Lightcar: Index v21: (1922/11/24 to 1923/05/18)

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

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INDEX. Volume 21. 24th Nov 1922 to 18th May 1923.

A.A. Signpost Wrongly Placed, 645
A.B.O., The, Itself, 205
A.B.C., In Town and Country on an, 298
A.B.O. Price Reduction, 674
Able Though Disabled, 563
Abroad with a Stoneleigh Three-seater, 564, 602
A.-C. Clovelly Hill-climb. 700
A.-C., Over 100 miles in the Hour on, 36
A.-C, Regarding the, 150
A.-C. Car, Twenty-four Miles of 1 in 5, 252
A.-C. Prices, Reduction in, 4 20
A.-C. Stand at the Scottish Show, 270
Acdie Rectifier for Chargimg Accumulators, 415
Acceleration of Small or Light Cars, 230
Aocente, On, 680
Accessories, Essential Economy Car, 475
Accumulator Thief, 'Ware the, 172
Accumulators, Charging, 292
Adamson Twin Car, The New, 24
Advertisement, The Modern, 592
Aerial, A Radiator, 201
Aero Engine, A 1,000 h.p., 146
A.F.S. Coil Springing, The, 405
Air-cooling, Modern Practice in, 297
Air-cooling, Increasing the Field, 5
Air-cooling, Tests of, 701
Air-cooling in Scotland, 256
Air-cooling in the Tropics, 4
Air-driven Light Oar, A Practical, 163
Albert, The 11.9 h.p., 145
Albert, The 11.9 h.p. on the Road, 720
Albert Stand at the Scottish Show, 270
Albatross The New 10 h.p., 282
Alcohol, Running on, 314
Alcohol io France, 421
Alcohol Fuel, 563
Alcohol as a Fuel, 251
Alcohol Removes the Paint, 314
Alfresco Meal, The, fi37
All-weather Bodies on Small Car Chassis, 260
All-weather Equipment by the Bunyan Hood and Shield Co., 670
Alme Hill, Banning, 676
Alt-y-Bady, Small Cars on, 95
Aluminium Coachwork, 447
Ah is Stand at the Scottish Show, 270
Amateur Mechanics, Warning to, 146
America, The Motorcar in, 309
American Motor Shows, 34
Amersham, Paternal Warning at, 483
Amilcar, The 11 h.p., Details of, 104
Amilcar, A Week-end on a, 26
Amiloar Prices, 35
Anchoring the Magneto, 596
Angel Bank Results, 663
Angus Sanderson Light Car, Details of the, 105
Anti-dazzle, A Home-made, 447
Anticipation, Intelligent, 562
Apson Tape, 415
Arc Atomizer, The, 558
Argyll Stand at the Scottish Show, 271
Ariel Nine, The, 666
Ariel Nine Prices Reduction, 482
Ariel Stand at the Scottish Show, 270
Artistry in Tyre Making, 294
Aston Hill, High Speeds at, 717 4
Athmos Easy Starter, The, 83 3
Atlantic Bulb Box, The, 29 *'
Atomette, The, at Olympia, 22 i
Audiometer, The Low-Hilger, 701
Austin, Racing Sevens, 446
Austin, Chief White Elk Tests, 147
Austin Seven, Prices of, Reduced, 35
Austin Seven, The, on the Road, 102
Austin Enterprise, 562
Austin Seven Stand at the Scottish Show, 271
Austin ^eyen Wins the Italian Grand Prix, 663
Auto-Carriers, Ltd., Change of Title, 3
Auto-Cycle Union: and Accommodatiom, 3; Annual Meeting, 89; Calendar, The, 88; Fixtures, 61; Horse-power Rating, 252; Stock Machine Road Test, 253; Stock Trial, 283
Autogear Cyclecar at Olympia, 22
Automatic Windscreen Cleaner, The, 56
Automobile Practice, Is It All Wrong? 236
AC. Cyclecar, 611
Averages Again, 429
Aviette, The, 599

Baby Quad, Qfcpacitv of the, 226
Backfires, Regarding, 204
Bambina Cycleoar at Olympia, 22
Bargains, Real, 626
Bath and the Old Villages of Somerset, 657
Battery Ignition, The Workings of, 158
Baulks and Bunkum, 563
Bayliss-Thomas, Popular Model, 299
Bayliss-Thomas Coupe, 365
Bayliss-Thomas Price Reduction, 562
Bayliss-Thomas Stand at the Scottish Show, 271
Bayliss-Thomas in Town and Country, 522
Beauty and Elegance, 393
Beclawat Glass Carrier, 695
Beggar's Roost, On, 536
Benevolent Fund, Another Concert, 363
Belsize-Bradshaw Stand at the Scottish Show 271
Belts, On, 286
B E.N. Snap-on Ball Joint, 441
Bilbert Engine, The New H.O. Two-stroke, 131
Binaural Instrument, The, 82
Binks Variable-choke Carburetter, 440
Birdseye for Hawkee, 481
Birmingham to Liege, Over 20 m.p.h. {roan, 6
Birmingham Light Car Trial, Brilliant Performances, 503
Birmingham's New Traffic Regulation, 61
Blackburne, The New o.r.li., 28
Blood River, Across, on A G.N., 48
B.M.CR.O. Annual Meeting, 173
B.M.C.R.O. Committee Nomination, 620
B.M.O.R.C. Meeting The First, 511
Bodies, All-weather, on Small Car Chassis, 260
Body, The Popular, 447
Body, Trend of the Modern, 326
Bonnet, Without Opening the, 150
Bonnet Design, Ideas in, 673
Book, " English Country Life and Work," by Mr. Erheeit Pulbrock, 591
Book, " Summons Headiag Uteful to the Police," 3
Bouvy Rustxjnsion System, The, 159
Braddon Shook Absorber for Morgans, 641
Brake Adjustment, Automatic, 119
Biakes, Bad, 542
Braking, Four-wheel, 481
Braking with the Heel, 566
Bramoomend Patches, A Severe Test, 590
Bramham Cyclecar at Olympia, 22
Brammer Endless Belting, 724
Brass Tacks, 452
Breakdowns, In Case of, 673
Brick Roads Soon, 700
Brighton—A Warning, 419
Bristol, Remarkable New Road Near, 623
Bristol Engine, The, Compact New Air-cooled Flat Twin, 604
British Cars in China, 311
British Empire Exhibition, 200
British Empire Exhibition, Cars at the, 510
British Industries Fair, 335, 364
Broadcasting Results, 681
Brooklands Big Meeting on Whit-Monday, 702
Brooklands Light Car at £125, 346
Brooklands Open Again, 446
Bicoklands Racing, Record Ciowds See, 538
Brooklands Repairs, 87
Brooklands Rule, Important, 592
Brooklands Sundays, Brighter, 627
Brooklands Under Water, 391
B.S.A., A Thousand Miles on a, 106
B.S.A. Balance-sheet, 647
B.S.A. Revised Prices, 621
B.S.A. Stand at the Scottish Show, 271
Bugatti, The Latest Raring, 563
Bugattis Cheaper, 447
Builder, Work for the Private, 711
Buses Adopt Anti-dazzle Lens, 614
Business, Good, Abroad, 33
Busy Bee Cyclecar at Olympia, 22
Buying Problems, 174
B.V.P. Plug, The Dash-cleaned, 415

Caloott, Sports Body on, 530
Calcott Stand at the Scottish Show, 271
Calso Self-raising Hood, 545
CWtborpe (Fifty Hour® at the Wheel), 568
Calthorpe, The 1923 Four-speed, Tested, 32l2i
Calthorpe, New Model, 674
Calthorpe Stand at the Scottish Show, 271
Camel veisus the Light Oar, 65
Camping with a Light Car, 630
Canada, Oars Irom, 364
Cape Wrath, To, on. a Rover Eight, 154
Car, My Lady's, 172 Oar, Life of the, 257 Oar, Where to Leave Your, 147 Car Comfort, Studying, 138 Oar Logbook, Keeping a., 348 Oar or Motorcycle Size, 489 Car Quality, Definitely Gauging, 524 Oar Sold by Crashing, 419 CarbUTetter, A Variable-choke, 440 Carburetter Troubles Explained, 356 Oarburatipn, Advances in, 483 Carburation, Freaks of, 126
Carburine Pump, The. 282 Garden Coupe, The, 483
Cars, 1923, an the Road, 61
Cars, 14,726,646., Manufactured in 192.2., 646
Cars, Parking, in London, 147
Cars at the British Empire Exhibdtkmi 510
Cars from Canada., 364
Cars Visiting Ireland, 648
Changing, Making, More. Awkward, 651
Chard Hill, The Despised, 335
Charron, Through Surrey on an 8 h.p., 615
Charron-Laycock Stand at the Scottish Show, 271
Chars-a-bancs, Elbowed off by, 647
Chassis Lubrioation, 488
Chatoombe Pitch Hill-climb, 581
Cheltenham and the Valley of the Severn 490
Chief White Elk Tests Austin Light Oar, 147
China, British Cars in, 311
Christmas at the Bagman's Inn, 148
Christmas Presents (A Difficult Question), 89
Christmas Presents, Why Not Something Motorish? 108
Chironojneter, Phonic, The, 701
Citroen, M. Andre, From Cars to Tobacco, 420
CitToen, Westward Bound on an 11.4 h.p., 392
Citroen Oar, Up 1 in 2, 147
Oltroan Expedition, The. 173
CStffoen Stand at the Scottish Show, 271
Oitroen-Kegrease Developments, 537
Civil Service Reliability Trial, 648
Civil Service Motoring Association, 365, 562
Olftdmsi of the Narrow Track, 48*6
Clothing Problem, The, 378
Olovelly, Freak Hill-climbing Extraordinary, 634
Club News, 470
Club News and Fixtures, 529, 581, 607, 638, 691, 719
Club News from All quarters, 432, 506
Club Co-operation: Herts., St. Albans, and Luton and South Beds. Clubs, 310
Club Events, 1923, 88
Club Secretaries, Please Note t 363, 646
Cluley Stand at the Scottish Show, 272 Clyno, New Model, 392
Coachwork, Aluminium, 368, 447
Coast Road, Along tihe.—The Ferry, Dartmouth, 284
Coat, An All-purposes, 650 Coat for Women Motorists, 29
Obatalen, Mr. Louis, Married, 311
Cogart Tickler, Th«, 29
Coincidences, 174
Colmore Cap Trial, A Strenuous Test for Three and Four-wheelers. 402-3
Colmore Cup Ressults, 420
"Commercial Motor, The," 447
Competition Outlook, Bright. 419
Competiton Passenger, The, 701
Competition Rules Revised, 336
Competition Season, The. Opens, 586
Competitions, Brighter. 160
Compression Knock, 700
Obnkini?, The Actual Cause of. 64
Contact BreakeT, The Guilty, 88
Contrast, A. 231
Control Position. 566
Controls, Chattering, To Cure, 628
Cooling System. Sidelights on the, 574
Cornerinst. Cultivated, 171, 178
Corona Trailer. The, 8
Cornwall. The Charms of, 598
Countryside, Disflgiving trip 59, 225
Cooper Light Oar, The, 245
Co-operative Race Meeting. 619
Coventry-Gulson Engine, The, 494
Coventry-Premier Stand at the Scottish Show, 272
Cover Picture. A Unique, 699
Covering. A Rear, for Occasional Seats, 60
Crime, Fitting tihe, 562
Critics. Super. 535
Cross Light. Wanted a, 455
Cross Roads. Safety at, 195
Crouch Light Car, A " Di<T "-imlt Te*+.. 70
Crouch Stind at the Srotti^ Show, 272
Oroydoti, Road Repairs in, 590
OVwial Vest, The 57R
n^wi,* Oil as Fuel, 509
Cubitfcs' En.iri™eerin!g C\, Meeting of Creditors, The flolmtioni. ^89
Onlfc r>t a Pleasing Exhaust Note, The 366
Onp Tie Final, The. 591
Current Economy Oar Pficp«. 477
Cyclecar, Back to the Real. 611
Cyclecar, A Disconnecting. 392
Cyclecar, An Interesting; Privately Built, 624
Cyclecar, A New Italian, 35
Cyclecar, A Mystery, 88
Cyoleoar Tte&ifi-n. Distinct Originality in, French-built, 184
Cycttecar Grand Prix in Beleium, 1
Cycleoar Records. The World's, 195
Ovclecar versus Sidecar. 309
Cycleoars:—Adamson, 24; Amilcar, 26; Atomette, 22; A.V., 611; Aviette. 599 Bambina, 22: Bramham, 22; Busy Bee 22; Carden, 483; Dandy, 22; Bueton, 22; G.B., 22; G.N , the Frazer Nash, 244; Harper, 21, 23; L.A.D.. 23; L.S.D., 23: Mayr, 299; Morgan, 23; New Hudson, 23, 80; Scott, 217; Xtra, 23.
Cycleoars, Who Shall Control? 87
Cycleoars at Kempton Park, 173
Cycleoars at the Show, 52
Cyclecarists, Comfort for (Raven Winter Top), 75
Cycle and Motor Trade Benevolent Fund Bohemian
Concert, 283 Oyoliste' Rear Lights, Legislation on, 421
Cyclist's Right, The, 536 Cul-de-sac, A Long, 680

Daily Snag The, 41
Dandy CycSecar at Olympia, 22
Danger, No! (Two o'clock in the Morning), 447
Danger Spot, A Midland, 674
Day-Leeds, Price Reduction, 246
Day-Leeds Stand at the Scottish Show, 272
Dazzle, Eliminating, 40
Dazzle Problem, Solving the, 211
Decarbonizing, Rapid, 213
Decarbonizing Against the Olook, 214
Decarbonizing an Air-cooled Twin, 400
Deemster, A New Racer, 482
Deemster, Out and About -on a, 12 h.p., 384
Democracy of the Road, The, 149
Depth o' Meter, The, 3
Derby Track, The, 680
Desert, Across the, by Aeroplane, 199
Design, The Influence of Saleability on, 243
Devonshire, Enthusiasm in, 311
D.F.P., The "Baby," 2
Diagnosis, The, 396
Dickey, The Passing of the, 326
Different Districts, Different Colours, 647
" Diff "-ieult Road Test, A, 70
Disabled Drivers' Battle Against 06.4s at Saffron Warden, 608
Disabled Drivers' Rally, 447
Disaster Averted, 542
Disc, Wire, or Artillery Wheel? 318
Discrimination in Light Car Choice, 458
Disposals Board's Contracts, 536
Doctors' Cars, 561 Dogdays, 175
Dogs that Motor, 181, 201
Dope, 397
Drencher, A, 172
Drive, Learning to, 705
Drive, That First, 556
Driver, Give the, His Due, 430
Driving, Real Economy, 520
Driving Fatigue, 394
Driving for Safety*; 576 Driving Mirror, Other Uses for the, 232
Driving Wheel, Removing a, 50
Drumming Noises, To Eliminate, 706
Dust, Protection from, 535 Dynamo Drives, 396

Ealing Club's Brooklands Meeting, 718
Riling and District Club, A.G.M. and Dance, 227
Easter, A Busy, 481, 511
Easter Events, 535
Easter Holidays 481
Easter Monday Brooklands Meeting, 484
Easter Tour, Preparing ior the, 492
Easting Windscreen, 483
Economic Policy, An, 364
Economical Motoring, The 'L.S.D. of, 473
Economy Car, Current Prices, .477
Economy Driving, Real 520
Economy Trial, Small Oars in the, 433
Edinburgh and Glasgow, Big Road Scheme, 561
Efficiency, Award ior Real, 573
Efficiency Trial, The, in Detail, 495
Efficiency Trial, Results, 499
Efficiency Trial, Sidelights on the, 498
Ego Automatic Lubricator, The, 441
Eight Months' Leave on a light Car, (Jowett), 152 !
Electric Warning Devices, 54
Electric Bulbs that Will Not Focus, 513
Electrical, Everything, 336 t
Electrical Equipment Failures. 636
Electrical Failures, Six, 453
Electrical Vehicle Progress, Register o-l Charging Stations, 227
Electioneering by Cyclecar, 456 Elf Auto-draught Preventilator, 226 Eloping by Doping, A Christmas Story by Clucatos, 120
Emergency Supply, The, 510 Enfield-Allday Stand at the Scottish Show, 272 Engine 1,000 Aero, 146 E. Blackburn*. 28 Engine. The Coventrv-Gulson, 494 Engine, Hotchkiss, 297
Engine, M.A.G., 28
Engine, Wrigley, 25
Engine, A 1,500 c.c. single-sleeve-valve, 287
Engine, Claims of the Two-cylinder, 10
Engine, Originality in Four-stroke Design, 131 Engine, Put the, at the Back, 46
Engine, Should the, bo at the Rear? 194
Engine, Why an, Misfires, 98
Engine Bumps, Elusive, 705
Engine Design, Originality in, 404
Engine Efficiency, Important Discoveries in, 38
Engine Efficiency, Improving, 471
Engine Power of G-ear Ratio, 710
Engine Starters, Regarding, 368
Engineering Exhibition 251 "Engines, Kotted-up, 202 Engines, New O.V.H., 369
English Competitor's Experience in France, 650 Eric-Campbell Reductions, 701 Ermyntrude, Soothing, 172 Era, On the Verge of a New, 41 Errata, (Prico of Wolseley). 483
Essex County and Southend-on-Sea Club Supper and Dance, 336
Essex Club's Classic Event, at Kqp Hill, 526
Essex Club's One-day Trial, 252, 336, 386
Essex Club's Treat to Crippled Children, 283
Essex Motor Club's Dinner, 119, 201
Essex Motor Club's Hill-climb, 392
Eu«>toin Oyclecar at Olympda, 22
Events, Ooming, 365
" Exeter," Incidents in the, 176
Exhaust Note, The Cult of a Pleasing, 366
Extinguisher, A Pocket, Wanted, 535
Extra Air-valve, How to Make a Simple, 370
Extra-air Valve and Control for Rover Eight. 428
Extracts from the Owner-driver's Logbook, 66

