Revisions to Motor Life Australia November 19, 1927 (Volume 6 No. 5)
Added contents:
• World-wide news of Motordom, p. 4
• Car parking and "Minding" problems (editorial), p. 7
• Personalities of Motordom - Mr. R.J. Cake, Manager of T.D. Chapman Ltd., p. 8
• British Grand Prix - won by Benoist in a Delage, p. 9
• Aviation for amateurs - its appeal, safety and economy, p. 11
• Don't run your car to death - a talk on simple "stitches in time" which save heavy garage bills, p. 13
• Motor Life's Road Impressions of the Rugby Four, p. 15
• How to get the best out of your Essex Super Six, p. 17
• Review of Dyke's Automobile Encyclopedia, p. 24
• Darwin to Melbourne record broken, p. 25
• Automobile Association Jottings, p. 27
• Interesting accessories, p. 28
• Official Used Car Market Report by the MTA, p. 30
• Hints that help, p. 30
• Nash Models for 1928, p. 31
• The Garage Man's Department, p. 32
• Testing the oil's burning qualities, p. 33
• Motor Life's Special articles "How to get the best out of your car" and "Road Impressions of", p. 33
• The Motor in Industry & Commerce - taxation on basis of benefit received, p. 34
• Talks with new owners - increasing tyre life, p. 36
• Her Right of Way - notable female motorists, p. 37
• Heating troubles, p. 39
• The Dynamo Fuse, p. 39
• Trade Jottings, p. 40
• Car parking and "Minding" problems (editorial), p. 7
• Personalities of Motordom - Mr. R.J. Cake, Manager of T.D. Chapman Ltd., p. 8
• British Grand Prix - won by Benoist in a Delage, p. 9
• Aviation for amateurs - its appeal, safety and economy, p. 11
• Don't run your car to death - a talk on simple "stitches in time" which save heavy garage bills, p. 13
• Motor Life's Road Impressions of the Rugby Four, p. 15
• How to get the best out of your Essex Super Six, p. 17
• Review of Dyke's Automobile Encyclopedia, p. 24
• Darwin to Melbourne record broken, p. 25
• Automobile Association Jottings, p. 27
• Interesting accessories, p. 28
• Official Used Car Market Report by the MTA, p. 30
• Hints that help, p. 30
• Nash Models for 1928, p. 31
• The Garage Man's Department, p. 32
• Testing the oil's burning qualities, p. 33
• Motor Life's Special articles "How to get the best out of your car" and "Road Impressions of", p. 33
• The Motor in Industry & Commerce - taxation on basis of benefit received, p. 34
• Talks with new owners - increasing tyre life, p. 36
• Her Right of Way - notable female motorists, p. 37
• Heating troubles, p. 39
• The Dynamo Fuse, p. 39
• Trade Jottings, p. 40