From the Latest Bulletin
No 303 (Summer 2025): Cover car: Early morning at Alexandra Palace - 1924 12-50 Sports Tourer.
Correspondence: Alvis-bodied Triumph; Choice of timber for body framing and preservatives; Contemporary photo of a fine 12-50 Sports Tourer; Gems from Dick Harvey; More memories of Stan Fletcher.
Book Review; The Life of writer and Alvis afficianado L T C Rolt by Victoria Owens.
Saving a Saloon: Part 2 of the story of an epic restoration, this one of a unique ex-Motor Show TD 16.95 Silver Eagle.
Interesting adverts from 1932 and 1935.
Centre Spread: A striking image of a rare TA 16.95 Sportsman's Coupé at Burton Dassett Hills in Warwickshire, a background scarcely changed since perhaps 1650.
A Return to Mayfair: More history of this stylish coachbuilder, and some pleasing Alvis connections across an extended family in the far South-West.
Vintage London Rally: An early start to enjoy driving in an uncongested London before most folk were awake.
The Earliest Alvis Publicity: Newly discovered adverts from 1919 raise some interesting questions about the timing of the construction of the first Alvis.
Australian Flier: A newly discovered advertising leaflet from Australia for the TA 14.75.
A Kick in the Teeth: A troublesome 12-40 gearbox.
Tailpiece: Rock Steady at 75 m.p.h. (Don't try this at home.)
