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Below are excerpts of the latest Allard news - just click a headline to read the whole story. If you own an Allard and would like to know more about it, please click here to contact us. We hope you enjoy the site!
Thursday, September 25, 2014 at 10:06PM 
Click here or the image above to download the latest issue of the Allard Register. We hope you enjoy it!
63, Allard Register in ARCHIVES Tuesday, November 19, 2013 at 7:41PM 
Click here or the photo above to download the latest issue of the Allard Register. We hope you enjoy!
62, Allard Register in ARCHIVES Saturday, March 16, 2013 at 8:25PM 
Click here or the photo above to download issue #61 of the Allard Register. We hope you enjoy it!
61, Allard Register, Cadillac, Palm Beach in ARCHIVES Sunday, September 9, 2012 at 2:33PM 
We are pleased to present you with issue #60 of the Allard Register. Please click here or the photo above to download the pdf version of our newsletter. Inside you will find a recap of the Sonoma Vintage Races, rebuilding a Cadillac 331, Bill Pollack imagines the Allard of the future, two K3's go on a play date, and the latest Allard news. We hope you enjoy!
Sunday, December 11, 2011 at 2:44PM 
Click here or the chart above to download the full size pdf
We thought you might it interesting to see a year by year chart of Allard production. This chart data is based on our chassis database, which was first created by Tom Lush for his definitive Allard book and then updated by the late Tom Turner and Bob Lytle. Over the past few years I have worked to clean up the database to improve the searchability and clean up bad references. The database continues to be a work in progress as we discover new (old) information. In the coming weeks, we'll post additional data from the database that we hope you'll find interesting.
Cheers, Colin Warnes
Friday, November 11, 2011 at 9:58PM 
If you're a sports car racing history buff, then you should check out www.sportscarscan.com. The team at Sports Car Scan has accomplished the monumental task of scanning the magazine “Sports Car” (SCCA publication). The magazines have been scanned in a high resolution (300 dpi), color PDF format that is completely searchable. Every issue has been scanned from 1944 through 1970 – the “Golden Age of Auto Racing”. Issues include national/local race reports, entry lists, race schedules, photos, ads and feature articles Everything is copied to a USB flashdrive (PC and Apple compatible) and organized by year and month. There is an exclusive licensing and distribution agreement in place with the Sports Car Club of America so there are no copyright violations. The complete set is available for $375.
Here are just a few of the Allard related scans.
Allard, SCCA, Sports Car Scan in ARCHIVES Thursday, September 15, 2011 at 9:54PM 
Click here or the image above to read the latest issue of the Allard Register...enjoy!
58, Allard, Register, Silverstone in ARCHIVES Saturday, July 2, 2011 at 8:00PM 
One of our generous members sent us this amazing clock the other day for our archives. The free-standing clock is made from cast pewter and measures 8" wide X 5 1/4" tall and weighs several pounds. Little is known about the clocks except that they were made here in the US several years ago, with a limited run of 100...this is clock #14. The clock movement is nothing special, it's just a AA normal battery powered unit like you'd find in most wall clocks nowadays. If you know any more about these clocks, please let us know!
Allard, clock, collectable in ARCHIVES, HISTORY Tuesday, March 29, 2011 at 9:54PM 
Special thanks to Automobile Quarterly (www.autoquarterly.com for allowing us to use this amazing cutaway drawing of an Allard J2X by the amazing artist Yoshihiro Inomoto. Click here to open the hi-res version.
Thursday, February 10, 2011 at 9:27PM 
We are pleased to share with you a complete (as far as we know it) set of the Allard Brochures. It took a while, but we've scanned & retouched all of the brochures in our archives. High resolution versions are available upon request. If you have any brochures that are not shown, we would like to get scans of them so we can post them here (Click here if you can help). You will need Adobe Acrobat to view these files.
Click here to view the brochures!
Cheers,
Colin
