water, Making Tyres from, 691 Water, The Latest Fuel, 514 Watering Tank, Every Car a 91 Watersglash^n^Clr Club Trial-Hoist with
  • Watersplash, Some! 23
  • Watt, James, Centenary, 263
  • Ways arid Communication Bill—Roads Committee
  • .formed. 92
  • WayS "m Communications, Sir Eric Geddes and, Weather, The, 249, 272 Weather, Week-end. 23, 63, 93 Web Feet. 331
  • Week-end Events, London-Edinburgh Trial 34 Week-end Fixtures, July 19th, 188 """' J4 Weights and Measures, 482
  • W6lSh Trials ^UrCh' Agitatk>n Aff<"n«t Sunday
  • Westeliff, 3peed Trials at, 109
  • Westcliffe, Thrilling Afternoon's Sport at, 250
  • What Olympia will Reveal, 567
  • Wheel, Interchangeable, for Morgan, 181
  • When Witnesses Differ (Bangor) 371
  • Whiteun, A Fairly Fine, 46
  • The Light Car and Cyclecar
  • W (continued).
  • Who was at Fault? (Liverpool Corporation), 58
  • Wick Carburetter, Revival of, 552
  • Wilson, Mr. A. .!,, Presentation to, 187
  • Wilton Light Car, The 1919, 478
  • Wilton Sports Model—75 m.p.h., 670
  • Wimbledon—No Speed Limit Required, 419
  • Wireless, The. on the car, 474
  • Wolverhampton Floral Fete, 134
  • Woman Chauffeur, The, 570
  • Woman Driver, The, 145
  • Woman at the Wheel, The—What will be worn this Winter? 359
  • Woman at the Wheel. By Kathleen Moore, 94
  • Woman's Car, The, from the Woman's Point of View, 593
  • Woman's Limitations, 517
  • Women Drivers, Police Officer's Opinion of, 109
  • Women Drivers Still Wanted, 371
  • Women Drivers Vindicated, 473
  • Workshop, Motorists': 20. 51, 78, 152, 255 281, 307,
  • , .334, 362, 410, 466, 486, 642, 682 Air Leaks, Testing for, 334. Air Lock, Avoiding an. 682 Benzble " Bib," A, 486. Bolts, Cleaning and
  • Sawing, 51
  • Clutch, Oiling a Fierce, 466. Condensation, Preventing, 307. Cyclecarists, A Tip for, 307. Cylinder Pressure Testing, 334 . Dash Lamp, Home-made, 468. Derangement of Hooter, Preventing 466. Dents, Removing Unsightly, 542. Dismantling, A Useful Tip,
  • WORKSHOP, MOTORISTS' (Continued). 281. Distillery, Home-made, 410. Drilling with ,Han<l Brace, 642
  • Enamel, Don't Use, 155
  • Garage, Where Space is Restricted. 281. Grease Gun, An Easily Made, 78
  • Hardening by Hammering, 152. Hub Cap, Improving a (Wash Leather), 152
  • Inspection Pit, A Natural, 3B2
  • Jack, Simple, but Ingenious, 255 Jacking Up, 334. Joint, Making a«Good, 363
  • Key, Substitute for a, 410. Klaxon Horn, Operating a, 682
  • Lamps, Controlling the, from the Seat, 682. Lathe, "Substitute for a, 410
  • Method in the Workshop, 410. Mirrors, Inspection, 281. Mud Splashes, Reducing, 78
  • Number Plates, Obscured, Remedy for, 20. Nut, Removing a Refractory, 642.
  • Petrol, Economizing in, 152. Pe'rol Filter, Making a, 51. Pinion Wheel Repair, 642. Pipes, Repairing Small, 307. Puncture, The Incurable, 334. Pump Plunger, Oil the, 362
  • Radiator, Testing a, 334. Reversing. Warning Device, When, 78. Rotary Brush, Making a, 362. Rusty Cylinders and Exhaust Pipes, Renovating, 466
  • Shafts, Easing, with Emery Cloth 20. Shelves for Garage, 255 Soldering, To Facilitate, 51. Spanner, Correct Use of, 466. Spring. Light, Making a, 334. Squeaks, Tracing, 255. Storage Batteries, Danger from, 78
  • Tail Lamp, Safeguarding the, 152. Terminals,
  • WORKSHOP, MOTORISTS (Continued).
  • Sparking Plug, 20. Tyre Pump, Storing the, 486. Tyre Valve, How a Faulty, May be
  • Replaced, 486 Valve Spring Tension", Preserving, 410. Valve
  • Stem, Lengthening a, 682 Water Jacket, Cracked, Repairing a, 682. Wheel
  • Brushes, Simple Means of Renewing, 486.
  • Wheel Strain, Reducing, 307. Worm Eaten
  • Wood, To Cure, 362. Wrench, Socket, A
  • Useful, 78
  • Wrathful Correspondent (Daily Press), 187 Wcench, An All-purpose, 179 Wrigley and Co., A Growing Concern, 421 Wrong Side May be the Right Side (Hereford
  • Police Court). 58
  • Wrothani, Junior Car Club Meet, 454, 457 Wylye, Warning Notice at, 239
  • Yankee Maxims,. 600
  • York and Edinburgh Trial, August 4th, 164
  • York Hill-climb at Sutton Bank, 394
  • Zenith Carburetters, Improved Type, 584 Zenith Carburetters, Price of, 292
  • INDEX TO ILLUSTRATIONS.
  • A.-C.. Body Finishing Works at Thames Ditton, 30
  • Accumulators, Standard Type of, 427
  • Acetylene Lamp Fitting, 589
  • Acetylene Lighting, 558
  • Acetylene Lighting, Diagram Showing ? Causes of Trouble, 559
  • Aeroplane Mascot which Rises and Falls on the Centrol Rod, 225
  • Aeroplane," 1,000 to.ip. iSiiniger Light Car tinder Wings of. 4
  • A.F.S. Suspension Fitted to Douglas Light Car, 33
  • A.F.S. Suspension on Douglas, 654
  • Air-cooling, How Arranged on Enfleld-Anday Light Car, 164
  • Ajax Cyclecar, Unique Chassis, 560
  • Alignment of Wheels, Testing, 126
  • All-weather Hood and Side Curtains on Standard, Completely Protecting Occupants from Rain. 662
  • Aluminium Dashboard on " S.H." Light Car, 560
  • " America " Car, 515
  • Antique PoTtrayed by Camera, The. 429
  • Apparatus for Recording Movements of Springs, 270
  • Armature, Brolt Fan-cooled, 678
  • Armistice Day, A.A. Scout and R.A.C. Guide at Entrance to Olympia, 645
  • Aflhbrtdge Park, Scene at) Meet of Middlesex C.A O., 162 .