Fact or Fancy ? (Engines Running Better at Night), 5
Facts Seldom Realized (Light Car Engine), 544
Fallacies, 651
Farnborough Hold-up, Big, 590
Fashion* and Favoxirites at the Track, 539
Feature, A New, 171
Fiat Stand at the Scottish Show, 272
Fifty Hours at the Wheel, 568
Filters, A Question of, 4
Fine at Horsham, A Slight Difference, 251
Fine, 10s., for Morgan Owners, 391
Fire, The Effects of, 537
Fire and the Position of the Petrol Tap, 488
Fireside, By the, 145
First Aid on the Road, 646
Flood To, or Not? 150
Floods, Negotiating, 291, 336, 426 •
Flying with 750 c.c., 651
Fog Driving', 5
Fog Risks, Avoiding, 44
Foot Warmer, The Gamage Everlasting, 29
Forgetfulr.es*, 204
Foreign Events, 251
Fort Dunlop, Facts About, 510
Four-cylinder, The 750 c.c., 205
Four-seater Problem, 535
Four Speeds or Three? 340
Frazer-Nash, G.N., Trying Out the, 244
Freak Hill-climber, A, 369
Freak Hill-climbing Extraordinary (Clovelly), 634
Free-wheeling Tests, 95
Friction Discs, Correct Adjustment of, 316
Front-wheel Brakes on Light Cars, 230
Front-wheel Tyre Wear, Unusual Aspect of, 81
Fuel, Alcohol as a, 251
Fuel, A Much Cheaper, 650
Fuel, Crude Oil as, 509
Fuel A New, 365
Fuel, Oil as a, 337

Gadget, The Lure of the, 242
Gallay Anti-dazzle Device, The, 71
Gallometer, The, 83
Gamage Foot Pump, The, 221
Garage, Hints on Building a. 500
Gate, Opening a, on the Run, 315
Gauntlite Glove, The, 420
Gearbox Trials and Tribulations, (What is Wrong?), 412
Gear Changes, Difficult, 651
Gear Changing, To Facilitate. 398
Gear Grease, A New, 34
Gear Ratios in Traffic, 65
Gears, Sticky, 145
Gears for the Utility Car, 340
General Efficiency Trial, 393 General Efficiency Trial, Entries for the, 421 General Efficiency Trial. Full Results oi the, 528 Generator, Hard an the, 94 ' Getting on with it, On, 256 G.J., Hotting up a Standard, 186 G.J. Makes Fastest Time, 700 Glareproof Spectacles, 40 Glass's Second-ha.nd Show, 309 Gloves, Old, Most Comfortable, 146 G.N., Across Blood River on a G.N., 48 G.N., Chain-driven Spares, 562 G.N. Productions, Road Test of 1923, 436 G.N. ytand at the Scottish Show, 272 Gold, Winning a, 510 Goodyear Tyre, New, for Light Cars, 524 Goodyear Tyres, The Lighter the Better, 511 Gradients, Measuring, 341 Graham Dimmer Switch, The, 475
Grand Prix, Date of the, 89 Grease, 122
Greasers, Eliminating. 510
Great North Road, More Repairs, 3
Great North Road, Muckham Bridge on the, 35
Great West Road, The, 60. 646
Great West Road, The, Takes Shape, 69
G.B. Cyclecar at Olympia, 2
Guide to 1923 Models, 419
G.W.K., Ltd., 419
G.W.K. (Is it Possible with a Gearbox?), 74
G.W.K. Works for Sale, 88
Gwynne Eight, A Fascinating " Small Four " on the Road, 182
Gwynne Eight at the Scottish Show, 273
Gwynne Eights, Delivery of, 173

" Hail," Smiling Morn! 489
Hand-brake Control for Morgans, 641
Hands Car, Price of, Reduced, 483
Hands Light Car, Details of the 10-2p h.p., 105
Hardiness Testing Apparatus 605
Harper, Forty-two Miles in the Hour on a, 21
Harper Cycleear at Olympia, 23
Harper Runabout at the Scottish Show, 273
Hairis Engine, The, 131
Hatfield, Making, Safer, 536
Headlamps, Adjustable, 95
Headlamps, High, 584
Heavy Shower Danger, The, 647
Helsingfors-S-toekholm, Race, The, 700
Herbert Pendulum Hardness Tester, 605
Hertfordshire Lanes, In, 489
Hfghland Road, A New, 173
Kill, Another New, 281
Hill, Another Neiw in the Grounds oi Deemster Works, 701
Hill, The Steepest, in England? 234
Hill-climbing Thrills, 481
Hill-hunting in the Land of Eternal Rain, 462
Hillman, The Single^seatej, to Race, 481
Hills, The Small Car on, 673
Hints, Two Useful, 543
Hints on Small Oar Touring, 688
Holiday Assistance, 561
Holiday lVriod, The, 146 H
Holiday Time, Gang Warily at, 542
Hood, A Self-raising: The Calso, 545
Horns, Operating Handles for, 221
Horse, The Dangerous, 257
Horsei Block in Waterloo Place—Past and Present 60
Horetman, The Four-seater, on Test, 110
Hotchkiss, One-litre o.v.h. Straight 'IVin 297
How and Where to Tour, 464
Howard Flexible Spring Mounting, 642
Humber, The Old and the New, 312
Humber, The New 8 h.p.. Tested, 12
Hirmiber Stand at 'the Scottish Show, 273
Huim.be.retto, Modernizing a, 73
Hump, Over the, 118 Hunting " Note," The, 200

Ideal Conditions', 452
Ignition, The Effect* of, on Petrol Economy, 654
Impulse Starters, To Demonstrate, 34
Impressions oi the Speed Model Wolseley, 344
Induction Pipes, Porous, 146
Information Plates, 704 i
Inner Tub© Developments, 590
Institution of Automobile Engineers: Awards, 281
Institution of Automobile Engineers: An Innovation, 199
Institution of Automobile Engineers: Meetings, 701
Institution of Production Engineers, 483
Institution of Production Engineers, Meeting of the, 88, 253
Institution of Structural Engineers: To Deal with Roads, 1
Internal-combustion Engine Progress, 647
International Automobile Exhibition: High Quality Cars, 365
International Road Congress, The Fourth, 337
Inter-Varsity Hill-climb, The, 364
Irish Motorists, To Benefit, 648
Isle of Man Race, No, 365
Italian Cyclecar, A New, 35
Italian Grand Prix, 676
Italian Touring Club: Over 200,000 Members, 648
Italy's New Olympia, 252

Jack Frost, Fiebting, 76 *
Japan, The Small Car in, 93
Jarrott, Col., The New A.A. Chairman, 34
Jowett Light Car, Eight Months Leave on a, 152
Jowett and Derby Cars: Price Correction, 226
Jowett Stands at the Scottish Show, 273
Jowett, Testing Out tihe Four-seater, 554
Joyce, Mr. J. A., Presentation to, 253
Joynson-Hicks, Sir William, Congratulations to, 448
Judge and Fair Play, 200
Junior Car Club Annual Dinner, 129; Annual General Meeting, 147, 227, 281; Dinner, The, 61; Dinner, Date of, 1; Efficiency' Trial, 448; Extending, 536- General Efficiency Trial, Date of, 337; Brooklands Meeting, Record Entry for, 621; Northern Centre Dinner: Chief Constable Presents Prizes, 87; Opening Rally, 46; Southwestern Dinner, 311; South-Western Dinner Postponed, 336; Spring Meeting at Brooklands, 658

Kempton Park, Cyclecars at, 173
Kenirdck Inspection) Lamp, The, 531
Kent Airteirial Road, Opening the, 171
Kent Club Hill-climb, 421, 609
Kent and Essex Light Car Clubs: Presentation of Awards, 3
Kexbsiide Pumps: "Ocular Proof," 60
King's Car, To Recognize the, 619
Kingston, Avoiding, 536 Kirkstone, On, 283
Kop, Accident at (Saving the Situation), 648
Kop Hill, High Speeds at, 526
Kop Hill, Length of, 674 Kop Hill, Small Cars at, 659

L.A.D. Cyclecar at Olympia., 23
Ladies' Hour Record, 592
Lagonda, On the Road with a, 78
Lamp, A Foot-operated, 168
Lancashire and Yorkshire Routes, 35
Lea Francis at the Scottish Show, 273
Lead-lock Terminal, The, 56
Leaf Spring Lubricator, A Home-made, 288
Learniinig, On, 566
Lee Lock, The, 330
Level Crossings: Important Government Attitud?, 561
Lewis, The 10 h.p. Aii-cooIed, 640
Lewis "Ten" Light Car, The, 3 Licence, Carry Your, 59
Licences, Expiration of. Please to Remember, 117
Licences, Raid on, 620 m
Licences, Renewal of, 620 W-
Licensing Tangle, The, 173
Life of the Car: 50,000 Miles? 257
Light, Insufficient, 145
" Light Car and Cyclecar, The," the Only Small Car Paper, 391
" Light Car and Cyclecar," Price Threepence, 599
" Light Oar and Cyclecar " Telephone Number, 146
Light Car, A Practical Air-driven, 163
Light Car, Discrimination in Choice of, 458
Light Car, Increasing the Scope1 of the, 62
Light Car, Radio-equipped, 573
Light Car, A Most Unconventional, 61
Light Oar Battery can. be used for Radio, 482
Light Car Cup, Another, 252
Light Car Hood, Re-covering a, 582
Light Car Entries, More, 446
Light Car Most Popular (Result of Motor Ballot), 61
Light Car's 5,000 Miles' Official Test, 592
Light Cars;—A.-C, 36, 252; A.B.C., 205; Albatross, 282; Albert, 145, 720; Amilcar, l'O4; Angus Sanderson, 105; Ariel Nine, 482, 666; Austin Seven, 55, 102; Autogear, 22; Bayliss-Thomas, 522; Brooklands, 346 421; B.S.A., 106; Bugatti, 563; Calthorpe, 322; Charron, 615; Cooper, 245; Day-Leeds, 146; David, 390"; Deemster, 384; G.N., 186; Gwynne, 534- Gwynne Eight, 182; Hands, 105, 483; Horstman, 110; Humber, 12; Jowett 162. 554; Lagonda, 78; Lewis, 640' Marlborough, 668; Morgan, 34, 409; North Lucas, 9O; Palladium, 323; Peugeot Quad, 157; Renault, 104, 247- Rhode, 188; Rob Roy, 321; Senechal, 722; Singer, 210, 666; Stan-lard, 632; 645- 664; Stoneleigh, 564; Straker-Squire, 14, >34; Straker-Squire "Ten," 615; Surrey, 504; Swift, 684; Talbot, 10-23, 264; Tamplin, 72; Triumph, 570; Westcar. 410T Wolseley, 344, 519 ™««=ar.
Light Cars, Lighter and Better, 563
Light Cars at the Football Cup Tie, 227
Light Cars at Kent Rally, 310
Light Oars in Motorcycle Trials, 336
Light Cans at the Scottish Show, 270
Ligfot Oars for Severe Service, 262 Xaglut Gar® in- thi© London-Gloucester, 128
Light Oars in Oho Scottish SSx-Days' Trial, 712 Ligh* Cars and Wireless, 511
Lightness, A Desciple oi, 40 Lights, If, Fail, 100 Lighte on Vehicles, 448
Lirabros Carburetter Air Shatter The, 330 Liqall Petrol Filler, 56 Listeners-in, Anxious, 535 .Liverpool Club's 24-Hour Trial, 581 Logbook, Extracts from tlhe Owner-driveir's, 66 Logbook, Keeping a, 349
London, Map of Every Street in, 536
London-Birmingham: A New Road? 446
London-Edinburgh: Seventy-two Entries, 676
London-Edinburgh, The -Sixteenth, 621
London-Edinburgh Entrants, Position of, 648
London-Edinburgh Run Approved: Last Minute Entries, 702
London-Exeter: Congratulations, 171
London-Exeter, The Eighth, 59, 164
London-Exeter:: The Survival of the Fittest, 212
London to Exeter Reliability .Trial, 87
London-Exeter Trial, An Interesting, 130
London-Glasgow, The, 2S3
London-Gloucester, Awards in the, 147
London-Gloucester, Light Cars in the, 128
London-Gloucester, To-morrow's, 88
London-Holyhead, The, 310, 392, 662
London-Holyhead, Result oi the, 691
London-Land's End Trial, 448 • Complete Guide to Car Entries, 518; The Eleventh, 484; Full Report of the Great, 548, 549, 550, 551, 552, 553; Results, 580, 590; Route to Land's End, 337; Where to See the, 513 London-Midland Routes, 44T Longman Cup, For the, 365 Longman Cup Trial: The Rhode Again Successful, 435
Loton Power Intensflier, 221
L.S.D. Oyctecar at Oilympia, 23
L.i.d. of Economical Motoring, The, 473
Lubricating Oil: A Fallacy Disclosed, 314
Lubricating the Road, 364- v
Lubrication, Interesting Sidelights on, 546
Lubrication System, The Workings of the, 422
Lucas Electrical Equipment, The New, 140
Luggage^ To Carry, Without Damage to Paintwork, 652
Luggage Strap Holder, Neat, 695

Macclesfield Reliability Trial, 581
Machine Moulding Methods, 336
M.A.G. Engine, The Fotir-cylinder, 28
Magee, Mr. E., Collector of " Golds," 311
Magneto, Anchoring the, 596
Magneto, Faults in the, 328
Manieuvring Without Mishap, 228
Manufacturers, Opportunity for, 226
Manville Trophy, The, 468
Map, Decreasing the, ] 22
Map of Every Street in London, 536
Marlboro' Car-washing Set, The, 531
Marlboroagh Light Car Redesigned, 668
Maries Steering on A.-C, 646
Marseal, New Suspension on the*, 379
Marsea.1 Engine with New Sporting Features, 459
Matchless, The Mystsrious, 118
Matchless Delivwies Soon, 336
Matchless Developments, 252
Maury, The Marquis de Caaa, Marriage of, 482
Mayr Gerarvn Cyclecar, A Now, 299
M.C.C. Dance, :46
M.C.C; 21st Anniversary Dinner, 93
M.C.C. Brighton Run, 393
M.C.C. Opening Run, 448
McKenzie Stand at the Scottish Show, 273
Medals, Valueless, 453
Medioan Man, Catering for the, 311
Meetings, Authorized, 673
Mella-no Cup, Light Car Wins the, 529
Melrose Abbey, 96
Methods, Modern, 536
Midas Jack, The, 476
Midland Oar Club's Annual Dinner, 93
Midland Oar Olub's Co-operative Tour, 419
Midland Car Club's Economy Trial. 393
Midlands, The Best Way to the. 283
Middlesex Oounty Club Social Events, 3
Milegal, The, 627
Milegal Meter, Register Your M.P.G., 168
Ministry of Transport, Still in Existence, 336
Miracle Oil: Our Experiences, 88 Mist, Artificial, T>iO Mixture, Holding the, Together, 64 Monocars- -Two, Three and Four_ Wheels, 202 Mcrdaunt Cup Goes to A.-C , 3 Morgan, New Records on a, 33 Morgan, Ratchet Brake Device ior, 27 Morgan, A Year with a Super-economy Car, 409 Morgan, A " Wireless," 633 Morgan Adopts Front-wheel Brakes, 519 Morgan Cyclacxr at Olympia', 23 Morgan Overturned on Porlock, 562 Morgan Owners, Please Note, 2 Morgan Summons Dismissed, 117 "Motor, The," Published One Day Later at Christmas Holidays, 119 Motorcar, The, in America, 309 Motor Ship Enthusiasts, For, 3 72 Mo-tor Ships cr Steamers, 391 Motor Signals, National, 89 Motor Speedways for England, 646 Motor Spirit, Is. 10d., 147
Motor Taxation, 336
Motor Taxation, No Change in, 591
Motor Taxation Reform, 59
Motor Tools, The Use and Abu«e of, 304
Motor Tyres and Import Duty, 4 47
"Motorcycle" or "Car"? 87
Motorcycle Exhibits at the Scottish Show, 253
" Motor Cycling " Second Show Number, 1
" Motor Cycling," Unique Show Number, 33
Motoring, .True, 598
Motoring, WeMveather, 208 Motoring Joys, 94
Motoring Literature, 286
Motoring Periods, Three, 699
MotO'TO', No, 648
Motorists' Interests, Watching, 4 83
Motorist's Note Book, A, 330
Motorists' Money for House Building 1 463
Movies, Influence of the, 283
M.P.G. Indicator, The, 83
My Lady Drives, 376

