Out Of Print Books

By: Kris Palmer . The allure of The Fast and the Furious world is simple: the cars are the stars. In all three of the movies, sexy up-and- coming actors are paired with radical sport compacts and pavement-twisting, old-school muscle cars. Add in...

By: Eddie Paul . The trick parts and customizing magic used on the cars of The Fast and The Furious comes to sport compact car enthusiasts in this Universal Studios-licensed how-to book. Authored by Eddie Paul, the man who built the cars for The Fast and...

By: Huw Evans . From The #1 PlayStation Racing Game: 40 of the World's Fastest and Most Exotic Cars Brilliant Photos of the Real-Life Cars Accurate Specs and Performance Data Driving Impressions   Other Details Publisher Code: 0760314950...

By: Martin Buckley . James Dean - lived fast, died young (24) - broken neck - Porsche 550 Spyder Steve McQueen - speed freak - Great Escape - Jaguar XK SS Tony Curtis - the Persuader - coke and booze - Ferrari Dino 206 Jayne Mansfield - death by...

By: Jesse Crosse . More than a simple list, however, The Greatest Movie car Chases of All Time spans the history of the chase scene, from its roots in silent comedies to today's special effects extravaganzas. From the comic crashes of The Blues...

By: Martin Buckley, Andrew Roberts . Featuring more than 200 colour and mono stills, Cars in Films takes a serious, affectionate and often humorous look at the part that automobiles — old and new — have played in international cinema over the...

2nd hand book in very good condition (new book, however there is a minor tear on the cover) By: Paul Veysey . The development of product placement in marketing is well illustrated. Why did the Mustang appear in so little publicity for Bullitt? Where was...

By: Martin Pfundner . The predecessor of today's international rally sport, the alpine trials and rallies of 1910 onwards were an incredible test of endurance for early pioneers and their cars. Becoming ever more international, the event would...

By: Graham Robson . Born in 1952, the Austin-Healey 100 soon took the UK and US markets by storm. A beautiful, brutish car, it was what many sporting motorists had been waiting for, and at a relatively affordable price. Following the 100 was the 3000...

By: Michael Frostick . The spectacular growth of the Rootes Group Competition Department since its modest beginnings with a 2-litre Sunbeam in 1946 is clear evidence that fiercely competitive motoring can bring two great benefits to the manufacturer: the...

By: Brooklands Books . Covers: Vantage, AM V8, Volante, Zagato, Virage, Nimrod, Lagonda, AMR For Aston Martin the period from 1981 to 1993 was a time of transition progressing from the DB body to the new Virage, with small production runs of the...

By: Brooklands Books . The new range of S-Class cars (W126) was launched in 1979 with the first UK cars arriving in autumn 1980. These had a new body although still looking like other recent bodies to an untrained eye. The new wedge shape with less...