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This book gives a complete account of Sydney Allard’s career, from amateur trials driver to internationally known racing and rally driver; from builder of hand made specials to manufacturer of specialist sports cars and touring cars. Tom Lush recalls the difficulties which faced specialist manufactu..

When Ford decided to go sports car racing, they thought it would be easier to buy Ferrari than build their own racing cars. Though initially responsive, Enzo Ferrari, finding himself increasingly overwhelmed by the Ford corporate machine, eventually declined their proposal. Unable to join them, Ford..

There are many enthusiasts who imagine that all coachwork moun¬ted on the Springfield Rolls-Royce was built by Brewster. By the time they have looked at all of the 446 illustrations in this book, John de Campi will have impressed upon them the error in their thinking. Within these pages are illustra..

No car was more individual or sporting in character than the prewar chain driven Frazer Nash. It stemmed from an equally fascinating cyclecar, also of sporting character, the G.N. In this fascinating book, David Thirlby looks intimately at how these two makes came into being, how they were made as t..

This Motoraces Book Club edition was produced in 1967 for sale to its members only by the proprietors, Readers Union LTD...

Please note this example comes with an extra 15-page 'Corrigendum'.The Frazer Nash was a car widely used for motor sporting activities including racing, rallies, hill climbs and mud plugging trials. It was in the main driven by amateurs for enjoyment. The number of cars that were made that never com..

The model life of the Phantom II was relatively short, only six years, but those years deserve a particular niche in the annals of motoring history, for during that time Rolls Royce produced one of their most magnificent ex¬amples ever. It was the last of the great six cylinder cars that the master ..

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This exciting book is a fully revised and updated edition of Bentley Factory Cars, first published in 1993 and revised in 1998.A great deal of information and photographs have been made available over the past 20 years enabling Clare Hay to produce a superb 2 volume edition of 770 pages.Presented as..