Narrow Track, Claims of the, 486
National Anti-dazzle Lens, 614
Nervous Tension, 488
Neutral, An Illusive, 205
New Hudson, Strenaous Test of a, 80
New Hudson Cyclecar at Olympia, 23
New Year Greetings. 14-6
Newcastle and Gate&bridge, Road Bridge Between, Closed, 2
Night, Through the, 145 Night Driving, 123
Noise, That Alarming, 561 Non-skid Road, A, 074
North-Eastern Centre Open Reliability Trial, 659
North-Lucas Light Car Without Chassis or Axles, 90
North-Lucas Suspension, Shonld the Engine be at the Rear? 1 94
North Road Repairs, 87, ' 85
North of the Tweed, ?96
North-West London Motor Club's Run to Shenley, a Social Success, 60
North-West Motor Club, Full Programme, 364
Notes, News and Gossip of the Week: 1 33 59 87, 117, 3 45, 3 71, 199, 225, 251, 28l' 335, 303, 391, 419, 446, 481, 509 535 561, 469, 619, '345, 6?3, 699 Novelty, Spice of: £9, 56, S3, 168, 221, 330 415, 441, SSI, 55ft, 642, 670, 695, 724
Number Plate, New Type c.f, 562
Nuts, Remedy for Slack, 621

Observation, A Test in, 561
Ocular Proof (Kenbside Puim>ps), 60
Office, A Travelling 483
Official Encouragement, 393
Oil, Thick., and Cold Weather 4
Oil, Too Much, 425
Oilcan, A Forced Feed, 670
Oilcan Carrier, A Useful, 514
Oil aa a Pud, 337
Oil Indicators, 627
Oil Tins, New Sphere -for, 96
Old, 'The, and the New—1912
Humber and tlhe 1923
Humtoeirett©. 312

Old Wyche, A Better Road, 699
Olympia, Cyclecars at, 52
" One-man " All-weather Equipment 590
Opinions, Frank Interchange of, 619
OPINIONS OF OUR READERS.
A.B.C.. Capabilities of the, 618
A.-C. Sociable, Information Wanted, 444
Accessories and the Light Car, 58
Accumulator, A Sturdy, 418
Accumulators, The Frothing of, 361, 390
Air-cooled Car Averages 34.5 m.p.h., 644
Air-cooling, Vindicating, 698
Air-cooling the Tropics, 32
" All-on " Controversy, The, 114
Alt-y-bady, Climbing, 143, 223
Alt-y-bady, On, 333
Alt-y-bady, Speed Contest on, 143
Aluminium Pistons in Hover Eight, 249, 334
Anti-dazzle Device, An Inexpensive, 360
Anzani Sports Engine, 480, 508
Anzani-engineic! Morgan, 334
Austin Seven. Information Wanted. 444
Automobile Practice, Is Modern, All Wrong? 278, 307
Automobilism and the Hospitals, 332 A/V., Capabilities of the, 114 Average,! Interesting Discussion on, 442 Average Speed Controversy, Further Views on the, 47y
Baldock to Noiwich, Another Fast Stretch, 617 Bank Failure Prevents Development, 586 Banquet, After the, 445
Belsize-Bradshaw, 49 m.p.g. on a, 696
Belsize-Bradshaw, Easy Starting on, 488
BeLsize-Bradshaw, Information Wanted, 444
Belsizo Owuer, A Satisfied, 696
Belt, drive in Spain, 334
Boolchain Common for the Public, 532 /
Bowden Extra Air on Rover, 554
British Roads and Motoring, 279
Briton Roads and Motoring (Tar Spraying), 332
Brolt Lighting on Jowett, 224 B.S.A., A, oti Simms Hill, 333 Cafe or Hotel? 644 Camping With a Light Car, Information
Wanted, 698 Canine Sagacity, 696 Car, The Friction-driven, 58 Car, The Rear-engined. 86 Oar of the Future, The, 307 Carbon, No, After 3,400 Miles, 115 Carburation, Frcake, of, 196 Carburation on Rover, Information. Wanted, 644
Ca-buretter, Flooding the, 32 Carburetter. Tickling the, 116 Carburetter Setting for A.B.C., 418 Carburetter Setting for Jowett, 488 Carlisle to London, 333 Catalytic Action, 114 Chassis Lubrication, Simplifying, 535 Combination Alternative, The, 58 Competitions, Control of Closed 671 Constant Mesh Gearboxes, 116, 170 Control, Simplicity uf, 725 ContTol Pedal, Disipensing With a, 143 Conversion, A Clever, 672 Countryside, Disfiguring the, 696 Coupling, A Readilv Made, 67 3 Coventry-Premier, The Tb.ree-Whe.pled, 418 Crankshafts, Two-bearing, 47 9 Cyclecar The £100, 197 Cyclecar, Back to the Real, 696 Cyclecar, Control oi the, 142 Cyolecar, The, as> a Means of Sport, 361 Cy>c!»car, The Super-spits, 389 Cyclecar Cost.?, True Facts About, 84 Daily Snag, The, 115 David Cyclecar, The, in Spain, 390 Dazzle, The, 249 Dazzle Problem The, 222 332 Decarbonizers, Liquid, 671 Detuning, Automatic, 85 Dickey, The Passing of the, 361 Dickey, A Side-door, 479 Dickey Seat Protection, 361 " Difl "-icult Read Test, A 3 70 " Differential-less Romans, The," 196 Direct Action, 222 Disc, Wire or Artillery Wheels, 389 Disfiguring the- Country, 696 Pope, Would it Cause Stagnation? 57 Doping, Should it be Allowed, 30 Drivers, A Puzzle for, 115 Driving Fatigue, 443 Driving Licences, Need for Discrimination in was to
Issuing of, 57 Driving for Safety, 618 Dynamo, Driving the, 31 Economy, True, 279 Economy Figures Confirmed, 532 Engine, Atizani Sports, 480 Engine, Put the at the Rear, 58, 143, 196 Engine Dopes, Interesting Facts About, 30 Engine Position Controversy, The, 332 Engine Shield for G.P. Morgan, 279 Epicyclic Steering on a Morgan, ,671 Failures, Succession of, 507 Field, The Unexplored, 559 Figures, Some Interesting, 478 " Final Burst," Dangers, of—Who Blame? 170 Floods, Negotiating, 389 Four-seater Locker Space, 31 Freak Hills. Chooks on, 586 Friction-driven Car The, 58 Friction Drive on Hills, 726 Frothing, Cure for, 417 Fuel, 617 Miles on 15 Gallons of, 726 Gearboxes, Constant-M«sh, 116 G-ear Ratio and Alt-y-Bady, 333 Globe Oar, Power Unit for, 334 Good Samaritan, The, 507 G.N., Air-strarxgler on a, 362 G.N., Austin and Garden, Information Wanted, 644
G.N., A Non-hotted-np, 334 G.N. Transmission, The, 170 Gwynnc Car in the Economy Trial, 534 Hacksaw Blades, Flexible, Their Disadvantage; 416
Haciksawis, Non-breakable, 362 Harper, Improving tlhe, 86 Harper. The, a Monocar, 86 Headlights. Dazzling, 170 Heavier High Speed of, 507 Hisrh Power Ratio, 726 Hilhnan, To the Continent on a 84 H.O. Tw5n or Small Four? 480 Honour Where Honour Is Due, 390 Horse-power Tax, The Unfair, 360 Horstman 1923, Information Wanted, 644 Horstroan's Standard Production, The, 31 " Hottcd-up " Engines, Starting. 280 T'l-in'ir"tii>n. Adequate, Essential. 196 Infinitely Variable Gear, An Ingenious, 417 Inflation Pressures, Correct, 417
?<? Minf Waited, 1Q8 Insurance Surprises. 559 Irish Duty, The Effect, of the, 686 Irish Import D-uty, 672 Lagonda, The on Test, 116 Lamps, New, for Old, 587 Lea Francis. Good Average on a, 696 Lpft-hand Drive, Danger of, 224 Light Car, The Scope of the, 306
Light Oar, Ls the Real, Penalized, 478
Light Oar, is the, Undertyred? B4
Light Car Tyres, 144
Light Gars, Are They Under-tyred? 31
Logbook, The Ownex-driver's, 116
Lorry Drivers ami Dazzling Headlights, 696
Magneto Mystery, A, 114
Magneto versus Battery and. Coil, 144
Map Reading to Fine Limits. 198
Martini Lig'ut Car, Information Wanted. 488
Meal, A Lost, 587
Mistake, A Slight—The Wrong Hill, 390
Modern Practice, Little Wrong WitJh, 307
Morgan, 64"m.p.h. on a, 533
Morgan, Carrying Petrol on the, 32, 35
Morgan, Chain Causes on, 480
Morgan, Improving tftie, 618, 672, 726
Morgan, Maximum Load for, 444, 480
Morgan Experiences, 444
Morgan's Front-wheel Brakes, 558
Motor Taxation, 249
Motoring, Economical, 508
Motoring, Safer—-The Real Causes of Accidents, 57
Motorists' Money for Building Houses, 507
M.P.G., 2,000, on Oil, 443
M.P.G. Recorder, A Home-made, 223
Night Average, A Good, 333
Number Plates on Morgans, 443
Oil, 2,000 m.p.g, on, 443
Over-development, 279
Over-development, uhe Tendency to, 306
Owner -driver's Liability, 143
Owner-driver's Logbook, 116
Passenger-mile, 2d. per, 560
Passenger Mile, 2Vid. per, 587
Pedestrianism, Reckless, 478
Pendlebury Pedal, The, 643
Performance, A Consistent, 644
Perpetual Motion, 644
Petrol, Carrying, on. the Morgan, 32
Petrol, The Price of, 308
Petrol Consumption, Improving, 534
Petrol in the Crankoase, 362, 416, 444
'Platinum as an Agent, 114
Police Activity, 390
Police Midnight Activity, 586
Policeman's " Monkey Dance," A, 560
Policy, A Comprehensive, Passenger Guests Covered, 170
Postal Charge Anomaly, 334
Power Weight Ratios Again, 532
Power Weigiht Ratio, The Importance of, 418
Practice, A Dangerous, A Word of Warning, 533
Presisurelastic Inner Tubes, 698
Prices, Unstable, Affect Sales, 696
Princess Light Car, Information Wanted, 644
Problem,, An Interesting, 444
Progressing, Are We? 389, 416
Puzzle, A, for Drivers, 114
R.A.C.„ The, and the Projected I. of M. Races. What is the Explanation? 418
Radiator, A Supercilious-looking, 480
Rear-engined Car, A Case for the, 250
Record, Bid for a, 696
Reliability avid Economy, 617
Rhode, Oversize Tyres on the, 416
Rhode, The. on Simms Hill, 390
Riley, Praise for the, 696
Riley Light Car, The, 480
Rims and Tyres, Standardization of, 696
Road Fund, The, and E,ural Roads, 643
Road Springs, Broken, 560
Rover, Aluminium Pistons on the, 334
Rover, Average Speed of, 417
Rover, Maximum Weight lor 334
Rover, Three Up in a, 618
Rover Go.'s Explanation, 444 Rover Eight, Curious Sparking on a., 85
Rover Eight, Running Expenses on a, 86
Rover •' Eight," Safe Load for, 488
Running Costs, Comparing, 508
Running Cost Controversy, 560
Rural Roads, Contributions to, 696
Rust Fiend. The, 479
Scott-Sociable, Aocomimodation on the 334
Scott-Sociable, Information Wanted 334
Selling Races at Brooklands, Why Not? 617
Service, The Price of, 726
Service, The Value of, 725
Service Model Unit, 534 . Shylocks A Nation off, 85
Simms Hill, Catalogued Cn,rs on, 479
Simms Hill, A Motorcyclist's Experience, 306
Simms Hill, The Organization of, 360 Simims Hill, The Rhode on, 390
Simms Hill Front Over. 390
Simms Hill Rally, 417, 445
Simm-s Hill Rally, Congratulations! 360
Singer, Extra-air Valve on, 480
Singer, The, in New Zealand, 418
Singers, Doctoring Early Models, 698
iSlip, A, and an Apology, 672
Spain, Belt Drive in, 334
Speed, 54 Miles in 1 Hour 25 Minutes, 533 Speed, What is a Good Average? 534
Speed Trial Echo, Standard or Special? 31 Speedi, Maximum and Average, 488, 533
"Sports New Hudson, Information Wanted, 488 " Sportsmen " Awheel, 586 Spring Axles of 1912, 58
Standard Gears and tihe Land's End, 617
Starter After Leaving the Paddock, 587
Sturmey Gearbox in Humberette, 250
Suggestions Cause Amazement, 58
Super-econ^umy Car. A Year With a. 443
Super-Spoits light Car, 4-16 ,
Suspension System Criticized" 113
Sweating Soldering and Brazing. 250, 362
Swift. Zenith Carburetter on, 480
Switch Off or Stop? 142, 196
Talbot Averages over 30 m.p.h., 587
Taxation by Horse-power, 362
Taxed, How Shall We Be ? 280
Three-wheeler, Developing the, 169
Three-wheeler, An Interesting, 279 •
Three-wheeler, Tyring the, 32
Three-wheeler Types, 223
Three Wheels versus Four, 560
Tools, Where the, Go, 673
Town Driving and Lost Tune, 113
Turbine, Quesisiona-ble Efficiency of the, 307
Tyre Covers and Tube Sections, 198
Tyre* Mileage on Three-wheelers, 198 Tyre Pressures and Riding Comfort, 144 Tyre Repairers, Not, 532 Tyre Treads, Thickness of, 170 Tyres, Economy in, 279 Tyres, Smaller, Give Increased Comfort, 308 Unexplored Field, The, 559 Universal on Motorcycles, 116 Unorthodox, Encouraging the, 169 Webb Super Nine, The, 444 Weight Distribution, 113 Weight Distribution and Stability, 224 Wireless and the Automobile, ,224 Wireless and the Light Car, 333 Wolseley, Starting a, Information Wanted, 488 Zenith Carburetter on Swift, 480
Optical Illusion, An, 535
Ord>e Sir Julian, li9
Orde, Sir Julian, Retirement of, 674
Originality in Engine Design, 404
Owner-drivers as Whist Drivers, 310

Paint, Preserving the, 590
Palladium, The Speed Model, 323
Palladium Stand at the Scottish Show, 273
Paris-Nice Trials, 59
Paris-Nice Trial, Results of the, 392
Paris Track, The, 118
Parking Cars in London, 147
Parliament and the Motorist, 440, 540, 595
" Partners Again," 626
Paternal Warning, 483
Pendlebury Pedal, The, 566
Perrier Road Map Case, 670
Personalities, Popular, 592
Petrol More, 648 Petrol, 'Ware Poor, 199 Petrol Can, A Leaky, 704 Petrol in the Crankcase, 257 Petrol Consumption, Measuring, 231 Petrol Economy, The Effects of Ignition on, 654 Petrol Installations, Fireproof, 3 Petrol Pourer by Pressure Pump3, Ltd., 441 Petrol Prices in Ireland, 509 Petrol Saving Remarkable, 543 Petrol Tank Union, Clearing a Choked., 543 Petrol Tax, The, 489 Peugeot Quad, Out with a, 157 Peugeot Reductions in Price, 563 Phipps Recording Instrument, 640 " 'Phone While You Drive," 2 Pipe for Motoring Smokers, 340 Piston Rings and Engine Debility, 369 Place aux Dames, 488 Plug Tester, A Vest Pocket, 558 Plymouth, Parking Cars at, 33 Point Duty, With Apologies of the Season, 124 Police Activity, 281, 561 Police Activities, 509 Police Activities at Streatham, 2 Police Campaign, The Latest, 117 Policeman and Beer Barrel, 536
Policeman's Right, The, 509
Poppet Valve, A New Non-leak, 292
Portsmouth Road Improvement, 535
Poser, A—and the Answer, 509
Positive Infinitely Gear, 401
Postage Cheaper, 700
Power Unit, The Pulse of the, 501
Power Weight Ratio, 450
P. and R. Batteries with Moulded One-piece Containers, 531
Press Parasites, 489 Prevention is Better than Cure, 516 Price Basis, The, 567 Price Corrections, 282 Price Reductions, More, 60 Primary Selection Care in, 368 Priming Can, A Dual Purpose, 330 Private Owner's Programme, The, 374 Problem, An Interesting, 397 Problems of Steering and Road Adhesion, 678 Production Figures, 446 " Production-type " T.T. Race, A, 342 "Production-type" T.T., Nr>. 368 Productions. Interesting Details of Four, 104 Progress, Striking Example of Real, 525 Prospects of 1923, 146
Protect-her Hand-brake Control for Morgans, 641
Protection, Poor, 483
Public Confidence Lost, 424
Public Schools Trial, 89
Pulse of the Power Unit, The, 501
Puncture ad lib 591
Puzzle—Find the Puncture, 225