  • A.S.S. Chassis, Rear View of, at Paris Show, 560
  • Atmo Speedometer, 699
  • Audiometer, Dr. Low at his, 398
  • Auto-Cycle Union: Six Days' Trial, Scene at the Start, 425; Mr. J. Hall's Morgan on Top of Pont Grass, 443; Morgan, Going over Appalling Surface, 454; Morgan near Summit of Constitutipn Hill, Swansea, 444
  • Auto-Premier, The " F.E.C.," 112
  • Autovac, New Model, Sectional View, 148
  • Autovac Tank on Singer, 47
  • Autorao Tank on Standard, 16, 38
  • Auxiliary Helical Springs on L.M., 654
  • Axle, Back, of A.B.C., 660
  • B
  • Back to Motoring: No. 5, Motor Spirit, 1919 Model, 2. No. 6, The Man in Bluei 1919 Model, 31. No. 7, Other Road Users, 83. No. 8 Obtaining a Driving Licence, 108. No. 9, Then and Now, 163. No. 10, The Motorists' Peace, 187
  • Bale, Major, F. H.. 12, 532
  • Bangor, Crossing the Bridge at, 133
  • Barker. Mr. W. J., A.M.I.A.E., 553
  • Bashall, Mr., Cornering on his Morris-Oxford, 033
  • Baydale Beck Inn, 209
  • Beachy Head. Singer which Carried a Load of Five to, 596
  • Beatonson Double Windscreen, 672.
  • Bedford, Mr. G., on 10 h.p. Hillman, South Harting Hill-climb. 118
  • Beeznac Automatic Carburetter, 626
  • Beemac Switch and Instrument Board, 674
  • Bell, Henry, Memorial to. 390
  • Beny Pomeroy Castle, S. Devon, Light Car at, 421
  • Bennett, Mr. Peter, 271
  • Benzole " Bib," The. 486
  • Birdlip Hill in the Cotswolds, A Dangerous turn, 309
  • Btrdlip Hill, Scene of Several Nasty Accidents, 511
  • Blaekberrying, Light Car lor, 428
  • Blackie, Mr. H. A., 547
  • Bleriot Whippet Snapped in Surrey Lane, 13G
  • Blowback, How to Detect, 96
  • Bodywork, Examples of—Mercury, Duplex, Chnr-ron-Laycock and Deemster, 655
  • Bolton Abbey, Two Interesting Views of, 273
  • Bowden Controls, Simplifying, 234
  • Bowden Extra-air Inlet, 589
  • Bowler's Green—A.-C. and Singer at, 404
  • Box for Picnicking, Useful Idea sent ^by Com
  • petitor, 27 "
  • Boxgrove Priory, Ruins of, 689
  • Brake, Rear Wheel of Enfield-Allday, 167
  • Brakes, Easily Adjustable on A.B.C., 658
  • Brakes on S.H., How Operated, 555
  • Brighton Rally, 319; First Arrivals at, 364; Mr. and Mrs, A. J. Crump in the Winning Singer, 347; Dr. Low Considers the Good Points of a Swift, 346
  • Brighton . Road, Links with the, 305 v
  • British Motor League, Badge of,, 62
  • Brolt Lighting Dynamo on Standard, 16
  • Brolt Specialities, 34
  • Brolt Starter, The Pinion of, 677
  • Brooklands, What it Looks Like at Present, 277
  • Brooks' Footboard Trunk, 671
  • Bruce, The Hon. Victor A., 423
  • Buckboard, The, at Olympia, 692
  • Buckingham Back Axle, How the Hub is Fitted to, 215
  • Buckingham Incendiary Bullet in Flight, 173
  • Buckingham, Mr. J. F., Driving his Fam»us Red Racer at Speed, 633
  • Buckingham Light Car, Details of Back Spring Anchorage on the Back Axle, 214
  • Buckingham, Post-war, 218
  • Burford Bridge Hotel, 161
  • Burford Bridge Rally, Cars Lined up Outside the Hotel, 544. Coupe Assembled by Mr. W. Taylor, 215. Editor of " Light Car and Cyclecar " with tha Lady Judges, 231. iGeneral View, 226. Mrs. G. N. Higgs being Presented with the Second Prize, 215. The Winning G.W.K., 229. Our Artist's Impressions. 229.
  • Burn. Adaptor, The, 207
  • Burnham Beeches, Light Cars and Cyclecars at, 246
  • Calcott, The Brothers, on their 1919 Model at Leamington, 17
  • Calcott Light Car in Service of Food Controller, 482
  • Calthorpe Coupe, Door particularly wide, 487
  • Calthorpe and Singer Snapped while Passing
  • through Lechdale, 369 ,
  • Calthorpe Sporting Four, Plain View of, 232
  • Camping Out, Hotel Expenses Unnecessary When Understood, 155
  • Cantilever, Advantages of, 269
  • Capac Float Chamber, 89
  • Capao Temperature Regulator, 89
  • Car: Chiribiri. driven by Mr. B. Marshall, 118; Four-seated small, 316; Eric Campbell Makes its Debut at South Harting H;ll-climb, 117; G.W.K , Details of, 108; G.W.K. Waiting to Pick up Wounded Boys at En-dell Street Hospital, 341; Hillmann, in South Harting Hill-climb, 118; Interesting, built by Mr. Taylor, Seen at the Peace Rally, 216
  • Car, Taking over the; New. 508
  • Carbon, Deposit, Removing, by Oxygen Process, 465
  • Carburetter: A.M.C., The New, 634. Claude! Hob-son Type of M.J.A , 590;, Cox " Atmos " on Alpha Coventry Engine, 551; Paterson, 333: Wasted Fuel in, 95; Zenith, Improved Type, 584
  • Carden Monocar, 254; In Downing Street, Strikers' Interest in, 510
  • Carette, The Crouch, 265
  • Cars, Two Diminutive, Built in America, 262
  • Castle Three Cyclecar, 553, 695
  • Cattle, Caution Necessary when.Passing, 641
  • Caxton Gibbet and Inn on North Road, 401
  • Central Drill Projector, 627,
  • " Ceintur de Paris," Bedelia Getting Away from Control at Pont Marly, 641
  • Chain Drive to Dynamo-motor on Singer " 10," .169
  • Chain-starting Devjce on A.-V., 303
  • Charronette, Rear Axle on, 560
  • Chassis, Enfield-Allday, 1-68
  • Chassis, S.H., Rear of. 526
  • Chiddingston, Road Cut Through Solid Rock, 204
  • Church Thorpe, Church in Village of, 436
  • Cigar Lighter, The " Duco," 506
  • Cfrcuit de l'Eure, The Enders Jack which was Beaten by Pre-war Morgan, 345
  • Citroen, Rear Spring of, 555
  • Clayton Arms, Godstone, 48
  • Cleaning Inside of Cylinder by Means of Scraping Tools, 71
  • Clutch, How. to Increase Leverage, \82
  • Clutch Leather, Simple Contrivances for Oiling, 466
  • Clutch on Stanhope Cyclecar, 138
  • Coats, Captain, Singer Skidding on Bend S. Harting Hill-climb, 116
  • Cobham Road, On the, with A.-C. Sociable, 205
  • Col de la Schlute, Baby Mathis on the, 419
  • Compression, Simple Method of Raising the, 256
  • Contour Map (South Harting Hill-climb), 36
  • Control Levers, Strong, on A.-C., 660
  • Cooke, Major Stenson, 200
  • Cooke Plug, British Made, 335
  • Contacts and Plug Points, 714
  • Oorbett, Lieut-Oommander M. M. F., R.N, at Wheel of his G.N., 39
  • Cork to Repair Small Pipes, 307
  • Cornering, Two Methods of, Bifort and Morgan, 539
  • Coupe Bodies, Charronette, Majola, Secqueville-Hoyau, 520
  • Coupe Necessary for Doctor, Choosing a, 613
  • Cowey Horn, The. 675
  • Cowey Thief-proof Lock, 626
  • Crankcase Inspection Port on Bifort, 204
  • Crankshaft on A.B.C., 648
  • Cressage. Old Trestle Bridge over the Severn, and Permanent Structure, 509
  • Crouch Carette, 265
  • Crouch, Power Unit of, 265
  • Crouch, Mr. Willie, 554
  • Cycle of Operations in Six-cylinder Engine, 53S
  • Cycle Race. Bath Road, The Finish, 284
  • Cyclecar: The Belt-driven, 8; Built by Mr. Har-ing, Jun., which Cost, Less than £10 to Build, 392; Built by Mr. G. Sanders. 686; Coupe, Home-made, Ingenious but Primitive. 480; With Coventry-Victor Engine, 576; with Epicyclic Gears, 139; Mr. E. J. Garrett's Morgan, 155; Mr. Leonard Jones's home-built, 88; Made by 15-year-old Constructor, 187; Patented by Mr. Osborri, 439; Suggested Loading Dimensions for, 132
  • Th- I. igK« Car and Cyolecaf
  • C (continued).
