Saving the big car - the little one's job

[Douglas Alderson]

The Autocar July 1928 cover, unfortunately I do not have Tony's skills to improve the image.
   

[Tony Griffiths]

That's a lovely cover. If send me a high-resolution scan - 1200 d.p.i. or larger if possible - I'll have a go for you. As files like that are often too large to send by email, use smash.com It's simple to use and very effective. My e-mail is tony@lathes.co.uk
Link to high-resolution cleaned-up image: http://www.lathes.uk/1928-autocar.jpg

[Tony Press]

I have a reasonable printout of the centre section of that Autocar cover- at the time I assumed it was a Rootes Brothers advertisement.

Unfortunately I cannot find where I took it from 

[Douglas Alderson]

Hi Tony

Image link sent.

[Douglas Alderson]

Thanks Tony

Improved imaged provided by Tony, Tony also has a high res version if anyone wants to print.

Thanks

   

[Tony Griffiths]

Hi Tony

Image link sent.

Thanks Tony

Improved imaged provided by Tony, Tony also has a high res version if anyone wants to print.

Thanks

The link to a very high-resolution copy is here: http://www.lathes.uk/1928-autocar.jpg There is a little addition in this picture. Can anyone spot it? Tip: if you don't have a graphics program to save it to, left-click the picture to fully enlarge it. Unfortunately, it will then be far too large to see the details; to make it smaller, hold down the control key and roll the mouse wheel backwards.

[Bob Culver]

If he has greased the steering box recently it will be the end of those white slacks. Black moly grease had not been invented but terminal anyway.

[David Stepney]

If he has greased the steering box recently it will be the end of those white slacks. Black moly grease had not been invented but terminal anyway.

I appear to have almost cured my car of squirting grease out of top of the steering column by fulling it with SAE 140 oil. It doesn't try to ruin my trousers nearly as much now.