Out Of Print Books

By: Brooklands Books . The Dino was introduced as a racing car and test bed for the 1600cc engine for Formula 2. To homologate a car for the series Fiat produced the Dino in 1967, as they could cope with the 500 cars that needed to be built. The V6...

By: Jon M. Bill . Duesenberg Photo Archive Description This treasure trove of Duesenberg history utilizes spectacular photographs from the archives of the Auburn Cord Duesenberg Museum combined with authoritative, in-depth captions. Together they tell...

By: Wallace A. Wyss . (OFFICIAL MERCIAN MANUALS REPRINT) The De Tomaso signature sits beneath the Pantera with a pride and glamour that no one would want to take away. This svelte yet ferocious beast typifies the marque, a range of cars that, it apart,...

By: Jon Pressnell . CITROEN'S TRACTION AVANT was the world's most advanced family car at its launch in 1934, and in the course of its 23-year life it became a national emblem for the French. Not only did it popularize front-wheel drive and...

By: Brooklands Books . Articles include: Road tests, new model introductions, Long term reports, Comparisons, History, Specifications, Technical Data, the Connought, Safari, D, DS, DW, ID, 19, 21, 23 and Pallas. A great reference for the enthusiast or...

By: Brooklands Books . Introduced in 1948 as an austerity model, it was planned to be "exceptionally inexpensive to manufacture and economical of fuel, simplicity of mechanical and electrical detail which will allow it to withstand extremes of abuse and...

By: John Reynolds . Although Citroen cars are enjoying record sales worldwide, the company's popularity nowadays lies largely among a new generation of motorists who have never owned a Citroen before and are unlikely to know about the marque's...

By: Brooklands Books . A compilation of 60 articles covering the Citroen Traction Avant from 1934 to 1957. Articles include: Road tests, New model introductions, Performance data, Historical profile, Maintenance, Touring, Specifications, Twelve, Big...

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,...

By: Brian Long . - ENLARGED & REVISED SECOND EDITION The fascinating story of Daimler’s daring glass fibre sports car, including its commercial feasibility at the time, and key role in Daimler’s future, its development, production, and...

By: David Fetherston, Tony Thacker . From World War II through the muscle-car era, Chrysler’s innovation and experimentation took center stage, quite literally, in the form of its concept cars. These concept cars hinted at future production...

By: Ewan Kennedy . A comprehensive guide for their Valiant enthusiast, whether they be an owner, buyer or simply a lover of these classic models from Chrysler. Contains: road tests news stories advertisements sales brochures specifications and lots...