  • Cyclecars, Driving, on Tramlines, 100; at the Peace Rally. 233; at Westclifl Speed Trials—A.V. and G.N., 238
  • Cyolecars: Ajax, 526. Ajax Chassis >.t Paris'Show, 560. " America," built in Barcelona, 515
  • Barker, 531. Barnard, Engine of, 609. Be-delias, Winner of French Road Race, 409
  • Cattle Th'ee, 551. 695, 706. Cha'lenge, 595, Coven try-Premiei, 549, 574, 629, 706
  • Diable, 570. Dolly. 223. Duncan, 70.
  • Elfe, 546. Endus Jack, 409. Eric-Campbell, 243
  • Oillyard, at Button Bank, 420 G.N., 384. ti.N., on Birdlip Hill, 309. G.N., Crossing Dartmoor on, 363. Godet, 564, 707 Grahame-White, 617. -
  • Lowe's, Mr. C. R , 70. Lowe, Designed by Mr. Earl, 105. C.SD., 706.
  • Marlborough, Mr. Andre's, at Westcliff, 239. M.B., 707. M.B. Three-wheeler, 356. M-B., 200-mile Test of, 388. Morgan Driven by Mr. Ware at WestcliBe Speed Trial, 239. Morgan, 106, 706. Morgan, Showing Various Improvements, 105.
  • Richardson, 171..
  • Speedy, 397, 422 Stanhope, Three Views, 138.
  • Sulky, 546 .
  • T.B.,- 668, 699, 707. Trianto-Godet, Side Elevation, 460. Trident, 123, 707. Trident, Power Driving Unit. 135.
  • Vitesse, Streamline Body from Rear, 607 Cylinder Head of Ehfield-Allday, 166
  • D
  • Dartmoor. Crossing, on a G.N. Cyclecar, 363 Dash lamp, Home-made, 467 Dashboard of an N.T. Seaplane, 23 Dashboard, The Smith, 590
  • E
  • ashboard o! Standard, 340 avies, Mrs. Molly, Winner of " Picnicking " Competition, - 28
  • D&vey, Mr. B. A., Clerk of the Course at Tele-phono in Car, at S. Hartihg Hill-climb, 119
  • Decarbonizing Tools, The " Succeee," 151
  • Deemster Chassis, Plan View of, 666
  • Deemster Leaving Works on the Way to a Custo
  • mer, 288 - ??
  • Denley, Mr H. B., on his Grand Prix Morgan, 703
  • Dents, To Remove Unsightly, 642
  • De Peyrecare, Mr. L. F., 61
  • Design fot Monocar to be Driven by Electric Engine Starter, 336
  • Diaphragm for Rachet Horn, Home-made, 126
  • Digswell, The Red Lion at, 130
  • Disc Wheel, The Cult of the—G.W.K. at Hut Hotel, 423
  • Dissembling Tip, A, 281
  • Distilled Water. Simple Method of Obtaining 470
  • Dolly Cyclecar, 223; Front Suspension of, 289
  • Dorman Engine, The. 348
  • Douglas. Light Car, Engine arid Gearbox, 631
  • Drawing Office Working Like a Hive of Bees, 453
  • Drilling with- Hand Brace, 642
  • Duco Cigar Lighter, 506
  • Duco Grease Syringe, 461
  • Duoo " Model 85 " Tyre Pump, 225
  • Dttnlop Grooved Tread A New, 207
  • Duplex Chassis with Splayed Springing, 661
  • Duplex Engine, Diagram of, with Crank Pin and
  • Eccentric Operated Sleeves Surrounding
  • Piston, 661 . .
  • Dynamo, A.T. Model Rotax, 677
  • Dynamo, Brolt D.V. Modpl, 34
  • Dynamo and Distributor, Combined (Vandervell Ltd.), 678
  • Dynamo Lighting—Tredelect, 610
  • Dynamo, Post-war (S. Smith and Sons), 627
  • Earl, Mr., at Wheel of Lowe Cyclecar, 105 Easy-starting Device, 155 Eccles- Hotel Glengariff, Ireland, 174 Edenbridge-Tonbridge Route of New Road -to
  • eliminate. Dangerous Bend, 248 Efficiency Trial, 407, 408. Some Competitors Lined
  • Up for the Start, 405 Elfe Cyclecar, at Paris Salom. 546 Elmdon Park Entertainment to Cyclists in •H.M.
  • Forces, 131
  • Emscote Light Car, Three Views, 602 *
  • Endell Street Hospital, G.W.K. Waiting to Pick
  • Up Wounded Boys, 341 Enders Jack in Circuit, de 1-Ecole, 344 Eiders Jack in French Road Race, 491 Engines: A.-C, 649. A.-C. Carburetter Side of. 3. A-C., Six-cylinder, 495. 497. Ajax, Front
  • Springing of, 526. Alpha-Coventry, Atmos
  • Carburetter, 551. A.S.S., Two-cylinder,.
  • Two-stroke on, 526 Barnard Cyclecar, Four-cylinder, 609. Bleriot-
  • Whippet, 42. Buchet, 519. Buckingham, 90 Degree, 632 C.A.R., Three-cylinder Radial, 649. Charron-
  • Laycock, 649. Correspondent's Suggestion of
  • Gearing Down the, 712 Day-Leeds 10 h.p , 578. Dorman, 348. Dorman
  • in Hampton Light Car, 263, 267. Douglas,
  • Light Car, 62, 631. Duplex, Eight-cylinder, 650
  • Enfleld-Allday Air-cooled, 164, 649 Foreeti, 366
  • ENGINES (Conibinaied\.
