Out Of Print Books

By: Bernard Cahier . Memoirs of and Automotive Photojournalist. Two books in a slipcase. Born in Marseille in 1927, the son of a French general, Bernard Cahier attended his first race at an early age when his father took him and his older brother Guy to...

By: Johnny Tipler . The Carrera Panamericana was first run to celebrate the inauguration of the Panamerican Highway, and traversed the length of Mexico, from Tuxtla in the south to Juarez near the Texas border. Firms like Alfa Romeo, Mercedes-Benz,...

By: Steve Heinrichs, Jim Perrin . Only 4,145 Speedsters and 1,330 of its successor, the Convertible D, were produced over the five-year period from mid-1954 to mid-1959, but the Speedster is the car that put Porsche on the automotive map. Although the...

By: Jurgen Barth, Gustav Busing . 3 Volumes in Slipcase, new book however there is a small crack on the box, see photos for more details. Written by Porsche insider and Le Mans-winner Jürgen Barth with co-author Gustav Büsing, The Porsche...

By: Karl Ludvigsen, 2nd hand book, excellent like new condition Description The Comprehensive History of the Company, its Cars and its Racing Heritage. Three volume set in slipcase, 1,688 pages, 1854 color and b/w photos/illustrations New for the 2008...

By: Ian Bamsey . Mercedes re-entered international motor racing in 1988 with the fabulous, fully enclosed, turbocharged Sauber C9 sports-prototype, which over two seasons became the dominant force in sports-car racing, winning Le Mans and the World...

By: Brian Long, Philippe Claverol . The book follows the progress of the Citroën SM from its launch at the 1970 Geneva Show through to July 1975, when the last car was built. This is the fascinating story of how the Citroën SM came into being,...