Quandary, In a, (Lubrication), 4
Quantity Production and Prices, 489 Quarter Day, 483
Query In Answer to-Your, 585; Car, Choice of 'a. 585: Commutator Trouble, 585; En-an Old Engine, £>H Question, A Difficult, 89 Question, A Debatable, 591

R.A.C. Branch Office Opened at Norwich, 309
R.A.C. and Competitions 592
R.A.C. Permits, The Latest, 700
R.A.C. Quarter Century Celebration, 2
R.A.C. Tests, 226
R.A.C. Triala, 563
Race, The 200-mile, 645
Race Tuning with a Tuning Fork, 656
Racing, Relative to, 424 -
Racing Colours Competition, 510
Radiator Protection 562
Radiators, New Methods of Making, 348
Radio-equipped Light Car, A, 573
Rail-less Trolleys, 200
Rain Dodging, 619
Rapid Decarbonizing, 213
Rapson Tyres, Price Reduction, 35
Ratchet Brake Device for Morgans, 27
Ratchet Spanner, A 168
Rattles, 41
Raven Winter Top for Cyclecarists, 75
Raw Metal Prices Increased, 701
Rear Lamp, Rubber Unbreakable, 642
Rear Windscreens, On, 650
Records, Useful, 393
Re-covering a Light Car Hood 582
Reliability, Real, 150, 424
Renault, The 8 h.p., on the Road, 247
Renault, Details of the, 104
Renault, Stand at the Scottish Show, 273
Renewals and Overhauls, 406
Repair, A Smart, 647
Reviera, By-ways of the, 372
Reverse Stop, No, 651
Revs. Still Mounting Up, 512
Rhode, The All-weather, 89
Rhode, The Sporting on Test, 188
Rhode Stand at the Scottish Show, 274
Rich Mixture,' 4, 4 0, 64, 94, 122, 150," 174, 204 230, 256, 487, 314, 340, 368, 396, 424; 452, 488, 512, 543, 566, 598, 626, 650, 680. 7U4
" Rights," WHerein They are Wrong 147
R.O. Coupe Equipment, The, 139
Rob Roy light Car, TheT Scottish, 321
Rob Roy Stand at the Scottish Show, 274
Road, Lubricating the, 364
Road Classification and Grants, 510
Road Improvements, 283
Road Manners and Safety, 300
Road to Nowhere. 483
Road Obstruction in Staffordshire, 252
Road Patrols Holiday, 118
Road Signals, The Importance of Correct, 414
Road Speed Revs, and Ratios, 424
Roadless Vehicles, 117
Roads, Ideal, 536
Reads, The New, 203
Roads, New and Better, 253, 620, 701
Roads, Rubber, 123
Roads, Saving the, 481
Roads Under Water, 365
Roads, When They are Worst, 172
Roads Development Exhibition, 489
Roads to Nowhere 700
Roadside Test Sheds, 369
Robri Spare Plug Holder, The, 531
Romans, The Differential-lass, 122
Rough Treatment, 704
Rover, The All-purpose Utility Light Car, 460
Rover Eight, To Cape Wrath on a 154
Rover Eight, 6,00 Miles on a, 376
Rover, New London Home for the, 172
Rover Appointment, A, Mr. Harry Smith Succeeded by Mr. J. K. Starley, 420
Rover Eights with Dickey Seats, 253
Rover Stand at the Scottish Show. 274
Rover Utility, 460
Rover Air Force Pageant, 673
Rubber Roads, 123, 509
Rubber Shortage, A, 537
?Rubber Slump, 701
Running Costs at a Glance, 454
Running Figures, Authoritative. 590
Sahara, By Light Car Across the, 39
Sahara, " MiisBdoin, No. 2." Many Happy Returns, 39r 39r
Sahara Adventurers Start, 119
Sahara Conquered, The, 201
Sahara Mission's Return, 365
Sahara Post, The, 87
Salmson Cars, Delivery of, 172
Salmson Beats All Comers, 364 ,
Salmson Stand at the Scottish Show, 274
Salmson Two-seater, New Model, 61
Safety, Making for, 112
Safety First, t>48
Safety at High Speed, 692
Safety with Quarter-elliptic Springs, 201
Saltburn Speed Trials, 700
Scenic Gems on the South Coast, 285
Schoolboy Competitors, 483
Scotch, A Holdfast, 83
Scotland Yard (Have You Heard This?), 5
Scott, The Unorthodox, 217
Scott Autocar, The (Unorthodox), 61
Scott Sociable, The, 9.Z, 60
Scott Sociable at Olympia, 23
Scottish Roads, 119
Scottish Show, The, Znl
Scottish Show, H.R.H. The Duke of York at, 282
Scottish Show, To the, by Road, 200
Scottish Show, Small Oars at the, 270
Scottish Six Days', 622, 673
Scottish Six Days', Small Cars in the, 687
Scottish Test Hills, Famous,'251, 268
Scottish Trial, The, 282
Scottish Trials, Light Cars in the, 712
Scottish Western M.C. Two-day Highland Trial, 572
Screen, A Clear, 286
Screen. Wipers, Large Range of, 694
Screens, Side and Rear, 476
Screw-top Hamper, A (Verse), 151
Seabrook Stand at the Scottish Show, 274
Second-hand Buyers, For, 335
Seoond-hand Gar, Buying a, 477a
Second-hand Market, The, 310
Second-hand Show, A Permans.it, 483
Second-hand Question, The, 626
Secret, A, Revealed, 175
Semper Paratus, 311
Senechal, Testing Out the 8 h.p., 722
" Sensing " the Way, 254
Service Co., Exteo.sive Showrooms of, 448
Shell Motor Lubricating Oil—A Correction, 647 Shell Oil, The Now, <>ih
Shilling Starter, The, 609
Show, Cyeleoars »t, ,C2
Show, This Year's, 420
Shropshire Beauty Spot, A, M
" Sibbs " Hill, The Result of a Cold, 335
Side Screen, A New, 330
Sidescr*em, A Novel, 420
Sidescreen, Noyelty in, 365
Signalling by Night : 19
Signposting, New, 335
Simms Hill, Another Attempt on, 258
Simms Hill, Echo of, 365, 510
Simms Hill—Listenm on Saturday, 311
Simms Hill, Rally at, 258, 290
Simm» Hill, The Rally at. Full Report, 351, 352, 355, 354, ?55
Simms Hill Film, The, 420
Simms Hill To-morrow, ?24
Simms Hill-climb, The, 335
Singer, Improving a 1920, 606
Singer Coupe, A' New, 511
Singer Stand at the Scottish Show, 274
Singer Ten, Across Country in the New, 210
Single Shell Body, A New, 282
Six Days', The, C45
Skegness, Sand Racing at, 700
Skegness Speed Trials, 147
Skid, Without, 230
Skidding, Curing, 488
Skidding: A Warning, 118
Skiddy Weather, 446
Sleeve-valve Engines, 537
Small Oars, Larger, 446
Small Oars, Testing the Efficiency of, 495
Small Oars in the Scottish Six Days', 686
Smith, Mr. E. S., /Vddress of, Wanted, 2
Snag, The Daily, 41
Snow Showroom, A, 227
Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders, New Secretary, 511
South Ooast Main Roads, Remarkable Scenes, -676
Southampton, New Club for, 227, 282
Southampton Club Social Run to l.yndhurst, 336
Spanner, A Ratchet, 168
Spanish Track N earing Completion, 392
Spare Wheel, Position cf the, 408
Sparking Plugs, The Psychology of, 266
Sparking Plug and Explosion Whistle, 221
Sparks and Detonation, 64
Speedway, An . Excellent (Worcester and District Motorcycle Club), 620
Spirit, The Right, 172
Spooks on the Road, 225
Sports Body for £10, on Caloott, 530
Sporting " Bus," On the, 340
Spring, The First Day of, 309
Spring—and the Open Road, 445
Spring Selling Trial, 253
Spring Tour, Planning a, 483
Springing, The Effect of Wheel Design on, 600, 694
Springs, Quarter-elliptic, Safety with, 201
SqueaJcs and Rattles, Tracing, 190
Stability, 453
Standard, The 11 h.p., 645
Standard, The New 11 h,p., on Test. 664
Standard G.N., Hotting-up a, 186
Standard tight Car, The 11 h.p., at £250, 632
Standard Light Oar, Price of, Reduced, 364
" Standard " Model, What is a? 567
Standard Motor Works, Visit to, C76
Standard Stand at the Scottish Show, 274
Standard Three-wheelers on Test, 4 84
Starters, Jamming, £83
Starting, To Ensure, 168
Starting from Cold, On, 256
Starting from Cold, The Crucial Test, 489
Starting Fairly Easy, 314
Starting-up Made Easy, 210
Starting-up Tip, A, E9
Starting-up Under Difficulties, 682
Staxton, Greasy Roads Hamper Speeds at, 553
Steering, Stiff, 567
Steering Failures, 650
Steering and Road Adhe.sion, Problems of, 678
Steering Wheel Off at 65 m.p.h., 563
Stepney Spare Wheel Co. Change of Title, 118
Stock Machines, Testing, 310
Stoneleigh Three-seater, Abroad with a, 564, 602
Stoneleigh at the Scottish Show, 274
Story, 681
Story (Oustomer and Salesman), 489
Story, A True, 663
Stowage, 238
Strand, The, to be Covered in, 512
Strangles, The Absence of the, ^41
Strangle*, The Value of the, 150
Stratford on Avon Rally, Abandoned, 645
Straker-Squire, £50 Reduction, 34
Straker-Squire Light Van on the Road, 14
Straker-Squire Stand at the Soottish Show, 275
Straker-Squire "Ten" Proves Its Worth, 613
Summer, A Wet? 561
Summer Sleep, 363
Summer Time, 4?, 9
" Summons Headings Useful to the Police," Booklet, 13
Sun Dazzle, 680
Super-economy Oar, A Year with a—Morgan, 409
Surbiton Club Dinner, 34
Surbiton .Motor Club's Kingston-Barnstaple Reliability Trial, A New ("lassie, 393
Sure-start, Th), 1.68
Surrey 10 h.p. Cabnolet- Never Mind the Weather, 504
Suspension, Aiming at Improved, 159
Suspension, Cheaper, 590
Suspension, Improving, 642
Suspension, Remarkable, A.F.S. Coil Springing, 40o
Suspension System, Another Clever, 42
Sutton Bank Permit, The, f>46
Sutton Bank and RosedsUe. 15,000 Spectators at, 662
Sutton Ooldfiield Club's Annual Dinner, 118
Sweating, Soldering, and Brazing 192
Swift, At the Wheel of a 10 h.p., 684
Swift Stand at the Scottish Show, 274
Swiss Grand Prix, The, 365
Switch Off or Stop? 95
System, An Advantageous, 200

Talbot, The 10-25 h.p. on, the Road, 264
Talbot-Darracq at the Scottish Show, 2.75
Talbot Stand at the Scottish Show, 275
Tale of Two ,Cities, A, 151
Tamplin, On the Road with a, 72
Tappet Derangement, 599
Tar, 'Ware, 645
Tax Us© Not Ownership, 448
Taxation Inquiry, The, 481
T.B. Cyclecar at. Olympia, 23
T.B. Stand a* the Scottish Show, 275
Teaching the Young Idea, 287
Test, The Crucial, 578
Test, A Severe. (Bramc.om.end. Patches), 590
Test, Some! 509
Test Hills, Famous Scottish, 26-8
Test Hill Ascended 363 Times, 226
Test Sheds, Roadside, 369
Test Trials to Imppove the Breed, 703
Tests, Exhaustive, 704
Thames Floods, 2.26
Theatre, To the, by Oar, 134
Theatre Garage; Charge®, 171
Theatre-goers, Facilities for, 173
Theatre-goers, For, 420
Theatre Guide, "Second Edition,'1 225
Theory versus Practice Again, 424
Three-wheeled' Economy Cars, lor 1923, 22
Three-wheelers on, the Road, 18
Timekeeping, Good, 119
Time-saving on Tour, 466
Tool-roll, The Ideal, 282
Topics of the Day:—
All-weather Coachwork on Small Chassis, 259. Average Speeds Again., 42i9
Back-iseat Discomforts, 629. By-ways oi the Riviera, 372
Carburation, Need for Variable, 371. Chassis, Standardized, with Alternative Bodies, 569. . Comfort, The Question of, 177. Oornipetitiilons, On the Control of, 653. Competitions in 1923, 233. Oora/ering, Correct Methods of, 177. Ooumtrysdd«, Disfiguring the, 629. Cycleoar, The Home-built, 629. Cyclecars, Who Shall Control? 97
Dangerous Driving, On, 541. Decarboniza-tion, Rapid, 207. Design, Stagnation ia, 2.33. Differential, Is the, Noticeable? 67. Driving, Dangerous, 541. Driving Fatigue, 39'9
Engine, With the, at the Rear, 97. Engine Efficiency, Higher 43
Frost, The Dangers of, 67. Fuel Tax, Is the, Impracticable? 289
General Efficiency Trial, The. 491
Indras'try, Another Blow to the, 515
Land's End Ttrial, Impressions of the, 541. Light Car, Increasing the Scope of the, 67. Light Oar, The, for Town. Transport, 125. Light Cars Have improved, 569. Light Oars for Severe Service, 259
Monocars, Why Not More? 2O7. Motor Fuel, Home-made, 707. Motoring, The Psychology of, 399
Number-plates for Three-wheelers, 597
Obstruction by Lorries at Night, 6-53. One Hundred Mites in the Hour, 43
(Performance, A.n All-round Improvement in., 9. " Production-type" T.T., The, 343. Psychology of Motoring, The, 399
R.A.C. Refuse Permit for the IsAe of Man. Races., 371. Road Racing in. England, The Future of, 42.9. Road Signals, Recognised., 399. Roads, Why Not Non-skid? 683. Results., Delayed, 541
Scottish Show, Small Oars at the, 2.59. Simms HiM, The Conquest of, 343. Simms Hill-climb, The, 317. Skidding, Regarding, 125. Sportsmanship and the Automobile, 2.89. Standard Oar Trials, Price Formulas and, 233
Talking from a Moving Car, 153. Taxation, No Change in,' 515. Taxation, The Shame of Our Present, 491. Taxation Inquiry, The, 2.89. Taxation Suggestion, A Wily, .597. Test, The Supreme., 683. Tests for Drivers, 455. Three-wheeler, The Case of the, 9. Three-wheeler, The, Scores, 177. Three-wheeler, The, Successful, 491. Touring Season, Opens, 1923 a Small Oar Year, 455. Trial, The Great Winter, 153. Two-cyHnd-er Small Car, Emancipation of the, 707. Tyres, Great Improvement in, 707 Variable Oa.rbura.tion., The Need for, 371 Variable Choke Tubes, 317 Warmer Weather Demands Smaller Jets, 515. Wireless., The Principles of, 207. Wireless and Che Automobile, 153. Wireless and the Light Can, A Warning, 317
Torque-tube or Hotchkiss Drive? 594
Tour, How and Where to, 464
Tour, Tim-e-steving on., 466
Tour de France, A 192.3, 172
Tour de France. The, 590, 669, 690
Touring, Hints on., 688
Touring Centre, A Neglected, 598
Touring Information, 392
Touring Routes, Free, 62.1
Touring Speeds, Higher, 453
Tourist, For the, 537
T.T., Name the Winners, 646
T.T. Race, A " Productioivtype," 342
Track, Claims of the Narrow, 486
Trad© Numbers Fined on, 619
Traffic, Slower, Up North, 2.86
Traffic Problem, Another, 337
Traffic Chaos. Appalling, 431
Traffic Oowgestiott, A Sensible Order, 61
Tram Tracks, Negotiating, 380
Tramcars, Passing, 511
Tranco Electrical Equipment, 557
Trans-Continental Motorists, For, 447
Trans-Sahara. Expedition, The, 239, 240, 241
Tras-Sahaia EK.peddtdon, Progress of the, 146
Trans>-Sahara Expedition Congratulated, 252
Tra.nsHSaha.ru Trial, Echo of the, 620
Transmission Brakes, 681
Transmission Systems for Cyclecars, 708
Trap, Beware of the, 393
Trapping in the Park, 590
Trials, Official Attitude Towards. 620.
Tricar, light Delivery, 20
Tricks oi the Trade, 530
Triumph Oar, Christening the, 592
Triumph Light Car, The 10 h.p., 570
Trivial but Irritating, 225
Trolleys, Rail-leas, 200
Trouble Tracing, Sequence in, 396
Trunika, Mbtox, and. Cases, Inexpensive, 724
Tubes. Are All, Porous? 513
Tune, A Minor, 64
Tuning for Maximum Efficiency, 16
Twin, A New 90-degree, 447
" Twin. " or " Fopr, 436
Two-cylinder Engine, The Claims of the, 10
Two-stroke, A Sl-eeve-valve, 79
Tyralco Tyre Valve, The, 558
Tyre Bill, Cutting Down the, 338
"Tyre King," The, 590.
Tyre Making, Artistry in, 294
Tyre Plant, £5,000,000, 310
Tyre Pressures and Comfort, 513
Tyre. Trouble, Less, 482
Tyre Wear, Exoeleln.t, 88
Tyres, Cheaper—In Germany, 619