  • G.W.K., Showing Carburetter Attachment, 606. Horizontally-opposed, Two-cylinder, 535. Horizontally-opposed, Unit Power of, 528 Light Car, by Aster Engineering Co., 583 ' Meteorite, 193. Metric, an Elevation of, 755 Novelette .Cyclecar, 710 Palladium, Post-war, 474. Peugeot, Novel Oil
  • Filler of, 571. Precision, 705 S.H., 649
  • T.B. Three-wheeler 693. Trident, Starting Lever on, 123. Twin-cylinder Air-coolfd, Trinagulated Drive for Gears, 670 Zebra, Unit, 526 Engines, Diagram Showing Even Torque Given by
  • Fouir-cylinder, 537
  • Engo-Flator Tyre Inflator in Action,,2.02 Enots Petrol Filter, 674 Enots Tap, 625 Eric-Campbell Starting Off on a 25,000 Miles Trial
  • Miss Sprake Driving, 571 Euston Road After a. Shower of Rain, 240 Exe, In the 'Valley of the. on the Way to Tiver-
  • ton, 432
  • Exhasut, Effect of Acu'e Bend in, 465 Exhaust-heated Indtictioh Pipe on G.N., 648 Exhaust Manifold, Good Type of, 176 Exhaust Manifold with Separa's Outlets, 275 Exhaust Pipe, Flexible, on Mascotte Chassis, 659 Exhasut Tract of Good Design Which Permits Easy
  • Progress of the Gases, 276 Expansion Chamber and Exhaust Pipe Design on
  • Fa-rman Chassis, 658 Extra Air Device. 54 Eyquem Plugs, Two Types of, 207
  • " F.E.G.," Auto-Primer, Showing Connections to Carburetter and Induction Pipe, 112
  • Fender for Motorcars, 106
  • Ferro-concrete Road Near Woodford, 517
  • Fire in Garage, To Guard Against, 680
  • Float Chamber, Capac, 89
  • Float. Locating Puncture in, 54
  • Floating Axle, 512
  • Flooding—Float Punctured or Weighted, 282
  • Folly The, Near Slindon, 689
  • Foot Beir (Markt and Co.), 673
  • Foot Pump, The Asca, 676
  • Foot Rail for Comfort of Passengers in G.W.K, 135
  • Foresti. Power Unit for Cyclecars, 367
  • Framework for Seat on Barria, 560
  • Frazer-Na&h, Capt. A G.. in South Harting Hill-climb, 116; at Wheel of G.N., at Button Bank, 394
  • Friction Drive cfi H.F G. Light Car, 216
  • Friction Drive oil Palladium Light Car, 632
  • Friction Gear on Octo Oar, 522
  • Friday Street Pool, Charming Spot Within Easy Reach of Londoners, 355
  • Frame Axle and Spring Assembly of Enfleld->11-day, 189
  • Front Hub on Duplex, 657
  • Fuel, Wasted, in Carburetter. 95
  • Funnel Correspondent's Idea for Preventing Petrol Being Splashed Out of Ordinary, 181
  • Gateway, Lewes Castle, and Baby Peugeot, 306 Gauge Which Tests the Palalleiism of Axes of Big-end and Gudgeon Pin, 333 Gauze Caps Movable, to Improve Bad Vaporizer, 505
  • Gear Changin, How to Practise at Home, 278 Gearbox of L.M., 651 Gearbox Suitable foT Cyclecar, 225 Geddes, Sir Eric, 197 Generator, The Low, 558
  • George Inn. Piercebridge, Where ..the " Grandfather's Clock " 'Stood, 155 Garman Postcaird Received by Stewart and Aiden,
  • Ltd., 93 Girtford Bridge Being Negotiated by a W.Ai.C , 178 Glass Gauge Joined to Petrol Pipe "by Means of
  • RubbeT Connection, 54 Glengariff Bay, Terminus of the Atlantic Cable, 175
  • Glowarm Gloves, Electrically-heated, 626 G N Cyclecar. " Doing His Bit " During the
  • Crisis, 469
  • G.N. Back Axle, 607 Godfrey, Mr. H. R., 532 Gofa Tyre, 569
  • Goodyear Straight Cord Tyre, 624 Grahame-White Buckboard at Olympia, 692 Grand Prix Racer Rebuilt, 194 Gravity Conveyor in American Mass Production
  • Factory, 684
  • Grease Gun, Home-made, 78 . Great Miwlow, The River at, 436 Grinding Compound, 151
  • Grip for' Using Emery Cloth on Shafts, 20 Guvscliffe, Old Wa'er Mill at. 28.3 GWK..: Details of, 108; Front" Axle, 661; Takimz
  • Wounded Soldiers Down the River, 332;
  • Taking out a Load of Wounded Soldjers, 637
  • H
  • Halnaker Castle, 689 Halnaker Mill, 689
  • Hampton, Post-war, 267
  • Hand Brake of ?A.B.C, 657
  • Hand Wheel Switch for Klaxon, 506
  • Hardstoft, Oil in the Bore? Tank to Receive It, 125
  • Hardy Patent Fabric Universal Joint, 652 Hawker, Mr., House of. at Hook, 4 Headlight. New, by Norman Johnson and Co., 584
  • H.F.G, Light Car, 221 Higgs, Mr. G. N., Hon. Sec. S. Harting Hill-climb,
  • Higgs, Mr. and Mrs., Gained 2nd Prize With Their
  • Singer, 227 High-tension Lead Wires, How They Should be
  • Twisted in Connecting Up Sparking Plug, 20 Hill-climb, M C.A.C., Mr. S. J. Prevost Winning
  • • The Light Cair " Cup, 84 Hillrnan Racer, 315 Hood, One-man, on Calthorpe, 435
  • Hoi Ho
  • for Fitting Inside Bonnet,
  • The Oowey, 675 n, E. A., Electric 676
  • li Maud:?, Removable Diaphragm. 11
  • Horn, Klaxon, Electric, 625
  • Horn, The Long, 676
  • Horizontally-opposed Engiii'e Unit Cbnstructor, 528
  • Horse-power of Engine, Diagram of (Dr. Low's (Article), 141
  • Horse-power. The Meaning of, 256
  • Hub Cap, Emergency, Made From Wash Leather, 152
  • Humorous: Are There Any Baffle Plates in It? 294. Car Often Sold at 'k Sacrifice When Owner Wishes to Get It Off His Hande, 683. Cottager to Motorist With Petrol Can Full of Water, 137. Efficiency Trial, Some Pen Sketches at, 424. Our Artist's Impressions at the Trial, 409. A Strike Reminiscence — " Food Only" 534. What Did It Run You into? 82
  • Hydu Park Food Depot, A Lorry Leaving, During the Strike, 470
  • I
  • Ingna Plug, 446 Ingna Plug Cleaner, 589 In*pectk>n Lamp, 270 Inspection Pit, A Natural, 362
  • Jack, Cyolecar, Home-made, 255 Jack, Tangye, 589 Jarrott, Lieut-Colonel ChaTles, 568 Jet, Device for Heating, Electrically, 277 Joynson-Hicks, Sir William, Bart , M.P., 296, 568 Junior Car Club: Badge, 46, 425; Brochure, Facsimile of, 670; at Can ley Wor,ks of Standard Motor Co., Ltd., 1; Efficiency Trial, September 6th, Map of Course, 373; Luncheon, Facsimile of Menu, 17; In the Midlands (Eight Views), 12; Team of Morgans at Red-ditch Trial, 372
  • Kirkham Abbey—Hillman Light Car, 353 Klaxon Electric Horn, 625 Klaxon Horn, Operating a, 682
  • Lady Cyclists' Rally on Portsmouth Road (Singer
  • Light Car), 7.9 Lady Driver of Baby Peugeot at Level Crossing at
  • Leigh-on-Sea, 121 Lagonda Axle, 661 Laganda Coupe, 669 Lake District, Morgan in the, 261 Lamp on Garage Floor, Danger of, 690 Lame, Inspection, with Five YaTds of Flex, 270 Landmarks ol Interest to Light Oar Owners, 573 Lattice. Work Erection Which Has Almost the
  • Same Wind Resistance as Plain Surface, 411 Leaf Spring Opener, An Ingenious, 17tf Leather Bottle, The, at Cobham. 205 Lcchlade. Calthorpe and Singer Passing Throirgh, 369 Leek Woolton, on-the Kenilworth-Warwick Road, 563
  • Left in Charge, 645
  • Leith Hill. A Beauty Spot en Route, 413 Level Crossing. M.B. Waiting Ten Minutes at, 388 Lever at Side of Accelerator Pedal Which Operates
  • an Extra Air Inlet, 635 Light Car: for Blackberrying, 428; Mr. Kinsey's
  • Seen at Burford Bridge, 224; With the
  • Lasses, 99; On the Sands at Leigh-on-S«a, 80; The. Can Penetrate Where a Heavy
  • Car Could Not be Driven. 614
  • Light Cars and Cyclecars at Olympia, 65J " Light Cars. Fleet of A.-C., at London-Edinburgh
  • Trial, 66
  • Light Cars on the Front at Eastbourne. 198 LIGHT CARS: A.-C, 620, 656. A.-C. Bantam, 6.
