- Editorial
- "A DKW Two-Stroke Light Car with a four-cylinder V-type engine of 780cc with forced induction, saloon body with fully opening roof" (aka the DKW 4=8). A reprint of an article from the "Light Car and Cyclecar" 18th April 1930. https://dkwautounionproject.blogspot.com/2017/06/the-big-dkw-48.html
- The Stirling Engine for Car Powerplants
- Some thoughts on owning a two-stroke
- People and cars
- Looking back on Deek Day
- Events
- Cars looking for homes (it's sad to read about so many good cars going to the scrapper because they could not find buyers)
- Deek Day schedule and competition rules
- Contrasting Twins - The Trabant 601 and Mazda Chantez, by R.C Gill and F.P Taylor (not a comparison I've ever considered)
- From the North
- The Secretary's Page - comparisons and unfair criticisms of DKW to Audi and Audi to VW.
- All go down Bristol way
- News and events
- Great Two-Stroke Engines, No 3. Highlights of the Villiers saga.
- Deek Mart
This is an archive of Two-Stroke, the magazine of the DKW Owners Club of Great Britain from the mid-1970s. Although I have no connection to the DKW Owners Club of Great Britain, the accumulated knowledge contained in these magazines is too important to lose, so I have created this archive so that a new generation of DKW enthusiasts can benefit from the lessons of their predecessors
Sunday, 28 July 2019
Two-Stroke Autumn 1975
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