Unconventional Viewpoint, The, by Critique, 438, 546, 689
Unemployed as Road Builders, 35
Upholstery, The Choice of Suitable, 358
Unit Car. Price of, Reduced, 282
Unit Cars, Spares for, 648
Utility and Economy, 510

Valves, Repairing, 620 Variable Choke Tubes, 315
Vit DJ A Clt
Valve Seating Tool, 415
Valve Spring Compressor, 642
Valve Trouble, 599 Vl Rii 6
Varsity DuaJ at Aston Clinton, The, 434
Vehicles, Roadless, 117
Venues Worth Visiting: The Ruins of Malrose Abbey, 96; Ye Olde White Horse, Eaton Socon, 232; In and Around Great Yarmouth, 283. Bridport, 316. Wick and John O'Groats, 370; Lymington, 398; Kil-larney, 428; Dartmoor, 514; Clee Hills, Shropshire, 596; Ivybridge, 628; Glencoe, 652; Stratford-on-Avon, 682; Winchester, 706
Verse, An After-dinner Ode, 231
Verse, Camel v. Light Car, 65
Verse, The Crock, 425
Verse, Doggerel, 287
Verse, Dope. 397
Verse, Family Souvenirs of the Future, 369
Verse, "Hush," 513
Verse-, On the Memphis Road, 377
Verse, Point Duty, 124
Verse Rattles, 41
Verse, The Sorew-top Hamper 151
Verse, The Secret of Speed, 257
Verse, Stability, 453
Verse, "Who Will O'er?" 315
Vest Pocket Plug Tester, A, 558
" Vetting " A Car Scientifically, 82
Victoria. Wheel Tax in, 117
View-point, The Unconventional, 546
Viking Oil Gauge for Rovers, 670
Viking Oil Pressure Gauge, The, 441
Voisin Stand at the Scottish Show, 275
Vulcanizing Made Easy, 277

Waddy, Mr., Thank You, 619
Wake-up Policy Wanted, 536
Wellington Club's Costume Revel, 529
Wallington Club Masked Revel 281
Wallington Motor Club's Dinner, 200
Walker-mechanic, The, 695
War Memorial at Golders Green, Practical Commemoration, 645
War LOSSM, 419
Warning Devices, Use and Abuse of, 132
Watson-Gwynne Rose Bowl. The 648
Waverley, The All-purpose 583
Wfeluyn Garden, Oiity, 536
Wast Country, In the, 281
West, Derbyshire Club's Activity. 200
Westall Cup Trial Described in Detail, 495
Westcar, Across Country on a, 410
Westmorland Motor Club, 282
Westward Bound on an 11.4 h p. Citroen, 382
Westward Ho, 412
Wet-weather Motoring, 20'8
What is "Wrong'.' No. 1, Faults in, t)h© Magneto, 328. 2, Carburetter Troubles Explained, 356; 3, Gearbox Trials and Troubles, 412; 4, Electrioal Equipment Failures, 636 Wheel, Disc, Wire, tr Artillery? 318 Wheel, Where Should the, be? 200 Wheel Changing, A Problem in, 369 Wheel Design, The Effect of, on Springing, 600, 694
Wheel Tax in Victoria, 117
White Hart Hotel, Salisbury, Accommodation, Nearing the Limit (London-Exeter), 17T
Whitsun Holiday Maps, 699
Winner Sparking Plug, 642
Winter Motoring, 94
Wireless, Indoor, 35
Wireless, Interest in, 199
Wireless, Light Cars an, f.ll
Wireless, A Radiator Aerial, 202
Wireless, This, b?,6
Wireless Enthusiasts, For, 482
Wireless and the Light Car, 219, 246, 301, 359
Wireless in the Car, 147
Wireless en ihe Car, 162
Wireless (Coining Home to Tea), 95
" Wireless " Morgan, The, 633
Wireless Sets, More, 447
Wireless Telephony at 45 m.p.h., 35
Wireless- Telephony from Travelling Car, 68
Wolseley, Impressions of the Speed Model, 344
Wolseley Racing Programme, 252
Wolseiley Stand at the Scottish Show, 275
Wolseley " Ten," A New, at £295. 519
Wolseleys, To Race, 447
Women's Motor Club Progressing, 537
Woolwich Club Night Trial Po»fep<med, 119
Worcester Club, The Annual Dinner of the, 89
Worcester Club's Annual General Meeting, 60
Worcester, Novel Selling Event at, 386
Worcester Spring Selling Trial, The, 337, 388
Worcester Spring Selling Trial, No Permit, 365
Worcestershire Spring Selling Trials, 119
Work for the Private Builder, 711
Workshop Hints and Running Tips: Bulb Horns, Repairing, 141; Foot-warmer, Home-made, 141; Morgan Tip, A, 141
World's Cycleoar Records, 195
Wrigley Unit, The Interesting New 1,245 c c. o.h.v., 25
Wrynam Dickey Seat Hood, The, 56

Yarmouth and the Waterways of Norfolk, 350
Yellow Trail, The, 364
York and District Oiub'3 Proposed Event, " 1,000 Miles in 50 Hours," 622
York, H.R.H., the Duke of, Visit of, to Glasgow, 1
York and West Riding, Police Court Cases, Why this Divergence? 94
Yorkshire Beauty Spot A, 201
Yorkshire Dales, In, 680

Zenith Carburetter, Spares for, 724

INDEX TO ILLUSTRATIONS.