  • Airedale. 445. Aston-Martin. with Sporting
  • Type Body, 44; in London-Edinburgh Run, 58 Bifort: 112; 3nat>ned on Picturesque Surrey
  • Road. 203. Bloriot-Whippet. 42. Briton, 653. Buchet (Paris Salon), 519
  • The LrigHt Car and Cyclee«r
  • L (continued).
  • Calcott, Driven by Mr. W. H. Caloott, at J C C Rally, 12: on Kemlworth- Warwick Road. 563. Cahvhorpe: "186, 617, 623, 856, First Post-war, 454; "Sporting Four," 190. CAR., and Chassis, 653. Cairrow, 685. Charropette, 520 ?Charron-Layoock, 579, S80, 621. Citroen-(Engine), 519, (Long Line of, Outside Pan* Saaon), |52S, 619, 685; (Four-seater), 653; Crouch, 617
  • - Day-Leeds, 578, 621, 656. Deemster, 61?; (Postwar, for Lady Drivers), 136. Douglas: 619, 623; Post-war Chassis, 615; at J.C.C Rally 13; on tBe Road Near Bribtol, 213. Duo, 134, Duplex, 6i8; (10 h.p. Ghassii), 59, 60 Emscote, 602. Enfield-Alklav • 166-8, 621, 656, Eric-Campbell, 111; 10 h.p, Mr. N Macklm on, 217 -
  • t5,N,: 620; at iLeaimiiinigton. Rally, 14; Commander Corbet* at Wheel, 39. Grahame-Waite, 636; Three viewa fthowinw (friction. dtiJe, -. 581. G.W.K.: 638, 618; 1O» Chassis, 605; Mr. Stocks' a«c«niding Rodiborough 'Lane, 302; Tool raoassea on, -379; TwowaateT, 663; " Mr. T. J. Wright iru dJeoona'tied, 226 , Hampton at OJymipda, 693. H.F.G.,' 221. Hill-maTir: with-Mt..J, O.-Hi.Uma4 ia passenger «eat, 17; Thi«e view*, SIS. Horatananm, at-Lea on the> Solent, 16?. Honmiberette, with timy «nthu$iafe* at t/h* wheel, 337 Janeonatal, at Paris SaJjon, 556 Ia.gonda: 618, 669; W19 Model, 5; Four-«oater, 76; New, with flat radiator, 547; at South Haftimg Hill-olimib, 142; 1919 driven by Mr. W. H. Oatos at Oaailey Work*, 15, n L.M., 619, 663
  • McKem&e, 550. Majola, 349, 580. Marlhforou&h: 656, 708; starting off on-demonstration run at Oiympda, 669. Ma«icotte, 646> Mercury 620; 1919, 243. Meteorite: 193 618; (ohaesie), 201. Morgan,- near i&rough, (London-Edin-. burgh Trial)/ 66; in lake District, 261; the latest iaaproveimerits, 25; Mr\ and Mrs. ^Morgan, with thew, 85; used Offiioially by Bee -off A.-C.U., io Tidal, 186 Morris-Cowley r . 7, at Alms Hill, 3. iMorris-Oxford1, 7 Octo, &22 Palladium, 421, 454, 475, 618, 641, (de luxe
  • bodies) 66. 'Payze, 697 Rhone, Tramamii&siion Unit, 622. Rover, 548, 621, 666
  • Sacquevllile-Hoyaai, 520, 617. Seine, 522. S.H, 244, 339, 671, (couip'e) 623f im Steering Test, 405. Singer: 6&8,' 656, 708; "10" on the
  • road, 149; 1919 "10," 169; owned by Mr.
  • G. N. Higga,' 47; 19O0, 872; MT. C. E..
  • Myeom's, 86; outside FaMnhoua©, 9.9; under
  • wings of. Gdaat Aeroplane, 4. Standard: , 617, 623; Efficient weather protection of,
  • - 450; 1919,' wiMi AutovwcT Temik, B; Four
  • seater Modrf, 37; Poab-wjar, 36; Coupe
  • "Mosted, 37; Stoliite, 1919: 41; 1919 Chassis r 5.7; 'Founsearter, (aM--weather modal) 531
  • Tribune, 350 ,*
  • " Victory, ^rtctionHdriveo, 529 - Wwuterw (German^, 313. WiHon, 478, 620, 653,
  • at J.C.C. Garden (Party 35ft lighting Generators 568 . *
  • Lighting Troubles,—Exdanine the BaWwy box,-. 507 l/fooota.. Traoto* Trials, 473 Litfhfcnode UospiilaibTei Battery, 695 IAwn-pooS -Motor Club .Eivepit, Oct. J5,tth,. Mr., . dreams asoeaMtag Pem^y-Bal HipC-8..Waites, 699 * r * \
  • liverpeol Cup open Trial,—The Morgaiii Team, 596 ? L3oydTG«oirgj3, Mn's., <xn '* Motoring holiday in
  • Oriocaetrv47ai
  • .looker, under footboard, 77
  • Lock-nwt, (Kimgeland Research Syndicate) 161 .
  • Lodge Plug«, latest, types of, 676-
  • Londoti'-Edinburalh. TrW: OPT Antdet'a impressions »t the {Start, 68; MT. H. F. S. Morgan •tairtinig, 81; Three Gold MedeV, Wiofflere, 84; Group oi imacihi>n«s at. Castle Inn, Br<>ugh, '57; Mongan^ near BroueTi, 66-; G.P / Mongaa ia* Tevio^ihead1, 67; MT. Myson'« Simger (10 h.p. phaeto&i 85; Mr. Oatefi and - Iieiit. Stead isfcandinig (by tbelr -cars, 58, 3oemes on the Road, 66
  • TxHidom Jload Repaire: Maryle/bone Road. 208
  • Low, Dr. A. M,., S69, Am t/nconvenitiorual portrait (at ahepperton) 3^11
  • Low Gfenenator, converted for cooking purposes,' 561
  • Lucas Startetf, The, 677
  • Luth-, North vDevon, WLmnLTiig Photograph of the Prettiest Village, 295
  • M
  • McConneM, M*. H. P., Captain of J.C. Club, 13 M-dMinniee, Major W. G., R.A.F., A.F.C., &8 MaoMaihon, MT. J., Itoag, 682,
  • ' Mftcolesficld, Earl of, vti<Vh b'is h«ir ViBoouttt
  • - 'P&FK«T and. the Hon. Wdildaam Parker, 46 -
  • MaoloUn, G*rot:, WmTier of Westell Ou4> and1 his
  • ' Erfc-Ownipbelll, 493 . ,
  • Magdyno, Tnx&e, 590"~
  • - Magnwto, Oorapomeniti ipa,rit((i of a G.4, /partly MMDI.
