Motor Life Australia – March 9, 1929 Marked as Vol 8/#4 (Volume 7 No. 16)

• World-wide news of Motordom, p. 4
• Unfair parking charges (editorial), p. 7
• Warning flags on long loads (editorial), p. 7
• Men we have met - Mr. A.R.D. Hogg of Overland Sydney Ltd., p. 8
• Men we have met - Mr. C.S. Oakes of Larke, Hoskins and Co., p. 8
• Men we have met - Mr. H.S. Brackenbury of Gollin and Company, p. 8
• "Eyewitnessing" the British car factories - 1. The home of Austin, p. 9
• A note or two on the horn - it is possible to have too much of anything (humour), p.11
• Engine lubrication and its importance, p. 13
• Driving and tyre wear - proper use of brakes will double the life of your tyres, p. 14
• On the road with the 1929 Oakland, p. 15
• The amateur mechanic - 6. Rear axle adjustments, p. 17
• When the lights fail, p. 22
• Chestnuts of motoring (humour), p. 23
• Motor Life's special articles "How to get the best out of your" and "Road impressions of", p. 24
Motor notes from Great Britain, p. 24
* A record of prosperity by motor vehicle manufacturer
* Orders from overseas
* Street cleaning and refuse collection
* Scammell six-wheeler
* Night and day passenger coaches
* Free wheel motoring

• Current aviation notes - the new FIAT Monoplane, p. 25
• Interesting accessories, p. 26
• Ideas that have proved useful, p. 28
• Talks on the new Ford - the crankshaft, p. 30
• Diagnosing faults - use your head as well as your toolkit, 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