Out Of Print Books

By: Karl Ludvigsen . The great success that Porsche enjoyed with its first 550 Spyders spurred its small but effective racing cadre to a more ambitious design with its 1956 Type 550a. A stiffer space frame was inside the 550A that Umberto Maglioli drove...

By: Christopher Hilton . In this meaty biography, published to mark the tenth anniversary of Ayrton Senna's death, Christopher Hilton marries and updates tour of his earlier titles about the legendary driver into one comprehensive volume stretching to...

By: Colin Peck . In 1920s, 30s and 40s Britain, wooden-bodied shooting brakes, estate cars and station wagons were commercial vehicles used in utilitarian roles. They were built in relatively small numbers, often by small, lesser-known commercial body...

By: Tony Gardiner . Goodwood in the sixties epitomised all that was good about the British motor racing scene. It was a circuit where anybody could have a go, and yet the established greats like Stirling Moss would be there too. It was a circuit where...

By: Jeffrey R. Zwart . Each copy includes a numbered bookplate signed by the author. Three Points of Contact is a dramatic series of portraits that reveal how the world’s greatest drivers use their eyes, hands, and feet to control their cars,...

By: Anthony Pritchard . A Photographic Portrait Of The Mercedes-Benz and Auto Union Grand Prix Teams 1934 - 1939 The Silver Arrows, the Auto Union and Mercedes-Benz cars that dominated Grand Prix racing during the years 1934–39, were among the most...

By: Roger Hart . No one would ever confuse Motown with Monaco, but in the 1980s the two cities had at least one thing in common: both were hosts to grand prix. In 1982, in an effort to showcase the home of Ford, General Motors, and Chrysler as a...

By: J. J. O' Malley . Published in 2009 , 2nd edition, hardcover This newly updated edition adds five more chapters and scores of photographs to the book. Additional race results tables and an expanded index of drivers are also included. When...

By: L. J. K. Setright . Emphatically not just another book of cars. Some writers have previously studied what the car has done to society, but they have invariably taken a view that has been either geographically too narrow or historically too short...

By: William Taylor . Welcome to The Mathews Collection. The collection is located on a three acre site in Arvada, Colorado, a suburb of Denver, and is a 30 minute drive from Denver International Airport. There are two buildings totalling 35,000 square...

By: David Venables . Brooklands, the cradle of motorsport in Britain, was the inspired creation of one man, Hugh Locke King, who realised that, for motoring to develop, a track was needed where cars could race at the highest speeds attainable. The banked...

By: Simon Taylor . Shelsley Walsh Hillclimb is the oldest motorsport event in the world. This very British contest was started by the Midland Automobile Club in 1905, when only wealthy gentlemen had motor cars. Today, still run on the original course, it...