  • Wedt; 397 - '
  • Magneto Cut-out, to praveni dtamag-e through
  • . • ?'? , failure1 of oil caroxdiitiloin, 461
  • Magneto drive -witlh Hardy type TJnivoreal cou-
  • > plimgj 660
  • Magneto, A, in the maAing, 298
  • Magneto, Th<an»arji-Beimetrt, The Teetiiag roonr; 297
  • Miugnetb, Timing a, 3M ~ •
  • Mald*nlhead OenotapT], Service at, 693
  • Mammoth, Not a Modwni, 533
  • Ma.udiaiay Mr J-t W», MJana-gang Dneotoi of
  • Standard Motor Co., 3-1 Map, How. to leach Buriord Biidge HoUl Irom
  • i London, 189
  • Map, How to leaoh Cqibhanii, 205 Majp of Hor,aha«m, Wwiley Hut, 4H Map, Sihowine position of OAymipia, '588 Map Showing route to Wrotham, 487 Alarlas Sit earing Gear, 447 Mascot, New, by Brownj Bros , Britannia, 113 Mascot Miniature Tank, 446 Mascot, " U liutky Deviil," 446 Mjat tor doorwtep to eave delicate pile, cia-rpet, 480 Mathae Method of drivinig Jan by same diara wivi^h
  • operate.s camishaift, 521
  • - M.C. and A.C. Open Tr^al, The Morgan, 704 Mechanical Seat Starter on Duplex, 648 JM«mo Tablet fox Daisihiboax-d, 151 Midhurst, Ofnrials at WengbbOTdige, 145' Mill Bridge olose to Old Mill where Henrj Bell
  • was born, 391 Mira Igniter, 386 Mirror, Imsipeotaon., 281 ModeJ* 1919, Group of, 290
  • Mouaoair, A.V. at Motor Cycling Gipsy Meeting,
  • ' 199
  • Monocar, A.V., Showing igraceful lijuea with hood
  • up, 306 Monoear, A.V., ehowing how engine is mounted
  • on tail, 304
  • Monocar, Mr. Berhaim's, 220 Monooer, Tamiplm, outside Olyanpia, 669 Morgaxy, altar Alteratioms, 860 Morgan, Mr. H. F. S., starting 'in Ixmdon-Edtii-?v burgh Run., Sjl; on his >forigan wihioh jnad^
  • suoh a fln« perfonrnance at Style Cop, 342;
  • in Steering Tasb, 703, on his Morgan wins
  • •? Gold Medal, 493 .""
  • Morgami Matteie, An impromptu Comtaittee meet-
  • iiag, 437
  • Morgan driven by Mr. A. G. F Nai&h, 18 Morgani, Pre-war, whiidh beat the Endeta Jack in
  • Circuit de d'Bua^f 344
  • Moriganiizinjg baci to iheatlth, TJeut. Holroyd, 567 Motorcars, Fender* for, 106 Motor Oydin.g Gipsy Picniq. Lieut. W. Cooper
  • .standing by his Morgan, 135 Motor Lauriclri., Mr. Chalk'*, whdcih took wounded
  • soldiers for trips on the "River, 319 -
  • Motor\M-anufa<!turing Co. Works, 360 \
  • Motor Spirit Permit issued dUTinig Railway Strike,
  • .^ m
  • Motoring to Olym.pia A V. Monocarist «ihow« the
  • way -to Lady driver of 10 h.p. §wjft, 639 Moat Blanc, An oiwne'r ©cdeiavouTs to scale, 452 M.P.G. Indicator flxexd in. position, 431 Miundiy, Mr. Rex, 591
  • N .
  • Nail, which defied vibration.,- 179
  • N«il»worth Ladder, Ma-p of Rou'te Jrom London
  • Jfco Stroud, 264 /
  • Naileworth ELadder, Mir. W. Paddon ascending, 241
  • .-Noilswontih, MouinUulnieering in 300
  • Nasti, Captain A, G."Erazer, 532 -
  • N.B.A., FilliBg un at *Hanseifeirry Roa-d, 545
  • Newlaajds Corner, JC.C, Picnic "a-t, 374
  • Niafoeb, -Mir. J. R. Vh» Hate, 363 ? , - i
  • Nixon, SIT John, and -Colonel Jarrott diiscusg a knotty ipoint with Mr. G. N. H sgs,,J09
  • Noise caused, by ball ia balLrajce comiait itw> contact wiim de^raasion in <mter race,- 403 ,
  • Nortibera HilT-Jdliim'b, Mr. S J. Pievo*t wjijniwg t3ie .Lig^t Oar Oup, 84
  • Notron &tov«, The, 673.
  • NTimber Plate, Alumitwum, -580
  • Number Platfea, How.- tlhey might be protected
  • {rom mud splashes, 20 '
  • o
  • Oates, Major, on his Lagonda, 92 Offl©ielB-at itihe Weigbibridge, Mir E. R. R Starr, M*]OT Bale and Station Master at Mld-• Ihursti, 145
  • Oilcan fixture for Running Board. 11
  • . Oil dipper rod fitted to CaJtihoTpe, 577
  • Oil filter of Pflnigeot Emgine, 571
  • Oil IT&di'Oator on Peugeot, 566 ' -
  • Oil Pramp inj,»ix-cyll$4'e* A.O. Engine, 496
  • ' Oil 'Suipply, CfentneHliB* the, by ThroMJe, 97
  • Oil Teai^talie'en Singer ."10;" W0 - '
  • Olymvpia: Our Airtiat's Impiroe«iom» at, 663; The Attraction of the World, 643; Before fh'e Puiblic wae admitted, 667; Three inrteresWine .ohaaais at, Ml; A Comer of th» J.C,C. Opeo-air Garage, 668; Map. Showing position, of, 588, 603; Plain ot'&i&M*, 326, 604; ' The " Spirit Jof the Snow," 599; Standard . decoration* for, 32; Wh*tjt looked like on
  • Novomiber 3rd, 628V *, Ordie, SIT Julian \y.. 396 Overhead worm-dlrive baok axle oi McKeniie, 550
  • Paddon, Mr. W , 296
  • P*int Pots, Cardt)oaa-dvi8tand, t» 'hold, 255
  • Pairottog, Dia'gram Showing nie'tlhod o* .ueirug _ the
  • Ibruish, 486
  • PallflrdlnTa Light Car-, unique photi06r*j>h showing ? " heigW of eiugine (J.C.C. RaKy), «62 Palladdunj, Powt-war, Power unit, 4(76 Palladium,' Two-cylinder Ipowear vdit, 631 Paris, By 'road to-nStamtard Liight Car, 829
  • Parit Salon, A Corner of the, 555
  • Paras Satan, Interior, Ohaarroneete Ghatsis in FOL?-ground, 526; Typical fccene on the' openicg day, 534
  • Patexwom Carbureitter, Sectional view of, 333
  • Pa.y«9 Light <Ca.r, 697
  • Pedal Slots, A suggestion IOT narrow, 451
  • Peep-hole of ample size in back of coupe is imperative, 481
  • Pleiteol Can Carrier, 589
  • Pe*rol-driven rollers foT tamping freshly-laid concrete, 375
  • PetTol Fallear and Filter, 207
  • Petrol Fitter, The Tapp, 378
  • Petrol Filter/ The Enots, 674
  • Petrol FunniM, 159
  • Petrol Gauges, Two type* of, 380
  • Patrol .Power, The Ta.pp, 461, 625
  • Retool Strainer madfe from toiip gTeaae cups, 51
  • Peitiroil Taip, an imiproved1, 323
  • Petrol Vapour, in Garage, need of Ventilation, 680
  • Phenomenal Ti»e in Price! 159
  • PjiilUpe., lieu*. J. O. J.K" Olymupia Show Sec..: 547
  • 'Pickavanit, oni hie Oalthonpe on which ha wftnt to
  • , Paris, 630
  • Bistop Rdag of nov«il ,de«gn, (Austin Motor* Co.) 610 ,
  • piktruetaory Steering gear Mechanism, 638
  • Blug, Bra.se Plate to cool, 412, ..
