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When Cecil Kimber began tuning and modifying Morris cars in the early 'twenties, he little realised that these embryonic M.G. Cars would establish a name which, in the course of time, was to be¬come that of Britain's best known sports-car. Mike Allison, a keen M.G. Enthu¬siast, very involved in the ..

This book studies the successes of the Maserati 250F, including 40 major race wins between 1954 and 1957. It also recounts the drivers’ perceptions of the period. The 250F’s combination of aesthetic appeal and engineering efficiency captured the imagination of race goers all over the world. As a jou..

A fascinating and well written book that covers the White, then Silver Race Cars of the Pioneer Period through to their last total reign of supremacy at the highest level in the mid-fifties. Each and every car featured in this book was 'State of the Art' in its time. Through tracing the hist..

One might almost say that the Daimler-Benz company inven¬ted motor cars, as its founder members Gottlieb Daimler and Karl Benz independently pro¬duced internal combustion engined vehicles as early as 1886. It was in 1901 that Count Jellinek, the Austro-Hungarian Consul-General at Nice, took ..

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It is difficult now to imagine the impact which the Jaguar E Type had when it launched back in 1961. When the average saloon had a top speed of around 70mph and most were desperately dull, the E type was a revelation and the few examples manufactured in 1961 were literally mobbed. Pre-empting comput..

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Aston Martin — the very name is enough to start young hearts racing, cause bar room arguments and evoke support from young and old alike. International, Le Mans, Ulster, the DB series, and latterly, the V8 and Vantage are as much household names within the motoring fraternity as any other. Theirs is..

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The book has the previous owner name in the front..