The epidemic of car thieving in this State is engaging the full attention of the N.R.M.A. which points out that if every owner did what the motor traffic ...
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Advertising : 1,046 wordsMotorists are invited to write to the Motoring Editor when faced with mechanical difficulties. Questions should reach this office by ...
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Article : 684 wordsFailure of lubrication is due primarily to one of two causes: either the lubricant becomes so low in viscosity from dilution, or from excessively high temperature ...
Article : 718 words"B.T.P." Wallsend, writes: "I have a Whippet 5-passenger car fitted with 31 x 5.00 tyres. If this car was fitted with a smaller-sized tyre, would there be any ...
Article : 178 words"J.X.," Stockton, writes: "Would you please tell me the following through your question box? I have a 1927 Rugby tourer, which has been running well up till lately. ...
Article : 260 wordsMany cars are being driven to-day by people who have little knowledge of things mechanical, and are disinclined to pay much attention to anything beyond ...
Article : 465 words"W.M.," Mayfield, writes: "I would like the benefit of your advice on my Rover 9. I am constantly troubled with oily plugs. There is also oil on top of the pistons, and ...
Article : 238 wordsMotoring to-day is accepted as part of the routine of the community, and few are aware of the many romances that are to be found in the history of the motor car. ...
Article : 366 wordsThe effects of centrifugal force upon motor tyres are little understood or appreciated motorists. How many motorists realise that the tyres on a speeding ...
Article : 533 wordsFurther experiments, recently conducted overseas, serve to demonstrate that while stream-lining of automobiles is of great importance, when high speeds are ...
Article : 361 wordsFurther details are to hand from England, relative to the "Cross" rotary valve automobile enigne. A 2½ h.p. single cylinder motor cycle engine (250 c.c.), ...
Article : 255 wordsMrs. E. M. Stewart, a British racing driver, has had what is perhaps a unique career in the racing world. Between 1928 and the end of last year she ...
Article : 212 wordsMotorists cannot expect good service from their cars if the engine is litted with inefficient spark plugs. Inefficient plugs mean unsatisfactory service. A plug ...
Article : 201 wordsAn innovation in traffic speed lights has been devised by the New York traffic authorities, to speed up automobiles travelling by the Holland Tunnel, which runs ...
Article : 238 wordsNearly every motorist likes to get the utmost mileage out of every gallon of petrol he uses, and so tries to adjust his carburetter to give the highest possible ...
Article : 314 wordsChanges are continually being made to provide greater comfort for motorists, and the latest development is the use of sponge rubber for seats. This material ...
Article : 259 wordsInquiries concerning the use of kerosene as a fuel for motor cars are being directed to the N.R.M.A. The association engineers point out that in England ...
Article : 104 wordsMost fires on motor vehicles originate at the carbur[?]ttor, and if the outbreak could be dealt with at this source, the results would seldom be serious. An ...
Article : 260 wordsSir William Morris, the millionaire motor car manufacturer of Great Britain, has had a remarkable career. Twenty years ago be conducted, near London, at ...
Article : 164 wordsThe N.R.M.A. Safety Department suggests that statements by motor car advertisements that popular makes of cars are made to deliver speed up to 70 and ...
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Newcastle Morning Herald and Miners' Advocate (NSW : 1876 - 1954), Tue 29 Sep 1931, Page 2
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