  • Plug, Central inauilation cooled by meanB of holes in outer oasinig, 11
  • Plug, The Cooke, 335
  • Plug, The Igna, 446
  • Pluig,. lx>ng reaoh, 512
  • Pluig, Sphinx, C.25., 225 . Giant at Oiympia, 673
  • Plug Tester, Ripa-ult, 113
  • Plug Trouble due to " Whiekerrs," 391
  • Pluigs, Ijodige, Latest types, 676
  • Pocteet ScTewdnver, 78
  • Police recruits at Eagle Hut imi training—memorizing Motor Numbeqre, 372
  • Power curve of overhead valve of Dorman engine, fitted to Hamjptdn Light Oar, 337
  • Power and Driving unit ol Trident Cyclecar. 135
  • Power May be Improved by > Narrowing Unduly Wide Seatings, 176
  • Power Unit of Enfield-AHday, 166
  • Power Unit of Palladium, Showing Cylinder Encased for- Cooling Purposes, 593" -
  • Power Unit of 8 h.p. Rover, 649 , -
  • Priming, Device of Mercury, 648 '
  • Producer Gas Plant at Thames Ditton Works ol A -C Light Car 53, -
  • " Professional " Repairer, The: (1) The Actor, 263;
  • (2) The Dental Surgeon, 289. (3) The Super-
  • • business Man, 328. (4)- The Heavyweight
  • (-hampion, 343 (5) The Doctor,'371. (6)
  • *- The Artist, 487. (7) The Railway Director, 492. (8) The Builder and Decorator, 516 /
  • Pump Connector, The Boyce, 625
  • R
  • R A C Agents' Sign, 272
  • R.A.C. Scout to the Rescue: Humberette Soon on
  • its -Way again Piloted by its Lady Driver, 488 " '
  • Race, French Road, Two -Bedelias and Endics-
  • Jack, 409 Rachat Brake Lever,. Simple Method ol Fixing, pn
  • CyQlecarr 210 '-- ?
  • Radiator; To Fill, 71 . .
  • Radiator Muff tDunnil\'s, Ltd.), 827 Radiator,. V Typ« -tit CroMl^y Gar, Referred "to by
  • •. Jphn Gilpin, Junr., ' S02 Radiator, Paifttinn t*e,' With Air Spray," 280 Railway Strike. Fleet; of Oars Outside Rear-of
  • Offices of " The Eight Car and Gycl«caf," 474
  • Ramp, How to Construct a, 307 Rapid Rim,-The. 291 -Rapson Tyre, Light Car Type, 380; for Ordinary
  • Rims, 381
  • Rattle, Excessive, Means of Preventing, 486
  • Reamer, To Enlarge Hole, 282 >
  • Rear Springing on Hampton, 634 Rear Wheel Steering, Disadvantages of, 256 " Red tjon," Dig3well, 130 Redwood, Sir Bererton, The Lad», 61 Reflections! Image of Calcott in Stream, 180 " Refuge " Knocker, on Adel Church Door. J73 ' Removing Contact Breaker-from Magneto, 71 Resistance in Starting .Switch, '714 " -Return Home After an Afternoon' Run, 55 Ricardo Type Aluminium Piston, 497, Richmond, Motorists Bdatrng at, 53 ' . Ripault Leverless Compression Tap, 461 Ripault Plugj.Testdr. 113 , Ripault Rapid Terminal, 674 „ RoSd Repairing in Cdrn-yvall, Mendip Light Car on
  • New Metalling in St. Austell, 63 ' > : Roche, Map Showing Position ol, 323 , Roche Rock, Cornwall, 323 Rodborough Lane, Stroud, Calthbrpe and A.-C
  • Tackling, 299
  • Rotary Brush, Making a, 362 Rotax H.T.I ModeJ Light .Car Starter, 627 Rotax Ventilated Dynamo and Apollo Horn on
  • /Calthorpe, 192
  • Rottingdean, ltf-mile Speed Limit cin, 352 Rove): Engine, Cylinder Protond«fc, E^cb Side, of
  • ? Bonnet* ? 631 ',
  • ' Rover Side* Lamps, Reinforced Gables of, 657 Royal Anohotjjotel, Iilphook,-'S83 ' -- -, Hunnymeade, TP^aceful Scene near, 436 l -
  • ,Saloft, Outside the, 513" Sankey Detachable Disc Wheel to Calthofpe, 577
  • The LigHt Car and Cydecar
  • XI.