A.A. Telephone Box between Two Bridges and
sMioretonhampisitead, Dart moor, 447
A.B.C., Layout of the Regent Model, 437
A.B.C. Engine, The, 298
Abernethy, Th* Round Tower, 465
A.C., The driven by J. A Joyce, which, by covering 100 miles in the hour, has achieved a Jeat considered almost impossible on a light car, 33
A.-C, l'he Duke o! York Takes Great Interest in lady Blythswood's, 542
A.-C., Thie First Cyclecar to be'Equipped with Wireless Telephone Set, 2
A.-C., How Safety is Provided for in the Suspension on the, 201 A.-C., Thfl Single-seater, 36 Accumulator Plates can be Buckled by too large
a Charging Current. 292 Accumulators, Charging, 292 Acdic Rectifier for Charging Accumulators, 4 * Acetylene Welder at Work on the Tramlines, 200 Acetylene Installation, Diagram of, 101 Adam«v>n Glove. The, 119
Adamson Twin Car, Tha New, 24
Aeroplane Being Towed Home by Jowett Light Car, 337
Aerotrtano Mascot by Kwiksale Private Registry, Ltd., 108
A.F.S. Coil Springing, 405
Air Flap may be the cause of the Baffling Misfiring, if left in the closed position], 1>2<6
Air Port* Usually Adjustable on' Oiil Side Lamvpsi, 100
Albert, The 11.9 h.p., Details of, 720
Albert Light Car, An Unusual View of tha Round
Pond on Hampstead Heath, 674
All-weather Body, Surely this was the Original? 175
All-weather Bodies at the Scottish Show, 261 Alvis, Fitting a Tractor Type Wheel to the, in the
Simms HUl-climb, 554 Alvis Car was the Official, in the 1 OJO-nile
Trial Held by the M.C.C. of New South
Wales, 482 Alvis Chassis, Twelve, Part of a. Repeat Order from
Messrs William Bros. Sydney, Australia.,
Ready for Shipment. 227 Alvis Owner, How a, Opens Gates Without Getting
Out of His Car and Without Damage to
His Wings, 315 Afnilcar, The 11 h.p., 104 Amilcar, A Week-end on a, 26 Airiilear, Unit Construction of ihe, 26 Angel Bank, Raymond Mays Beat All Comers at, 638
Angus-Sanderson, The. 105 Anti-dazzle Device, Tho Gallay, 71 Anti-freezing Mixture, Diagrams ol Proportions
and Temperatures, 76 Applecross Hill, 268 Aro Atomizer in Section, 558 Ariel, Front Folding Seat of, Provides Ample P'at-
form Space for Conveyance of (Goods. 461 Ariel " Nine, Weatherproof Equipment on the, 9,60
Ariel " Nine," Compact Gearbox of the, 270 Ariel " Nine," The. Details of the, 666 Arlington Screen Wiper. The, 695 Arras as it now Stands, 603 Ashton-Evans, The. which is 'being used in Con-
nectiou with the British Industries Fair, 393
Askrigg, Yorkshire, The Jacobean Hall. 201 Aston Hill, E. R.. Hall on. and Lionel Mtertin on
His Touring Car, 717 Atlantic Bulb Box. The. 29 Athmos ?Ra-sy Starter, Tho. 83 Atomettr?, The, One of th«> SmaPest Two-seater
Runabouts on the market. 22 Audiometer, A (Bridge), 174
A.-C U. Trial, Three-wheelers Prove Their Reliability. 485 Autogear. The, 19 Austin. Tin? Baby. 119 Austin Seven, The Claims o! tho Narrow-track
Vehicle, as Substantiated by its Ability to
Rnarh Beauty Spots Access to which, by
Narrow Twisting Lanes, is often Denied the
Larger Oar, 561
Austin Seven. The Single-sholl Body, 458
Austin Seven, The, on Test—It is so Light that it can be Easily Lifted on to a Jack, 102
Austin Seven, Transverse at the Front is a Feature of the Diminutive, 271
A.V. Cyclecar with Edinburgh Castlo in tho Background, 296
A.V., Tho. with the Engine at the Rear. A notable Exa-mple of Simplicity in Design, 611
Avenbury, Silbury Hill, 464
Aviette, The, 593
B
Baby Austin, The, in Its Latest Form. 118
Bag-type Filter and Push-on Filler Cap on the Hoistman, 111
Bagman's Inn, The, 149
Balkum's Hill, Goudhurst. Worst Bend of, in the Kent Club's Hill-climb. 489
Bambinca, The Italian,, Fiit'ted1 with Luxurious Saloon, Body, 22
Barnatq, W., on His Wolseley " Moth II." A Close Finish, at Brooklands, 538
Bath, The Ancient City of. Holds Much' of Interest to Motorists, 657
Battery Ignition. The Workings of, 158
Bayliss-Thomas, Toe-opexated Reverse on the, 433
Bayliss-Thomas Light Car, Showing tho Platform Space on the, Much Luggage can be Carvicd, 460
Bayliss-Thonias' in< Contra'St with, the Ainwricaiv Idea of a Light Car, 522
Bei'Mawat Glass' Carrier in Operation, 695
Belgium. Notice on Bridges in, 59
B.E.N. ?nap-on Ball Joint, 441
B,md '.The Proper Way to Take a RHht-hand, 180
Bend. Tho Proper Way to Skid a, 180
Bendix Gear, The, 636
Benjamin, Magneto and Armature in the. Disposed Horizontally: Sterling Silver Contacts are Used. 55
Bevel, The Old Straig-ht-toothed, has been Supplanted by tho Helical, 312
Bexhill, Sussex, 285
Bilbert Engine, Tho New Overhead Two-stroke, 131
Binaural Instrument for Vetting cars: Operator Testing Bodywork for Squeaks. 170
Binaural Instruments: Two Early Types and the Latest, 82
Binks Carburetter. The New, 440
Rirmiwg'h&m, Rail less Buses in, ] 51
Birmingham to Liege: Scenes on tho Journey by Rhode- Light Car. 6. 7, 8
Blind) R^ht-linjnd Bend, The Proper Way of Tak-ine a, 180
Blow-lamp. A, -which Casts About Is. 6d., 192
B.M.W. Engine. The German Idea of a Horizontally-opposed, 34
Bodithiel Hill: Another West Country Terror, 675
Body Design, The Trend "of, 327
Hoimei, Qvivrteiiin'jr tine, 706
Bouvy System of Suspension, The. 159
Braddon Shock Absorber. The, 641
Bradford M.C.C. Winter Trial: D. Rhodes Near Appletreewick. 89
Wrake, A Self-adjustinz, 119
Brakes i>,nd Wheels: The Efficiency'of tho Broking System is of Vital Importance. Wheels Should h-p Changed Over to Eqnnliz« Tyre Wear, 492
T«ramham Cyclecar. The. 22
Brammer Endless Belting. 724
Rridgfl, Notice on: The Be'gian Wav 59
Bridgwatev. Road Improvement at, 537
?Uridport. The Stone Near. 316
Brigg-Stratton " FUer " at Luxor. 536
Bristol, Remarkable New Road Nsar, 623
Bristol Engine. The. 604
?"rookland". Light- Cars in Easter Events. 550
Brookland" Scen-s Rt, Dnrincr the Easter Monday Racing. 538
Brooklands. Smoothing- Out the Relatives of Ermyntrude. 393
Brooklands Light Car, The 10 h.p.. 346
Biroo'klands TlrajjJc as the Airman Sees It, 692 Brooks Luggage Trunk. 109 B.S.A., Details of the (1,000 Miles on a), 107 B.S.A., Felt Washers on. Rockor Ann of Capt.
Brittain's, 433 B.S.A. Steering Head and Internal Speedometer
Drive, 271
Bugatti, Clover-leaf Design on the, 327 Bugatti, The Latest, Showing the Facia Board, 563
Bugatti Going Well on Sutton Bank, 661 Buib Horns, Repairing, 140 Buses. Rail-le&s, in Birmingham, 151 B.V.P. Pins, The, 415
Cairnwell Hill, 269
Calcott, The Two-seater, 459
Calthprpe, The 1923 Four-speed, 322
Oalthorpe, The 1323. at the Scottish Show, 270
Calcott, Body Built by an Owner-driver for £10, 530
Calso Self-Raising Hood, The, 545 Calthorpe, The, and its Crew During a Rapid
Inspection of the Oil Level, 568 Oalthorpe Enclosed Two-seater. 261 Calthorpe Racing Two-seater, 175 Calthorpes, One of the Two offered by the " Daily
Mirror" in the Table Tennis Competition, 17."-)
Camping with a Light Car, 630
Canttleiver Rear Spring: Another Clever Suspension System, 42
Cantilever Spring on the Horstman, 111 Capac Carburetter. The Main Features of. Clearly
Indicated, 356
" Car, The Big, Remained Imperious to tho Argu
ments of the Starter," 4'57 w
Car, If it be Necessary to Leave, in tho Rain, Tip g'
Up the Seat and Keep It and the Squab
Drv. 209 f.
Car in Miniature: Youngster Who Spends Many*
a Ha/ppy Hour in Curing Imaginary Troii- ,
bles, 417 Car on. Two Wheels: A New Midget Invented by /
Mr. A. V. Roe. 147 Car Which Crashed Through a Stone Wall and
Fell 40 ft.. 364 Caravan Trailer, The Folding, invented by Mr.
H. B. Peowick, 34 Carburation, Freaks of, 127
Carburetter, The New Biwks, 440 j
Carburetter Troubles Explained, 356 ,
Oartrairino Petrol Installation, 282 Card Holder Made from a Trousers Stretcher, 433 : Castlo Bi'omwich-Birmingham Road Widening of
the, 362 Ohalk Lane, Bosom Downs, Barred by the M.O.T , 648
Charron Light Car. The: Interesting Details. 615 Chassis Details of tho Privately Built Cyclecar, 625
Chatcombe " Pitch " : A Jolly Picnic Party Taking , Advantage of tbo Brief Spell of Warm ' Weather. 663
CheltoiYha-m: Tlhe Devil's Chimney, 490 Chesterton, Miss Doris, Who Will Shortly Make
Her Debut on the Track, 646 Chief Wh'te Elk Inspecting the, AuT.tin Seven Onv
«id-R f-'he Showrooms of the Voss. Motor Car
Co., 147 Christmas Evergreens: Scene Near Covent Garden
Market, 145 Cilwyn Mawr: AIVKI on the 1 in 2.9 Gradient
and Map of the New Hill 462
Oitrccn, Th« 11.4 h.p., 382
Citroen, The 11.4 h.p. Chassis. 383 s
Citroen Cars Equipped -with Kegresso Caterpillar
Attachments to Cross the Sahara, 41 Citroen Kegrosse Attachment, Close-up View of
the, 239 Citroen Kegressa Lieht Car, One of the. to Crof-s
tho Desert, 62 Oitroen Kogresse Light Car. Showing How tho
Strain of a Bum?) is Localized when Each
"RnJ'leT is S-cnara'tely ScrTine. 62-Citroen Kegressn R-wenv^s the First Gallon of
F'le'i at t.h0 New Filling Station in King's
Road. 511
THE LIGHT CAR AND CYCLECAR
Gadgets. The More There is on the Car, the
More There is to Fall Off, 242 Gallay Headlight Screen, 71 Gallometer, The, Which Indicates Spirit used per
Mile, 83
Gamage Foot Pump, 221 Carnage Foot-warmer, 29 Garage, Hints on Building a, 500 Garage, Straightforward Method of gaining Access to, when Manoeuvring «Bpace is Limited, 486
Gauntlite, The, 420
Gearbox, Examples of General Practice, 413 Gearbox, The Modern. 312 Gearbox Trials and Tribulations, 412 Gellibrand, Miss Paula, 311 " Get-You-Home " Oil Lamp Set, The, 108 Gibbons, In the, Simplicity is the Keynote, 612 Glare Guard, Neat Form of, 724 Glastonbury The Old Abbey Cross at, 5 Glencoe, The Glen o' Weeping, 652 Glendoe Hill, 268 G.N., Across Blood River on a, 48 GtH., "Bluebottle" Making Fast Ascent at a
Hill-climb, 708 G.N. For Competition Work an Extra Set of
Sprockets is Essential, 186 G.N. on the Heights of Exmoor, 726 G.N., The 1921 Popular Model, 611 G.N. The 1923, With Air-cooled Engine, 272 G.N., " Twin " or " Four "? A Striking Contrast, 436 G.N., Two-seater Air-cooled and the All-weather
Four-cylinder Four-seater, 437 Goodyear Multi-spoke Wire Wheel, 319 Graham Dimmer Switch. The, 475 Graham Electrical Horn, 54 Graham Loud-speaker Wireless Set, 246 Great North Road, A.A. Map of the Deviations
Made Necessary by Repairs to the, 452 Great West Road. Map from " The Roadmaker," 337
Great West Road, The Path of the, has Lain Through Country of which the Above is Typical, 173 Great West Road. A Perfect Highway in the
Making, 331 Great West. Road, Progress in the Making of the, 69 Greymare Hill. The New Test Gradient in the
London-Land's End Trial, 341
Griff, Miss C, the First Qualified Lady Engineer, 591
* Dandy Three-wheeler, The Collapsible, 487 Damacle Hill, On, 638
DaitmooT, The Spinster's Rock, Drewsteignton, 514 Dartmouth, The Ferry, 284 Da Vinci's Suspension Wheel, 319 Decarbonizing, The Order in Which the Cylinder-head Holding-down Nuts are Dealt with is Most Important. The Sequence Recommended, 213 Decarbonizing Against the Clock, The Procedure
Piotonally Portrayed, 215 Decarbonizing an Air-cooled Twin, 400 Deemster, The 12 h.p., Details of, 384 Deemster, A Fine Four-seater, for Overseas Work, 421
Deemster Oabriolob, 459
Deemster Models. Fine Array of, Represents a Delivery by the Ogston Motor Co., to Theis Agents in Wallington, Surrey, 618 Deemster in Night Driving—The Wonders of Electricity, 509 Deemster Raoetr in the Making, Receiving Finishing
Touches at Acton, 702 Dekla Horn, The, 55 Dependence Driving Mirror, The, 476 Derby Light Car on Defirnster Hill, 609 Dickey Seat, A Side-door, 479 Disabled Drivers' Hill-climb at Saffron Wai den, 608
Disabled Drivers' Motor Club, Members of, and Their Friends Photographed in the Grounds of Combe Bank, Sundridge, 581 Discs, How to Test, for Correct Pressure. 316 Dog that Motors, Mrs. Britton's Spaniel 201 Dogs that Motor, 181 Don, R., at Staples Hill Bend in the Essex Club's
event, ^86 Dorking and Reigate, New and Better Roads, 593
C (continued).
Citroens, Three ol the, which Grossed the Sahara, Guarded by Natives after the Cars Arrived at Timbuctoo. 620 Cl^yrite Electric Horn, The, 54 1 Clear Hoot-er, The, 55 Glee Hill, Salop, 596 Climber, The Compleat, 396 Clock. Eight-day, by Smiths, 109 Ciovelly, Freak Hill-climbing in, 634 Clutchboi.Js, Why Not? 439 Clyno, An Inexpensive Four-seater, 420 Clyno Light Car Factory, 397 Ooa-sting with Uh© Engine Switched Off and a G'ear
Engaged', Result of, 521 Goat A Smartly Cut Double-breasted, by Gamage, 29
Cobham, Cutting the Corner at, 233 Cogart Tickler in Position on the Carburetter, 29 Oolmore Cup Trial, Scenes in. the, 402. 403 * Colmore Cup Trial: T. P. Manifold's Talbot Suffers Tyre TTouble Through, Taking a Hair-pin Bend at Too High a Speed, 402 Colymore Cup Trial: A Useful Tip for Trials Secretaries : Roads Marked with Whitewash, 402 Commutator. Method of Trimming Up a, 585 Commutator, Trimming the, 637 Compleat Climber, The. 396 Comoours d'Elndunraaoe: How The.y Do It in
France, 599
Cookham Bridge, Over, 226 Cooling System, Sidelights on the 574 Cooper Oar. Tho, 227 Corliss Cylinder, The, 236 Corliss Valve, The, 237
Corner,, Passing on a, is a Practice that Should ?be Atlsolutaly Avoided, tor the Driver Cannot See What is Ahead oi Him, 179 Corner, Right and Wrong Way of Taking a, 179 Cornoring, Cultivated. 180
Corners, Cutting: It Should be Remembered that
the Rear Wheels Cut Across the Arc De-
, scribed by the Front Ones. 228
f/orona Trailer, The, 8 Coventry-Guilsc-n Engine, The New, 494 Coventry-Premier at the Scottish Show. 272 Coventry-Simplex Engine>, Near Side of the, 583 Crouched, The Camouflaged, Disguised so that None of the Three Drivers Had Any Idea oi its Make or Fittings, 71 Crystal Wireless Set for the Light Car, 219 Cushman, L., Driving a Brescia Bugatti, Made an Attempt on the Brooklands Test Hill Record, 622 Cut-out Faults, 637
Oy-cleoar, An Amphibian. Constructed by an Army Officer, is Capable of 30 m.p.h. on th-e Road and 6 Knots in Calm Water, 204
CvclecaT, Electioneering by, 456 Cyclecar, Sketch of a Simple-type Twin Taken from Our Issue of January 7th, 1922, 2 Cyclecar, Home-built, and Chassis, 711 Cycl«car, The New Unnamed Italian, 35 Cyclecar, A Privately Built, in Its Completed
Form, 624 Cyclecar, A Propeller Driven: A Weird Wagon, 174
Cyclecar. A Rear Engined, which Gave Promising Results Ovrtr a Long Period of Testing - Results, 197
Cyclecar, An Unconventional French-built, 184 Cyclecar with Wood Wheels: Something of a
Mystery. 88
Cyclecars: A.-C, 36; Atomette, 22; Austin Seven, 46-7; A.V., 2.96; Bambina, 22; Bnniha.ni, 22; Oalcott, 457; Euston, 22; Gibbons, 612; G.N., 48; Harper, 21; L.A.D., 24;
% La-gionda, 459; L.S.D., 23; Mayr, 299;
w Morgan, 20 ,23, 390; New Hudson, 20,
| 53; Satanson, 61; Scott. Sociable, 23; T.B.,
..* 53
, Cyclecars at the Show, 52
j Cylinder, Design of. Which Would Negative Super-tuning Efforts, 583
D
Dover Road, The New. 310 Dovetale, The Isaak Walton Hotel, 119 Draughts, How They can be Prevented and a Clear View Obtained by a Flap Between the Hood and Screen, 208
Drive, That First, " It is Always a Disadvantage When You Have to Parade Your Inexperience Before Your Friends and Neighbours," 656
Driving Fatigue, 394
"... Driving Hour Alter Hour Behind a Small Red ppo't ... to Some extent Hypnotic . . . A Face Would Develop . . . Huge and Terrible," 394 Driving for Safety, 576 Driving Mirror, The Dependence, 476 Driving Mirror as an Inspection Lamp, 232 Driving Wheel, Removing a, 00 Drummond Tool, Valve Reseating Rendered a
Simple Operation by the Use. of, 415 Dual-control Pedal, for Which Patents are Held
by Mr. Tihomas. Peridiksbury, 143 Dunlop Disc Wheels Give True Centre-point Steering, 437 Dunlop Patent Bolt Detachable Wire Wheel, 319
Ealing Club's Brooklanda Meeting, 718 Economy, False, The Oar that is Left in the Garage Carefully Covered Up, Eats Money, 474 Edge, Mr. F. S., Making a Presentation at a Dinner Given at Kingston on Tuesday last to J. A. Joyoe, Who Drove the 1,500 c.c. A.-C. Over 100 Miles in the Hour, 253 Edinburgh and District Club's Machines Competing in the Scottish Six Days', 673 Ego Automatic Lubricator, The, 441 Electric Lighting Failure, Explanation of a Total, 101
Eleotric Warning Devices, 55 Electricity, The Wonders of, in Night Driving
(Deemster), G09
Electrode ,The Detachable Central, 267 EndLess Track, The, 601
" Endless-track " Mechanism, Diagrammatic Illustration, 62, 63 Engine, The A.-C., 37 Engine, The Bilbert, 131 Engine, Blackburne, 28 Engine, B.M.W., 34 Engine, The Bristol, 605 Engine, Citroen 11.4 h.p.. 382 Engine, Ooventry-Gukou, 494 Engine, 'Coventry-Simplex. 583 Engine, Harris, 131 Engine, The Ilorstman, 110 Engine, The Hotchkiss Orie-litro o.v.h. Straight
Twin, 297
Engine, M.A.G. Water-cooled, 28 Engine, Marseal, 469 Engine, Straker-Squire, 614 Er.gine, The Wrigley Unit, 25
Engine, An, Giving Perfect Balance in a Motorcycle May Prove Far from Satisfactory when Fitted to a Three wheeled Chassis, 16 Engine, The Two-cylinder, 10 Engine, When the Fires. Causes and Cures of, 98
Engine Designed by Mr. W. H. Clegg, 404 Engine Detail, Showing the Cox-Atmos Throttle
Control, 74
Engine Efficiency. Balance, 471 F^ngine of, the North-Lucas Car, 90 Engine of' the Unorthodox Scott, 218 ErieJxmgden Sports Type Three-seater, 327 Essex Motor Club's Annual Party at Lowood
L.C.C. Schools, 283 Essex Club's Event. A Rhode Driver Taking the
Watersplash, 386
Essex Club's Winter Trial. Sunshine and Rain, When All-weather Coachwork was Generally Appreciated, 369
Essex Kop Hill-climb, Knenes in, 526 Euston Cyclecar, The, 22
Evans, Mr. Jack, in his 8 h.p. Gwynne, 483 Everlasting Foot-warmer. The, by Gamage, 29 Exhaust Note. Alterations Easily Effected by the
Owner-driver, 366 Exeter Run. The Atmosphere Well Reproduced
in this Photograph, 151
Extra-air Valve, How to Make a Simple, 370 Extra-air Valve for Rover Eight, Details of the, 428
Fashions and Favourites at the Track, Easter
Monday, 539
Feeler Gauge for Plugs, 266 Fenwick Mr. H. B. Carafan, Trailer, Invented by, 34
Fiat Light Car, 311
Fiat Light Car with Special Brougham Body, 172 Filter, Keep the, Spotlessly Clean, 126 Flood. A Typical Watersplash with a Driver of a
Swift on the Wrong Side, 223 Floods, More Haste., etc., 426 F.M.C. Warning Device, The. 54 Fog Risks, Avoiding 44 Foot Muff for Lady Passengers, 379 Foot-warmer, A Home-made. 3 41 Foot-warmer and Rug, A Combined, for the Rear
Passenger, 138 Fork Road near Newlands Corner. A Puzzle for
Drivers. 115
Frazer Nash G.N., also Engine, and Dash. 245 Freak Hill-climbing Extraordinary in Clovelly, 634
Friction is an Enemy to Efficiency. 17 Front-wheel Tyre Wear. Writer's Explanation of
the Cause of Wobble. 81
Frost Plug, The, Acts as a Safety Valve to the Cylinder Block, 76
asi
on
Gudgeon Pin Fixing, Three Types of, 400 G.W.K., " J " Model, with Engine and Fricti
transmission at the Rear, 46 Gwynne Eight, Car and Chassis, 182 Gwynne Eight, Power Unit o-f the, 273
H
Haardt-Tubreuil. Expedition, Members of the, 512 Haddon Hall, Dorothy Vernon's Bridge, 464 Hands, The Ideal Doctor's Light car, 105 Hands Light Car, Useful Method of Carrying Tools
on the, 461 Harper, Neat Box Carrier Fitted to the Rear of
the, 52 Harper Monocar, An Over-developed, as Conceived
by Mr. 8. Way, 86 Harper Parcelcar, The, 64
Harper Runabout, Forty-two Miles in the Hour on a, Mixing Oil and Pe4.ro! for the Record-breaking Attempt. 21
Harper Runabout, Probably the Narrowest Runabout on the Road, 4 87 Harper Runabout on the Road, 18 Harper Runabout Monocar. Principal Features
in Detail, 21
Harris Engine, Part Section of the, 131 Hn.st.ines Road Improvement at. 701 Hatfield,' The Red Lion Hotel, 480 Havant, Breaking up a Submarine, 285 Hawkes, W. D. The Champion of the Three-wheeler on his Morgan 35
Hawkes, W. D., at the Wheel of his Racing Morgan at the Start of an Event at Brooklands, 1
Hawkestone Park, 61 Hawkins, G. L., on Darnacle Hill, 638 Headlamps, Three Methods of Increasing the
Effectiveness of. 44 Henbury Court Entrance to, Douglas Light Car
at, 699
Henley-on-Arden was Turned into a Gigantic Temporary Garage on the Occasion of the North Warwick Hunt's Point-to-point Races, 621 Herbert Pendulum Hardness Tester in Use, 605 Hill-crest, A, Should be Regarded as a Blind Corner. Never Pass in Such Circumstances, 178
Hoardings on the Bath Road. 87 "Holdfast Scotch, The, A Useful Accessory, 83 Hood, Calso Pelf-raisins? 545 Hood, Recovering a Iigh^ Car, 522 Hook and Leatherhead, Eliminating the S Bend, 448
Hooter, The, Should not. he Spared on Cross-Country Runs. 133
Horn, Electric, Fitted to the Running Board, 112 TTorns, oneratinR Handle.? for. ?^0 Horse Block in Waterloo Place, 60 Horstman, Capt. Trubie Moore's. Shown at the
Start of the Scarborough Trials, 31 Horstman. Rear-side Screens Erected Across the Body Form Protectior for the Rear-seat Passengers, 111 Horstman Power Unit, Cleanness of Design in, 110
Hotchkiss Engine, Indicating diagram Showing the Power Curve of the New o.h.v. Horn-zontal'v Opposed, 297 Howard Flexible Spring Mounting, 642
THE LIGHT CAR AND CYCLECAR
H (continued).
Hub Ca
Jap, If One Has Run Dry, the (Remaining Three will Require Attention Without
l>oubt. fc>lV
Humber, Gear-driven Generator on the, 273 Humber, Self-contained Seating on the, 327 Humber, Side Panelling used on the, 260
Humber Light Car, The New 8 h.p. Tested, 12 Humberette. Two Views of the Modernized, 73 Humorous-:—As Jthers See. Us, 704; Brighter Competitions, 160; Eloping by Doping, 120; To Ermyntrude—a Bumper, 231; Help in Need, 94; In the Midland Economy Trial, 425; Point Duty, 124; Taking the Corner—All Out! 700
Ignition. Effects of, on Petrol Economy, Graphic
Arguments, 654
Ilsham Road, The, in Course of Construction, 285 Infinitely Variable Gear, An Ingenious, 417 Inn on the Bath-Frome Road, A Good Example of 15th Oenfcury Architecture, 85 Intake Manifold Showing the Attachment of the
S.U. Carburetter, 183 Inverfarigaig Hill, 269 Italian Cyclecar, 35
Italian, Grand. Prir, Sidelights on. the, 677 Ivy bridge, Devon, Fardle, Near, 628
Jack Handle, The Stem of the, is Graded, and Used in the Manner Shown Acte as a Petrol Gauge*, 106
Jack and Wheel Brace, Easily Made Modification of, Which Greatly Expedites Wheel Changing on the Road, 467
Japan, Now Three-wheeler in, 93
Jarrott, Lieut.-Ool. Charles, 34
Jowett, Direct-driven Coil Unit on the, 273
Jowett, Remains of, After Garage Fire, 537
Jowett, Testing the Four-seater, 55A
Jowett Light Oar in Front of the Prince of Wales's Entrance to Manningham Park, Bradford, 114
Jowett Light Car Towing Home an Aeroplane, 337
Jowett Party Making the Most of Winter Conditions, 391
Joyce, J. A., Driving the A.-C, 33
Junior Car Club: Dinner at the Hotel Cecil, 123; General Efficiency Trial. Scenes in, March 17th, 495, 496, 497, 498; Meeting, Start of the "Sealed" Handicap, 651; Opening Rally, Scene at the Bu/rford Bridge Hotel, 446; Organizing the First Race in 1923 at Brooklands, 489; South-Western Centre Run at the Royal Hnte Hotel, Hindhead, 691; Spring Meeting, Lightning Sketches of Men, Women, and Machines at, 649; Trial, Light ning Sketches of Pea-sons and Incidents by Our Special Artist, 499
K
ReeWe Variable Gear, The, 401
KendTiclc Inspection Lamp, The, 531
Kcnmore Hill, 269
Kerbside Petrol Installation which Proved Fireproof, 2
Khan, Princess, Entering Her Albert Car, 365
Kirk Wynd,, A. W. Brittain's B.S.A. on, 705
Klaxon Horn, The, 55
.Kop Hill, the Scene of High Speeds, where the Essex Club Held Its Annual Climlb, 513
K.R.C., The Latest Model, 118
Lace, Three Tvpes of Used on Coupes and Saloons, 358 "
L.A.D. Cyclecar, which Has Belt Drive, 23 Lagonda, New Three-way Tap Fitted to, 510 Lagonda Coupe", The, 459 Lagonda Light Car: Weatherproofing to a Degree, 78
Laith Road Hill, 268
Lamp, A, Constructed Entirely of Rubber, b42 Lamp ,A Foot-operated, 168 Lamp ,If a Rear Oil, Blows Out, a Metal Shield
Should be Fitted as Shown, 100 Lamp for Reading Signposts or Picking Out the
Kerb in Foggy Weather, 112
Lamips, Air Ports are Usually Adjustable on, 100 Lamps, Emergency Set of Oil, 475 Lamps, Showing the Wiring of Electric, 100 Lea-Francis, Rear Spring Anchorage of the. 273 Leaf Spring Lubricator, A Home-made. 288 Leather J^ane, London. 333 . Lee Lock, The, as a Facia Board Fitting. 330 Leicester, Illuminated Danger Sign at, 646 Leicester Motor Week, Some of th<j Light Cars
