Revisions to Motor Life Australia October 16, 1926 (Volume 5 No. 3)
Added contents:
• World-wide news of Motordom, p. 4
• A traffic board and talk eternal - creation of a traffic board (editorial), p. 9
• The unrestrained "Jaywalker" (editorial), p. 9
• Personalities of Motordom - Mr. R.H. Trevor, Advertising Manager, General Motors (Aust.) Ltd., p. 10
• The upward trend in car totals - astounding progress reflected by increases in all countries, p. 11
• The inner history of the spark plug family, p. 13
• Can Australia produce cars? - an impartial analysis of an ambitious and commendable enterprise, p. 15
• Motor Life's Road Impressions of the Crossley 19.6 hp, p. 17
• How to get the best out of your 1926 Oakland, p. 19
• Revival meeting at Penrith, p. 21
NRMA Road Reports, p. 22
* Sydney to Canberra and alternate routes
* Western and South
* Chains advised
• Talks with new owners - modernising an old car, p. 28
• Among the Automobile Clubs - NRMA, RACA, p. 30
• Pog's car laundry, p. 31
• At the sign of the Ford - supercharging for Ford racing cars, p. 32
• Hints that help, p. 34
• Interesting accessories, p. 36
• The Garage Man's Department, p. 38
• Observations on the "Extra Air" question - induction, p. 39
• The motor in Industry and Commerce - developing capable salesmanship, p. 40
• Reo Trucks and speedy transportation, p. 42
• Her Right of Way - notable female motorists, p. 43
• Indexes to "Road Impressions" and "How to get the best out of your car" articles to date, p. 47
• Charron 8 hp, p. 46
• Trade Jottings, p. 46
• The new Custom Studebakers, p. 47
• Royal A.C. 12-20 hp Sports Tourer, p. 49
• Prominent cars of today - Specifications of 1926 models, p. 54
• A traffic board and talk eternal - creation of a traffic board (editorial), p. 9
• The unrestrained "Jaywalker" (editorial), p. 9
• Personalities of Motordom - Mr. R.H. Trevor, Advertising Manager, General Motors (Aust.) Ltd., p. 10
• The upward trend in car totals - astounding progress reflected by increases in all countries, p. 11
• The inner history of the spark plug family, p. 13
• Can Australia produce cars? - an impartial analysis of an ambitious and commendable enterprise, p. 15
• Motor Life's Road Impressions of the Crossley 19.6 hp, p. 17
• How to get the best out of your 1926 Oakland, p. 19
• Revival meeting at Penrith, p. 21
NRMA Road Reports, p. 22
* Sydney to Canberra and alternate routes
* Western and South
* Chains advised
• Talks with new owners - modernising an old car, p. 28
• Among the Automobile Clubs - NRMA, RACA, p. 30
• Pog's car laundry, p. 31
• At the sign of the Ford - supercharging for Ford racing cars, p. 32
• Hints that help, p. 34
• Interesting accessories, p. 36
• The Garage Man's Department, p. 38
• Observations on the "Extra Air" question - induction, p. 39
• The motor in Industry and Commerce - developing capable salesmanship, p. 40
• Reo Trucks and speedy transportation, p. 42
• Her Right of Way - notable female motorists, p. 43
• Indexes to "Road Impressions" and "How to get the best out of your car" articles to date, p. 47
• Charron 8 hp, p. 46
• Trade Jottings, p. 46
• The new Custom Studebakers, p. 47
• Royal A.C. 12-20 hp Sports Tourer, p. 49
• Prominent cars of today - Specifications of 1926 models, p. 54