  • S {continued). 81. George's Cross and Lock-up, Lingfield, 22
  • St. Ives, Quaint Old Bridge Over the Ouse, 376
  • Scenes Outside the Motor Show, 701
  • Scottish Six Days' Trial: Mr. Allan Hill at Wheel of His Morgan, 246
  • Scraper on Footboard of Six-cylinder A.-C, 655
  • Screwdriver, A Novel, 207 *
  • Screwdriver, A Pocket, 78
  • Selector Box on Gear Control of Douglas, 657
  • Selsy Bill, The Hotel where J.C.C. Spent Weekend After South Hartine Hill-climb, 124
  • Shelves in Garage, How to Fix Up, 255
  • Shepperton Garden Party, Group of ^Soldiers, 318
  • Shepperton Garden Party, Standard Arriving, 365
  • Shepperton Garden Party, Wounded Soldiers Enjoying Tea, 326
  • Shere and Semshall, Old Mill Between, 413
  • Shields and Chassis, Combined, on Armstrong-Siddeley, 659
  • Shock Absorber, Rubber, 645
  • Siean, Rear Axle of, Showing Spring-controlled Pulleys. 206
  • Side Curtains of Standard Stow Away Behind the Seats, 672
  • Sidmouth, Calthorpe " Sporting Four " at, 433
  • Signals, Code of, 382
  • Sign, Anti Bill-posting, at XJfton, near Leamington, 30
  • Signposts being Overhauled, Cross Roads in New Chapel on the Eastbourne Road, 594
  • Signposts, Spring Cleaning the, 395
  • Signs, Some American, Adopted by Ohio State Highway Department, 397
  • Simms Magneto Coupling. S26
  • Singer in Cornwall, Picturesque View Through Railway Arch, 322
  • Singer in Difficulties, 257
  • Singer 10 h.p. Chassis, 169
  • Singer, Rear View, Showing Locker for Spare Wheel, 171
  • Singer which Fell into Manchester Ship Canal, 420
  • " Skate," A Useful, for Owner-drivers, 332
  • Skiff and Barge of the Highway, 553
  • Slad, in the Cotswolds, a Dangerous Turning, 358
  • Smith Dashboard, 590
  • Snapshot at South Harting, 129
  • Socket Wrench, 78
  • Soldering, Hints on, 324
  • Soldering Iron Attached to Blowlamp, 51
  • South Birmingham Palmer Cup Trial, Mr. Greaves's Morgan Taking " Gaby Glide," 601
  • Southeud and District A.C. Fuel Economy Test: Mr. Maitland Keddie (Winner) at Wheel of His Singer, 408
  • Southend Gymkhana, Changing Wheels. 500
  • South Harting Hill-climb: The "Coach and Horses," Headquarters of J.C.C. for the Day, 86; The "Derby," 117; Facsimile of Programme, 87; Halt for Tea, 146; Major Low Presenting Bell to Midhurst Fire Brigade, 129: Lieut. Macaskie on his A.V. Monocar, 107; Mr. A. G. F. Nash on G.N., 35; Scenes at the Weighbridge, 144; Mr. J. T. Woods's G.W.K., 110
  • Sparking Plug, Pocketted, Remedy for, 177
  • Speedometer, Elliot Bros., 627
  • Speedy Cyclecar, 397, 422
  • Sphinx Bar-type Plug, 675
  • Sphinx MarkvC25 Plug, 225
  • Spoke Brush, How, Given New Lease of Life, 486
  • Spring at Leamington, Water Supposed to Cure Hydrophobia, 33
  • Spring-locked Bracket for Carrying Tail Lamp, 152
  • Spring, To Make a Small, 334
  • Springing of L.M. to Absorb Different Types of Shocks, 659
  • Starter, Borlt, Pinion 'of, 677
  • Starter, The L.M., 650
  • Starter, The Lucas, 677
  • Starting Handle on Mr. Lowe's Cyclecar, 69
  • Starting Handle, Wrong and Right Way of Holding, 538
  • Starting Motor, Brolt, 34
  • Stead, Lieut. G. C. (10 h.p. A.-C), South Hartiny Hrll-climb, 119
  • Steering Connections (Ill-treating the Light Car), 279
  • Steering Gear of G.W.K., 135
  • Steering Gear, The Maries, 447
  • Steering Gear, Two Types of Irreversible, Worm and Sector, Worm and Nut, 538
  • Stepney Combination Wheel, 674
  • Stove, Oil, for Garage, 338
  • Switch for Electric Starter and Oil Tell-tale on Singer "10," 170
  • Switch, Hand, for Klaxon, 506
  • Switchboard, Brolt " P " Type, 34
  • Switchboard on Singer " 10," 170
  • Super-picnickers Amidst Charming Surroundings,
  • Sutton Coldfields Hill-climb at Style Cop, Mr. N. Macklin on 10 h.p. Eric-Campbell, 217
  • Tampliu. Mr. E. A., Gold Medal Winner Having his Carden Monocar Tested for Steering Lock, 494
  • Tar.gye Jack, 589
  • Tapp Petrol Filler (Brown Bros.), 378 673
  • imei-prooi jjevice, IU
  • Thief-proof Device that Can be Relied Upon, 198 Thomas, Mr. Frank, in India, 45 Three-seater Coupe Assembled by Mr. W. Taylor
  • at Burford Bridge Rally, 215
  • Throttle on Bifort, Ingenious Method of Adjusting, 204
  • Toolbox on 10-16 h.p. Marlborough, 709 Tool Locker and Holder for Meteorite, 590 Tool Locker in Morgan, How to Make Extra Accommodation, 211
  • Tramlines, Driving Three-wheelers on, 100 Transmission Described by Mr. Tom Foulkes, 463 Transmission System, Wilton and Meteorite, 651 Transmission Unit of Rhone and Seine, 522 Traversers, 281
  • Tredelect Lighting Dynamo, 610 Trees, Hundreds of, Felled for War Purposes on
  • Lord Sandwich's Estate, 462 Trident Cyclecar, 123 Turkish Admiralty, British Officer Leaving, in
  • Commandeered German Light Car, 313 Turn, A Difficult, Bifort Light Car, 253 Twin Weighing Machine Used in Calthorpe Works
  • for Testing Connecting Rods, 333 Two Heads Are Better Than One, 602 Two Hundred Mile Test of an M.B., 388 Tyre: Avon Three-ribbed. 711. Burnett " H," 624. Gofa, 589. Goodrich Steel-studded, 624. Goodyear, 624. Rom, Rubber Bar and Steel Stud Combination, 624. Wood-Milne, 711 Tyre Pressure Gauge for Testing Compression of
  • Cylinder, 334 Tyre Pump, Duco " Model 85," 225
  • Tyres Referred to by " John Gilpin, Junr.," 357 Tyres: Clincher Cros3, 711. Dunlop Magnum, 711. Henley Zigzag and Mackintosh, 624. Kemp-shall Anti-skid, 711
  • u
  • Unit Construction on New Briton, 652 Unit Construction on Lagouda, 649 Universal Joint, 317 Universal Joint on Majola, 556
  • Valve Grinding, Method of, 338
  • Valve Parts, Weight of, on Deemster, 156
  • Valve for Petrol Filler Cap, 132
  • Valve Stems, Fine Emery to Rub Down, 690
  • Valve Timing of Humberette, 561
  • Veeder Hub Odometer, 676
  • Ventilators Under Dash, Very Necessary in
  • Coupes, 481 Venturi Tube, 504 Victory Tyre Clamp, 506 Vitesse, Side View of, 609
  • Volt and Ammeter Combined (Brown Bros.), 151 Vtiloatiizer, The Harvey-Frost " Baby," 675
  • w
  • Wakefield Screw Tap for Oil Barrels, 676 Wallace's Cave, How to Reach, 389
  • IT Kiiuvv o vote, ii.un w i.toaviu, ow
  • Wallace's Cave. The Waterfall, 389 253 What We Are
  • Warland Wheel, 624
  • Warwickshire, Picturesque Corner of,
  • Water-circulating Pump, 495
  • Watering Tank on Every Car:
  • Asked to Do, 91 Web-feet," What Like, and How Used, 331
  • Westcliff-on-Sea Speed Trial: Bookies Did Not Enjoy the Afternoon so Much as the Rest oi the Onlookers, 249; Thrilling Scenes at, 250; Mr. E. B. Ware (8 h.p. Morgan) Finishing in, 237
  • Westerham, Bifort Halting to Ask the Way, 439
  • Weston-super-Mare, Mr. Morgan (Morgan) and Mr. Ellis (G.N.) Waiting to Get Away, 370
  • Wheels, Two Types of Light Car, 613
  • Whyteleafe Hill, Buckinghamshire, During M.C.C. Trial: Morgan Driven by Mr. Alan Hill, 401
  • Williams, Mr. H. D., 28
  • Wilton Light Car, 478
  • Wilton Chassis, 653
  • Windscreen, Beatonson, 672
  • Winter, The Arrival of: "A Singer "10," 691
  • Wire, Bundles of, Used in Construction of Ferroconcrete Road, 517
  • Wireless Telephony on Car, 375
  • Wood, Miss Edith W., 98
  • Wood, Mr. J. T., Driving G.W.K. in South Harting Hill-climb, 122
  • Wooden Bridge Leading to Wallace's Cave, 389
  • Wrench, Socket, 78
  • Zenith Carburetter, Diagram Illustrating Arguments in Mr. R. E. H. Allen's Letter, 308

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