Revisions to Motor Life Australia February 2, 1924

Added issue type:

Biweekly

Added issue year:

1924

Added issue month:

February

Added issue day:

2

Added image:

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Added contents:

• Australian motor jottings, p. 3
• World-wide news of Motordom, p. 5
• Motor propaganda at Easter (editorial), p. 9
• Personalities of Motordom - Mr. P.J. Taylor, an expert in car mechanics, p. 10
• A patchwork policy, new roads for old - type of highway should be governed by local traffic conditions, p. 11
• British report - news of developments and forthcoming contests; increasing popularity of the light car, p. 13
• Neglect, the troublemaker - the ounce of prevention that saves the owner's pocket, p. 15
• How to get the best out of your Studebaker, p. 17
• Road impressions of the 1924 Dodge, p.19
• The radio world - a simple receiver for the beginner, principles and home construction of the crystal detector explained, p. 21
• The road that was, bush tracks and valleys of the Hawkesbury Highlands - a jaunt along the now disused Peat's Ferry Road, p. 25
• What's wrong with my car?, p. 30
• Inconspicuous traffic signs, p. 31
• Amilcar 7.5 hp 4 cylinder water cooled (ad), p. 33
• Motor Life Body Designs - a four passenger sporting car, p. 34
• Cars of today - specifications and prices, p. 35
• At the sign of the Ford - cutting down upkeep costs, p. 38
• Hints that help, p. 40
• Interesting accessories, p. 42
• The garage man's department, p. 44
• The motor in Industry and Commerce - displacing the horse, p. 46
• Her Right of Way - notable female motorists, p. 49
• Trade jottings, p. 52
• The Hotchkiss, p. 52
• The new Oldsmobile Six Cylinder, p. 53