which Took Part in i,he Motor Parade, 511 Lewes Light Car, The 10 h.p., 640 "Light" Car. A, Built Up from Meccano Paits
by a Mechanic at the North Wales Motor
Exchange, 60
Light Car, Camping with a. 630 Light Car, A New, and the Christmas Holiday
Form an Ideal Combination for the Jj«uly
Who Drives, 117 Liiglht Oar, Propeller Driven, 163 Light Car, Radio Equipped, 573 Light Car: Three Interesting Types: Single-sea'rr
Racer. Speed Model Wolseley. the Sporting Rhod'e, 458
Light Car. Three Necessities on the Really Comfortable: Door Pocket and C,ubby Ho1*?, 138
Light Car Engine: Facts Seldom Realized, 544 Light Cars in Easter Events, 550
Light Cars.—Albert', 674; A.B.C., 311; A-C 2, 33- Alvis, 315; Amilcar 27 104-Angus-Sanderson, 105; Ariel Nine, 666; Ash ton-Evans, 393; Austia Seven 102 , 561 ; Bayliss-Tbomas, 460. 523; 'Brook-" lands, 347; B.S.A. 106, 483; BugaUi, 663; Calthorpe, 173, 175, 271, 322; UhaiTon, 615; Citroen, 382; CitroenrKe-gresse, 511; Cooper. 227; Crouch, 71; Deemster, 384, 421; Fiat, 172; Frazeir-Nash G.N., 244; G.N., 272, 437 726-Gwynne Eight, 182; Hands, 105; Harper, 18; Horstman, 31; Humber, 12; Humber-etfco, 73; Jowett, 114, 391, 555; K.R.C. 118; Lagonda, 78; Lewis 640; Marl-borough, 668; Marseal, 251; Matchless, 162; New Garden, 612; Palladium, 323; Peugeot Baby Quad, 157; Ranger, 672; Renault. 247; Rhode, 6, 188 710- Rob Roy, 321; Singer Ten, 210; Standard, 632; Stoneleigh Utility, 262; Strakor-Squire, 14; Straker-Squire Ten 613-.Surrey. 5«4; Swift, 276, 684; Talbot, 265; T'amplin. 72; Triumph 570" Waver-lp.y, 583; Westoar, 410; Wolseley, 344 Light Car-icatures: Major Frank H. Bale' 510 Light Cai i-eatures: M. Berioist. 646 Light Car-icatures: Capt. J V. Garden, 700 Light Car-icatures: Jean Chassagne, 282 Light Oar-ioatur.es.: A. V. Ebblewhite, 336 Light Car-icatures: Chve Gallop, 310 Light Car-icatures: Kenelm Lee Guiness, 226 Light Caricatures: W. D. Hawkes, 392 Ligflxt Oar-katures: Ool. Lindsay Lloyd, 674 Light Caricatures: Prof. Low "482 Light Caricatures: G. W. Lucas, 173 light Car-Matures.: Raymond Mays, 590 Light Car-icatures: A. G. Frazor Nash 447 Light Car-icatures: W. H. Oates, 536 ' Light Car-ieatur^s: Sir Julian Orde, 364 Light Car-icatures: H. D. Segrave, 252 Light Car-icatures: The Hon. Sir A. Stanley,
G.B.E., C.B.. 420
Light Car-icatures: E. B Ware, 562 Light Car-icatures: S. I. Wood, 620 Light Car-icatures: Count L. Zborowski 200 Lights, Tf, Fail, 100 Limbros Carburetter, The 330 Liqall Filler, The, 56 Loch Long in the Western Highlands. Marseal
Car on, 251 London-Exeter, The Eighth, Scenes in the 164 165, 166, 167
London-E<eter, Incidents in the, 176 London-Exeter: Interest Unabated 187 London-Exeter Trial: This Year's Route. 130 London-Exeter: Unusually Severe Conditions on
the Return Journey. 212
London-Gloucester: H. F. S. Morgan and D. W. Rhodes, E. J. Anderson and S Watson in the, 129 London-Land's End Trial, The Great, Scenes in
the, 548. 549. 550. 551, 552 London-Land's End: Map of Route. 518 London-Hoiyhead Event: Rover Making Li<rht of
Bwlch-y-Groes. 661
London-Land's End Trial Results: Righting F W. Damp's Morgan wihich Overturned on Por-lork, 5S0
London-.Land's End Trial, Two Outstanding Incidents in the: T.B. and Mor^ari Overturned on Porlock. 535 London-Salisbury Ro«>d : S Bend that Should be
Straightened, 205 Longman Cup Trial: Allen Hill Negotiates the
Water-sp'ash nrar Shore 434 Lot on Power Tnle»Ti?)ri»r, 221 Louvain, The University at 7 L.S.D.. The, Deigned for Hard Work, 23 Lubricato", Details of the Automatic. 398 Lubrication PvftMti The Workings of the, 422 Lucas Electrical Equipment, The New: Horn,
Headlamps, and Sfde Lights, 140 Luggage Carrier by Mui:n and Underwood. 56 Lugirago Carrying Without Damage to Paintwork, 652 Lymingt.on, The Old " LnoV Out," Buckler's Hard
Ben.nlieu RI'VPT, 398 Lynton Elbow Valve. 319 Lynton Pressed Steel Disc Wheel, The, 319
M
Macdoniadd, G. R., an. One of the New Model Swifts, Breasting the Summit of Arie-hamisih Hills, 574
Macdonald, Ian, Climbing the Long Hill of Laffrey in the Tour de France, 690
MoTCenzie Light Oar, 272
M.A.G. Water-cooled Four Engine, The, 28
Magneto, Anchoring the, 596
Magneto, The, is a Hard-worked Instrument, but it Seldom Goes on Strike, 544
Magneto, Wiring System of the Four-cylinder, explained, 328
Magneto Control Rod, The drag on the, Presses Against One Side of its Bearing, Thereby Eliminating Rattle, 628
Magneto Reduced to Components, 328
Magnovax Loud Speakers Conspicuously Mounted, 633
Manchester Club, The Opening Run, 453
Manoeuvring in Grass-bordered Road, Always Keep the Back Wheels on the Hard Road, 4
Manoeuvring Without Mishap, 228-9
Mamville Trophy, The Rover Team Put Up Excellent Performances on the Test Hill, 468
Marlborough Light Car, The Redesigned, 668
Marlborough Washing Set, The, 531
Marseal, New Suspension on the 379 Marsea.1 Engine, The New, 469
Marseal Light Car in. the- Western Highlands, 25-1 Martin, Mr. Frederick, M.P. for East Aberdeen-shire. 457
Mascot, A Living, on His Master's Oar, 697 Matchless, The Experimental, Snapped at Staines
on Boxing Night, 161 Maury, M. Mones, Engaged to Mias Paula Gelli-
br&nd, 311
Mayr Cyclecar, The, 299
Maya's Raymond Making Fastest Time on Kop, 661 Meals Can Sometimes be Obtained at a Cafe More
Quickly than at Hotels, 467 Melrose Abbey, 96 Memphis Road, On the, 377 Michelin Disc, Showing Hub and Axle, 319 Microphone, How the, is Fit.te.di to Enable the
Driver to Speak when Driving, 68 Mi'dsuS Jack, The, 476 Middleham Castle, Yorkshire, Rover Light Car at, 309 MMaiesex County Trial, A Few of the Cars Parked
in the Grounds of Letch worth Hall Hotel, 719 Midland Oar Club's Economy Trial, J Cocker in
the Stopping and Restarting Test, 435 Midland. Ca.r Club's. Economy Trial, Competitors in
the. Applying for Numbers and Route Cards, 433 Midland Car Club's Trial, Breasting the Summit of
Beacon Hill, 419 Midland Oar Trial, Two Bayliss/Phomasses Held Up
in a Narrow I>a>ne, 435 Milegal Meter, The, 168 Milegal Petrol Measurer, The, 626 Miracle Oil, Untouched Photograph of Tyre when
New, at 3,000 Miles and 7,000 Miles, 88 Mirror, A Side, "Eyes in the back of your head," 112 Moir, A. E., on the Crouch on which He Won the
Private Competitors' Handicap, 540 MonooaT, Ample Luggage Accommodation on the
Four-wheeled, 203
Monocar, Mr. A. V. Roe's Little Two-wheeled, 203 Monocar, Carrying an Occasional Passenger on the
B.aok of a, 202
Mnnooar, The Three-wheeled, 279 Morgan, A, in its Happiest Sphere—Competition
Work, 19 Morgan. Emergency Child's Seat which can be
Fitted to, 53
Morgan, Front Wheel Brakes on, 519 Morgan, F. W. Dames's, which Overturned on the
Second Bend on Porlock, 580 Morgan. H. F. S., One of the Most Familiar and
Successful Members of the London- Gloucester Competitions, 128 Morgan, A Wireless, 633 Morgan Cyolecar, The, 390 Morgan Cycleoar, One of the Latest, 23 Morgan Hand Brake Conversion Set with Ratchet
Device, 27
Morgan Racer, A, 52 Motor Chair, A New, Invented by a New York
Motorist Who was Permanently Disabled in
the War. 392
Motor Coats, Serviceable, 378
" Motor Cycling," Oov«r of the Show Number, 34 Motoring Trunk, The Latest Type of Three-oa&e, 724 Motorist. No, Nowadays Uses a Two-gallon Petrol
Tin on Tour. It is Better to Drive on Until
a Garage with a Filling Pump is Reached, 467 Multi-wheel Suspension, 600
N
National Anti-dazzle Device, The, 614
New Carden, A Feature of which is the Combined
Two-stTOke Emgine and Gearbox, 612 Newcastle and District Travens Trophy Trial. A
Riley Easily Mounting the Worst Section of
Middlehope Hill, 648 New Garden., How Additional Accommodation: is
Provided on the, 326 New Hudson Cyclecar, The 1923,- 53 New Hudson Cyclecars, One of the New, 20 New Hudson Three-wheeler, The New, Accessibility
a Marked Feature, 80 Newlands Corner, Explanatory Sketch to Illustrate
a« Interesting Point Raised by Mr. Lionel
Rapson, 115 New Year Meet, Snapped at a, Nowadays, the Car
is Almost an Essential to the Hunt, 173 Noglair Spectacles in Use, 40 Norris, N., on Morgan-Anzani at Chatoombe Park,
Features of Interest: Steering Wheel, the
Driver's View, the Position of the Passenger, 562 Norris, N.. Winner of the Junior Short Handicap
at Brooklands, 660 North British Rubber Oo.'s WoTks at Edinburgh, 295
North-Eastern Centre Trial, W. G. Bennett Starting in the Timed Hill-climb at Killhope
Hill, 659 North-West London Club's Climb on Darnacle Hill, 639 NorthrWesit London. Club's. Opening Rally, Scene
at the " Old Gate House," Highgate, 445 North Road Under Construction, 185 North-Lucas, Showing How it Started from Behind, 95
North-Lucas Car, The, 90 North-Lucas Radial Light Car, Body and Chassis
Obsnrvable, as are the Engine Mounting and
Suspension Arrangements, 91 North-Lucas Suspension, The, 194 Norwich. Old Buildings in, 350 Norwood, W. T. N , Climbing Lynton Hill, 552
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Oat as, W. H., Leaving Crawford Bridge in the Early Hours en route for Holyhead, 662
Official, Th«, Fastened a Sticker on the Wind-soreen, 564
Oil, Neat and Safe Way of Stowing the Spare Can of, 238
Oil, Pttddl« of, One of the Tyre's Woret Enemies, 338
Oilcan, A Foroed-feed, 670
Oilcan Carrier, A Useful, 514
Oilcan and Grease Gun Should be Accessories Found in the Repair Shop Only, 438
Oil Filter, A (Long, on the Wolseley Speed Model, 34fe
Oil Lamps, Emergency Set of, 475
Oil-pressure Gauge, 475
Oil Pump, The, is the Heart of the Engine, 501
Oil Tins, New Sphere for, 96
O.K. Stand at the Show, 170
" One-man " All-weather Equipment, 590
Oversize,. 558 •"
Owner-drivenr,. Pleasing the, 93
Oxshott, Scene in the Colonial Section of the Efficiency Trial, March 17th, 495
Palladium, The Speed Model, 323
Paris-Nice Trial, Scenes in the, 387
Passenger, the Problem of the—Why Should it not be as Conventional to Carry an Occasional Passenger on the Back of a Monocar as it is on the Carrier of a Motorcycle? 202
Pedestrian, It is. Usually Much Safer to Ease Up and Pass a, on the Near Side than to Sound Horn when within, a Few Yards, 132
Pendtebury Peddle, The, 566
Perrier Map Case, The, 670
Peto and RadfoTd Accumulator, 531
Petrol Can, Bight and Wrong Way of Holding, 520
Petrol Engine, The Valve Operation ol the, 236
Petrol Consumption Tests, Illustrating Why they Should Not be Carried Out with Small Quantities of Petrol, the Camber of the Road Causes Inaccuracies, 230
Petrol Ponrer, New Type, by the Fluid Pressure Pumps, Ltd., 441
Petrol Union, Clearing a Choked, 543
Peugeot Quad, The, is Not Amphibious, but it Can Negotiate Water-splashes, 157
Peugeot Quad Passing Through Gateway of Average Width, 487
Pevensey, 464
Payensey Marshes, The Level Road Across, 285
Phibbs Recording Instrument, 640
Phonic Ohrontctmieter, Diagrammatic Representation of the, 656
Piccadilly Circus, The Heart of Theatreland, 136
Pink, Miss, Crossing the Line a Winner in the Ladies' Race at Brooklands, 647
Pinking? What Causes, 38
Pipe, A Novel, Specially Designed for Motorists. 340
Piston, Untouched Photograph of a, After its Removal from the Cylinder oi an Engine which has Covered a Distance, ol 3,400Miles, 115
Platform-operated Signal Ar,m, The, 195
Plug, A Racing, in. Section, 266
Plug Tester, A Vest-pocket, 558
Plugs, Two and Single-point Types, 264
Plugs and Valves, The most Satisfactory Way of Carrying, 238
Police Activity, Snapshot Taken in Fitzjohn's
* Avenue, Hampsbead, 281
f Poppet Valve, A New Non-leak, 291 * Potato, Half a, Rubbed Over the Screen, Fair Visibility is thus Ensured Even During a Downpour of Rain, 364
Power Unit, The, in Sections, 547
Power-weight Ratio, 450
Pressure Gauge for either Oil or Petrol, 476
Prevention is Better than Cure, 516-7
Priming Can.. Dual Purpose, 330-
Private Owner's Private Programme, The, 375
Protect-her Hand-brake, The, 641
Public Schools Meeting, After the, at Brooklands an Impromptu Race was Organized, Mr. Easton, the Winner, 591 Pulse Reader, The Compleat, 501
Quarter Day—SAip O'Ut the Old, Slip In, the New, 610
R
Rabbits Cotrnveniemt Way of Carrying the Day's
Sport, -310
Rack lor Parcels, by Du nil ill's, 1Q'9 Radiator Cosy, A Neat, by Coventry Equipment
Co., Ltd., 10®
Radiator Warming Lamp, Automatic, 108 Radiators, Method of Making, 348 Radio-equipped Light Oar, A, 573 Randall, Mr C. J., at the Wheel of his Talbot, 646 Ranger Light Car, Two View® of Mr. Victor
Carrie's, 672
Rapson, Amti-dazzle- Tilting Lamp, The, 256 Raven, Winter Top Fitted to G.N., 75 Rear Lamp, A Rubber, 642, Renault, The 8.3 h.p., 104
ReiiauLt The 8. h.p., and Details ol, 247, 248 Resit-andr-be-Thankful Hill, 268 Revolution, Counter which Shows the RfP.M. in
Any Gear for Any Road Speed, 502
Um Indicator Graduated to Show Both Engine Retvolutions and Road Speed on Top Gear, 502
Rhode, The All-weather, 710
Rtoode, The 9.5 h.p., in Its Latest Form, 89
Rhode, The Sporting, on Test, 188
Rhode, Unit Construction/ of the, 188
Rhode Light Oar, Storting at 2 a.m. from Bir-minKham to Liege, 6
Rhode Light Oar, Unloading, by the Use of a Platform, 7
Rbode " [Pointers," 189
Riloy, Interesting Model of, BuiLt for the Son, of Mr. Buit, of Southampton., 314
Riley, The Four-seater 459
Rdley Built to the Order ol a One-armed Owner-doveir, 368
Riley Sports Model, Interesting Features' in the, 567
Riviera, Beauty Spots on the, 373
Road, A Remarkable New, Near Bristol, 623
Road Manners- and Safety, 300
Road Signals, The Importance of, 414
Road Sweepers, The, A Rural Cameo from Northumberland, 591
Rfobri Spa,re Plug Holder, The, 531
Rob Roy Light Oar, The, Details of, 32,1
R.O. Coupe Fitment, The, 139
Roiltog on Corners is Often Due to No Other Cause than an Under-inflated Cover which Tend® to Leave the Rim as Shown:, 338
Rosiedale Abbey Ohimney, A Clean " Sweep " of the, A. G. F. Nash Approaching the Summit, 645
Rover, Detachable Cylinder Head of the Air-cooled, 274
Rover at the Scottish Sh,ow, 274
Rover Eight, 263
Rover Eight, The, Oaai Now be Obtained with a Neat Dickey Seat, 253
Rover Eight, Back Seating Arrangement of the, Ideal lor the Children, 2
Rover Eight, Spring Touring in Scotland With a,
Rover, The- 8 h.p., is, Not Daunted by Rough Going, 263
Rover 8 h.p. Utility Model, 460
Rover Light Car with Middleham Castle in Background, 309
Raver Light Car, To Cape* Wrath on a, 154, 165
Riovers, Da«hboa-rd of the Competing, in the Man-vilte Trophy, 468
Rover, Utility, 460
Rover, Utility, On the, the Top Board of the Rear Compartment OWL Be Detached to Provide Space tor Bulky Parcels-, 461
Rubber, Raw, 2-94
Rug, Imitation. Leather, 10&
Run, All- in the Day's, A Suicidal Duck Removed the Number Plate on- the Axle: A Village Painter Daubed Substitutes on the Radiator, Enabling the Car to Reach a Garage: The Incident Occurred in Covering 1,000 Miles, in, 50 Hours, 567
Running B,oa,rd Stepmat, A, Pays- for Itself Many Times Over, 209
Running Costs, Twelve Months' Load, 473
Runmym-ede on- a Winter's Day, A Peugeot Quad-Tilette in Foreground, 171
Russell-Sharp, Mr. J., at the Wheel of His Riley, 590
St. Bern-net's Abbey, Norfolk, 350
Safety First, Stationary Oar in Narrow Road, 533
Saffron Walden, G. A. Pope and the Lower Slopes of the Hil, 610
Sahara, By Light Car Across the, 39
Sahara Conquered, The: The Citrben-Kegresse Expedition Arrived at Thnbuctoo, 216
Sahara, The Conquerors of the, Snapped During the Final Stages- oi their Adventurous 2.000 Mile*. 2,25
Sahara Sand, Against, 231
Sandf->rd Cyck:«ir The French, 447
Salisbury, widening of Main Road Across the Plain to Devizes, 3
.Salmswi de Luxe, Luxurious Dickey Seat on the, 336
Oin, Neat Hand Throttle o-n the, 2,74 on Two-seater De Luxe, 61
Satone del Automobile, Milan, which Combines a Motor Exhibition Hall with a Racing Track, 25<2
Sankey All-steel Artillery Wheel 319
Scarborough and District Hill-climb at Foxhole*: E. Wilkinson on Hi* Morgan, 553
Scarborough and District Rally, Cars at the Mall-yan Hotel, Goathland, 701
Scotland, Spring Touring in, with, a Rover Eight, 449
Scott, A Step Up from the Sidecar, 217
Scott Sociable Oyclecar, The, 23
Scottish, Six Days, Scene on. Amulree Hairpin, 257
Scottish Six Days, Scenes in. the, 712, 713, 714, 715, 716
Scottish Test Hills, 268
Scottish Western Club's Two-day Highland Trial: P. S. Sanderson Oomes to Grief on His Deemster Through Taking the Bend- Too Fast, 543
Screen, Single-panel, for the Comfort of the Rear Passenger, 13-8
Scneen Wiper, Am Effective, 112
Screen Wipers., One of the Simple and Yet Efficacious, 475
?Scuttle Ventilation, 139
Second-hand Car, Practical Hints on Buying a, 4/7 7a
Se-mi-elliptic Spring, Satisfactory Temporary Repair to, 560
Semechal, The 8 h.p. Ruby Engine of, and Dickey Seat, 72i2
Seniechai to the Candours d'Enduranoe, 536 " Sens-ing1 the Way, Danger Ahead: Watch the Telegraph Poles, Requiring Careful Negotiation, When Approaching Gross-roads, 254, 255 Service Oo.'e Showrooms in High Holborn 448
Sihiocik AJbsowber, An. Easily Fitted, on Rover 8, S3
Shobtetry, The Village of, near Stratford-on-Avon, 10 h.p. Ailvis) Figures in the Foreground, 116
Sfhowircom Arrangement, A Clever, Featuring a Rover Ooupe and a Realistic Snow Scene, 2i27
Sidie Screen, Every, Should be Equipped with a Haind Flap to Facilitate Signalling, 393
Signal Aim, The Platform-operated, 195
" Siginalitojg " Piamol in the New Side Screen, 365
Signals, The Importain.ce of Correct, 414
Simms Hill, 524
Simims Hill', A Good Idea of the Gradient, 2,90
Simms Hiili, How bo Get to, 290
Simms Hill, Excellent Impression of the l-in-3 Gradient, 258
Simma Hill, It Would Be Madness, to Climb Without Fitting Parsons' Chains, 234
Sitnins- Hill, Scene on,, During the Climb Orgaiv ized by this Journal, 335
Simms, Hill, The Steepest in England Scene on, 234, 2,36
Simme Hill, On the Worst Stretch, 351
Simms. Hill-climb, How They Stormed the Heights. 3S2, 353, 354, 355
Simma HSill-olimb, Showing the Excellent Attendance: A Corner of the Field Where the Cars were Parked, 341
Singer, Adjustable Seat Act* a.s Roomy Locker, 274
Singer, Flexible Side Panels on Them, 261
Singer, 1920, 607
Singer Ten, Across Country on the New, 210
Singers, Combined Gearbox amd Back Axle ol the Earlier ModeLs, 606
"Six DaysT' Officials, Cheery, 681
Slate Fences, in North Wales,, 65
Sleeve-valve Two^troke, A: Relative Positions of i&he. Pistons-, 79
Smith Carburetter, Example of the Two-jet Instrument on the, 356
Smoo's; Cave, Fine View of, 157
SoWe-ring, The Operation of " Tinning " the Bit is of First Importance, 192
Soldering Iron, The Most Oouvendent Method of Holding, 193
?Soletx, A Trouble which was Eventually Traced as. Shown, to the Petrol Supply, 126
Southend Road, On the New, 89
iSpamners, Pocket Nest of, 109
Spare Wheel, Mounting of the: Rhode, Adamson Twin-oar, Alvis, 408
Sparking Plug ami Explosion Whistle, Comb-ined, 220
Sp-eieds, Ohaxt Sh<owing How They Have Increased ?,
Spikin®, on a Sa-lmson, Streaking Up Peaslake Hill, in the Longman Cup Trial, 435
Spot Light, The Use of the, 44
Spot Light for Enabling Signposts- to be Read at Night, 466
Spring, The Call of: My Lady Off for a Spin in Her B.S.A., 483
Spring Seat Cushions, An Object-le-s-son in 139
Springing, Different Types, of, 594
Springing, The Effect of Wheel Design on, 694
Springing, Wheel Design amd, 600
Sprint Race at Brooklamds, Start of the, When Olil-simoke Caused Confusion, 661
Squeaks and Noises-, Tracing, 190
Stadium Electric Spot Light, The, 476
Stage Celebrities and Their Cars, 137
Standard, 664
Standard light Car, The 11 h.p.. Details of, 632
Standard, The 11 h.p. on Test, 6-64
Sta-ndard Motor Oo.'s Works, Canley, Bird'sKjye View of, 676
Starting Handle, Leather Finger for, 209
Sta,rtiirig-up Under Difficulties, The Crucial Moment, 682
Steam Turbine, The Principle of the, 237
Steering, The Problem of, 678, 679
Steering Column., Suggestion for an Adjustable,
Steering Connections: A Shield as Shown would be an Invaluable Protection, 313
Stepmat Made by the Coventry Equipment Co 108
Stfaker-Squire Light Oar on the Road, 15
Straker-Squire Overhead-valve Power limit Showing the Accessible Oil Filler, Solex' Carburetter and M.L. Magneto, 15
Strafcer-Squire Ten, Petrol Gauge Under the Dashboard, 613
Strut tord-on-Avon-, Near, 68'2
Stonehenge and the Modern Light Car, 287
Stone-Leigh Attacking Rosedale Abbey Bank • Church Service Held on the Hill in Connection with the Event, 660
Sboneleigh Three-seater, Abroad on a, 564
Stoneteigh Three-seater, Abroad with a, 602
Stoneleigh Utility Model, Showing the Ample Ground Clearance. 262
Sugar Loaf Pass, At the Summit of (Eight Months.' Leave on a Light Car), 152
Sump, Filling the, with the Aid of a Special Funnel, 107
Sure Start Combined Duplex Gas Primer a-nd Extra-air Valve Pump, 168
Surrey Light Oar, For Rain or Sunshine, 504 505
Suspension System, The Cantilever Rear Spring Mounted on its Side, 42
Sutton Bank, Bramham and Tal'bot Stripped Ready for Action, 647
THE LIGHT CAR AND CYCLECAR
S (continued).
Swift, Tie 10 h.p., 684 BwdJt, The Stogie Shell, 275 Swift Family Body, The, 327
Talbot, The, With All-weather Equipment Stowed, 265
Talbot The 10-23 h.p., and Detail* of, 264, 265 Talbot, 1,200 Miles' Trip from Boulogne to Rome
in a, 253 Talbot Engine, The 1913 12 h.p., and the 1923, 525 Talbot Outside the Bailie Jarvie Hotel at Aber-
foyle in the Trossachs, 586 Tal-y-llyn Late, Party of Tourists Near, in the
Heart of the Welsh Mountains, 122 Tamplin, Chassis of. 72 Tamplin, The Ultra-lightweight, 458 Tamplin Cyclecar, 72 Tapley Chart Filled in With Data Obtained From
a. 1,500 c.o. Two-seater Sports Model, 524 Tapps Patent Pourer, The. 108 Targa Florio, Small Cars Outpaced in the, 619 Tassels, Although Really Luxuries, Add a Finishing1 Touch to the Appearance, 358 T.B., Car-type Brake Lever on the, 52 T.B. Cyolecar, Ploughing Its Way Through Snow
Nearly Axle-deep, 19 T.B., The Sporting, 53
T.B-., Three Wheels and Three Passengers, 146 Telejauge Petrol Gauge, The, 476 Telegraph Polos Usually Give Information of a
Main Road, 466 Terry Spring Clip, The, 238 Test and Trials to Improve the Breed, 703 Teats, The Wide Diversity in the Nature of Our,
is Revealed by These Two Photos Taken
Near the Spittal of Glenshee, and the Tower
Bridge, Respectively. 579 Theatres and Music Halls, Key to, and Where
Cars May Be Left, 134, 147 Thermometer, The, 501 "... Through an Erroneous Measurement I
Had Purchased at Least 6 ins. More Than
I Required," 689 Three-wheelers on the Road, 18 Time Saving on Tour, 467 Tool*, The Use and Abuse of Motor. 304 Torch, Self-generating Electric, 108 Torque-tube or Hotcukiss Drive?—The Systems
Compared, 594
Tour de France, The Benjamin Team, 669 Totring, A Case with Light Refreshment Saves
Considerable Delay when Passing Through
Villages with No Adequate Catering Arrangements, 688
Track, Claims of the Narrow, 486, 487 Traffic Chaos, Appalling, 431 Traffic Problem, A Rather Unexpected Sequel to
the, 337 Trailer, The Corona, 8
Tram Tracks, Negotiating, 380 Tranco Electrical Equipment, The. 557 Transmission Systems for the Cyolecar, 708 Transport Ancient and Modern at Clovelly, 627 Transport Problem, How a New Zealand Correspondent Solved a, for His Dinghy, 418 Trams-Sahara Expedition, Pitching Camp in An-
tioipation of a Well-earned Rest, 239 " Travelling Detector," The, 190 Trial, Another 5,000-Mile, 10 h.p. B.S.A. Leaving
the Daimler Works in Charge of an Official
of the R.A.C., 592 Tri-car, A light Delivery, 20
Tricar, Throe-wheeled, with Angle-steel Chassis, 20
Triumph Light Car, The 10 h.p. Engine, Chassis, and Radiator Badge, 570
Tuning for Maximum Efficiency 17
Turbine, The Principle of the, 237
Turn, Whenever Possible Should be Made on a Dry Stretch of Road Rather Than on a Wet One, 178
Twin-cylinder Unit, Starting Up of the Modern, 313
Types, Contrast in, Fiat and A.B.C., 311
Tyraloo Tyre Valve, The, 558
Tyre, Never Neglect a Gash, 338
Tyre Making, 295
Tyres, Underflated, Give Way in the Walls, 339

