Tasman Cup 1964 - 1975 - A Celebration of Australian and New Zealand Motor Sport's Greatest Era

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  • Tasman Cup 1964 - 1975
  • Tasman Cup 1964 - 1975 Contents
  • Tasman Cup 1964 - 1975 Contents
  • Tasman Cup 1964 - 1975 Sample Page
  • Tasman Cup 1964 - 1975 Sample Page
  • Tasman Cup 1964 - 1975 Sample Page
  • Tasman Cup 1964 - 1975 Sample Page
  • Tasman Cup 1964 - 1975 Sample Page
  • Tasman Cup 1964 - 1975 Sample Page
  • Tasman Cup 1964 - 1975 Sample Page
  • Tasman Cup 1964 - 1975 Sample Page
  • Tasman Cup 1964 - 1975 Sample Page
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The Tasman Cup, a celebration of Australian and New Zealand Motor Sport’s Greatest Era… and the book that’s taken nearly 3 years to compile.

500 pages hardbound, over 900 hi-quality images and 40 ‘first person’ memories from many of the greatest drivers in world motor racing history, makes this book a treasure-trove for any motor sport fan.
 
Forewords by Sir Jack Brabham, Sir Jackie Stewart and Warwick Brown.
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7 Reviews

  • 5
    Tasman Cup 1964-1975

    Posted by Ray M on 11th Jan 2020

    A comprehensive record of an iconic period of single-seater racing in Australia and New Zealand.

  • 5
    Tasman Cup 1964-1975- Loxley

    Posted by Riccardo Dietrich Milan Italy on 8th Apr 2019

    I think is the most incredible book I ever had. 500 pages with more then 1000 (!) photos. Photo quality 100% , also the paper is fantastic. Buy it. !!!!

  • 5
    Tasman Cup.

    Posted by Terry C. on 2nd Jan 2018

    An excellent book. Many memories from my flag marshalling days at Pukekohe and Bay Park.

  • 5
    Tasman Cup 1964 - 1975 - Tony Loxley

    Posted by Gary B. on 17th Dec 2017

    I have great memories of the Tasman Cup and believe it was the best era in Australian Motor Racing. Tony Loxley's book is magnificent both in photos and text. Thank you Tony. I highly recommend it.

  • 5
    Tasman Cup, once upon a time.

    Posted by Rod J. on 1st May 2016

    Superb account of an incredible era. Tony Loxley (and everyone involved) take a bow, for both passion and detail oze from this endeavour. My sincere thanks and respect for your effort. Simply outstanding!

  • 5
    Tasman Cup

    Posted by Dick S. on 5th Sep 2015

    Excellent book, brilliant photos, brings back memories of a lot of motor race meetings that I attended and a lot of great drivers. It was the greatest era of Australian motor sports.

  • 5
    TASMAN CUP 1964 - 1975

    Posted by Hike S. on 9th May 2015

    Hi Tony, once again many thanks for coming to our shop to show us the PDF of Tasman Cup 1964 - 1975. Congratulation on the great book. m&a

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