The Sunday Times magazine - Special Motoring Issue cover (12 October 1969)

Poor condition - cover is completely loose from rest of magazine and badly torn where the staples originally were - lots of age wear throughout - pages 37-44 have become loose inside the magazine

MOTORING SPECIAL
- The carless existence of the disqualified driver: seven drivers chat about the day they lost their licence (5 pages)
- The Monteverdi, a new luxury car from Switzerland (Two and a half pages)
- Cars for Casanovas. A passenger-seat seduction test (by Jilly Cooper) (1 page)
- "The men who got it on the road": A gallery of inventors (Two and a half pages)
- "The car I always promised myself": A woman's choice of her ideal car (selected by Judith Jackson) (2 pages)
- "Don't change gear": How to feel good and look glamorous in a car (without dressing up for the occasion) (2 page fashion)
- Accidents will happen: eight traffic situations, all of them potentially dangerous. What would you do? A test devised by the Institute of Advanced Motorists (Two and a half pages)

AFTER SCHOOL - The first in an eight-week series dealing with further education and career
2 pages

IS IT ALL WORTH IT? - Who gets to university and why? And is it any use when they get there? The remarkable findings of a new survey
2 pages

THE UNIVERSITY STAKES - A comprehensive guide to Britain's universities and colleges. Week 1: The Oxbridge system and the Scottish universities
2 pages

GETTING ON THE BOX - The television business. The first of eight new career guides
One and a half pages

WAITING FOR A MIRACLE - Lourdes in the Thirties. A unique set of colour pictures of a religious boom-town
4 pages