U-bolt, The, Succumbs to Rust, 439
Undignified, but Useful, 516
Uriconium, The Ancient Roman City, 308

Venue Worth Visiting, A. The White Horse Hotel, Eaton Socon, 232
Victory Cup Trial, True Examples of Economy Cars in the, 503
Victory Cup Trial, A Snap in the, H.B. Denley Ascending Noah's Ark Hill, 481
Viking Oil Pressure Gauge, The, 441
Vivian, Miss Mona, at the Wheel of Her Deemster, 447
Voisin, Neat Engine Feature of the, 275
Vulcanizing, How it is Done, 277

Waggoners' Reserve War Memprial at Sledmore, near Scarborough, 444
Waite, Capt. Arthur Winning the Italian Grand Prix, 663
". . Walked with a Stick, Suffered from Rheumatism, Had a Weak Heart and a Few Other Complaints," 546
Walker-Mechanic, The, 695
Wallington Club's Half-day Trial,. No. 13, Brad-field's Morgan Waiting for the Word "Go," 470
Warning Devices, Use and Abuse of, 132
Watson, S., Negotiating a Waterspv%sh Near Har-low, in the Essex Club's One-toy Trial..,?563
Waverley, Engine and Dickey Seat of th&.±384 v
Wayerley Lignt Car, The All-purpose, 583
Wear, Tracing, and Its Effects. 406
Webb, Separate Front Seats on the, 327
Wefco Gaiter, The, 476
Welwyn, Herts, A Dangerous Corner at, 199
Welwyn Garden City, Rapid Road Building, 562
Westoar. The, 410
Westcar, Freakish Reflections in a Silent Pool, 508
Westcar, How the Front Seats Slide Clear to Permit Eajy Acoew, 411
Westcar at the Foot of the White Downs, 411
Wet Weather Motoring, 208
Wheel, All Types of, 318
Wheels Favoured by the Racing Drivers at BrooJc-lands, 320
Wick and John o'Groats, Remains of a Pict s House, 370
Winchester. Cheney Court, 706
Windscreen Wiper, Automatic, 56
Winner Sparking Plug, The, 642
Winter Touring, Party of Tourists near Tal-y-llyn Lake, in the Heart of the Welsh Mountains, 122
Winterfold Hill, Members of the C.S.M.A. Watching Fellow Members' Ascent, 609
Wireless, Complete Two-val^e Receiving Set by the Fellows Magneto Co., 246
Wireless The Four-seater Car Being Particularly Suited to the Installation of, 392
Wireless, The Transmitting Set Includes an Aerial Made up of Three Wires 14 it. long. Stretched Above the Car, 68
Wireless Three-valve Receiver Made by Burndept, Ltd., 359
Wireless on the Car, Will it Come to This? 162
Wolseley, The Speed Model, 344
Wolseley Ten, The £295, 519 .
Wolseley Ten, How the Accumulators are Carried on the, 275
Wrigley Unit, The New, 25
Wrynam Dickey Seat, Two Views of the, 56

Xtra, Controls of the, 52
Xtra. The, is Now Made in Two-seater as well as Monocar Form, 18

Yarmouth, The North-Weet Tower 288
Yell Hounds of Dartmoor, The, 206
York, The Duke of. Takes Great Ilnterest in Lady Blythswood's A.-C., 542
York, H.R.H. Duke of, Viewing the Exhibits at

Zenith Carburetter in Diagrammatic Form, Showing the Main Jt d th Sli Jt 357 Jet and the Slow-running Jet, 35
Zenith Carburetters, Set of Spares for, 724
the Show, 282 York, The Shambles, 465

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