Motor Life Australia – August 24, 1929 Marked as Vol 9/#4 (Volume 8 No. 2)
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• World-wide news of Motordom, p. 4
• Fortnightly electrical talks - No. 4 starter troubles - ignition coils, p. 5
• Too many smashes (editorial), p. 7
• Men you meet - Mr. L.B. Clarkson of Franklin cars, p. 8
• Men you meet - Mr. W.F. Wood of Motor Traders Ltd., p. 8
• Men you meet - Mr. Gordon Robertson of Willsford Ltd., p. 8
• Brooklands Six Hours Race - J. Dunfee and Woolf Barnato, Bentley 457 miles, p. 9
• A letter to my grandfather who is buying his first car, p. 11
• Road impressions of the Dodge Brothers Six, p. 13
• How to get the best out of your Triumph Super Seven, p. 15
• RACA Contest to Canberra - Splendid entry list for Trial and Speed Tests, p. 17
• Better parking in Martin Place, p. 19
• John Mackey Ltd., p. 22
• The Wolseley "Messenger" - a noteworthy production, p. 23
• The scope for custom coachwork, p. 25
• Interesting accessories, p. 26
• Ideas that have proved useful - hints and tips for owners and garage men, p. 28
• Current aviation notes, p. 30
• The French Grand Prix - a fine struggle between Bugatti and Peugeot, p. 32
• Her Right of Way - notable female motorists, p. 33
• Trade Jottings, p. 36
• Prominent cars of today - specifications of 1929 models, p. 38
• Fortnightly electrical talks - No. 4 starter troubles - ignition coils, p. 5
• Too many smashes (editorial), p. 7
• Men you meet - Mr. L.B. Clarkson of Franklin cars, p. 8
• Men you meet - Mr. W.F. Wood of Motor Traders Ltd., p. 8
• Men you meet - Mr. Gordon Robertson of Willsford Ltd., p. 8
• Brooklands Six Hours Race - J. Dunfee and Woolf Barnato, Bentley 457 miles, p. 9
• A letter to my grandfather who is buying his first car, p. 11
• Road impressions of the Dodge Brothers Six, p. 13
• How to get the best out of your Triumph Super Seven, p. 15
• RACA Contest to Canberra - Splendid entry list for Trial and Speed Tests, p. 17
• Better parking in Martin Place, p. 19
• John Mackey Ltd., p. 22
• The Wolseley "Messenger" - a noteworthy production, p. 23
• The scope for custom coachwork, p. 25
• Interesting accessories, p. 26
• Ideas that have proved useful - hints and tips for owners and garage men, p. 28
• Current aviation notes, p. 30
• The French Grand Prix - a fine struggle between Bugatti and Peugeot, p. 32
• Her Right of Way - notable female motorists, p. 33
• Trade Jottings, p. 36
• Prominent cars of today - specifications of 1929 models, p. 38
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