Amédée Gordini: A True Racing Legend
by Roy Smith
There was a time when The Sorcerer and his cars were fixtures on the racing scene and some of the greatest names hitched their wagon to his train. Technically, Gordini could mix it up with the best but financially. . . . This book puts it all together.
Three Wheelers
by Malcolm Bobbitt
Anyone who knows current auction prices for micro cars will wish they had stashed a couple of these things away—back in the day when they were dirt cheap and you really didn’t want to be seen in one!
Forty Years of Stock Car Racing: Volume I, The Beginning 1949–1958
by Greg Fielden
A complete and accurate record with stories on each Grand National race from the beginning of what became the Winston Cup.
Monkeying With the Brass Pot – Birmingham’s Early Motor Industry
by Tim Griffiths
A first-ever look at the history of the prewar Birmingham makers of early steam carriages, cycles and motorcycles, and the motorcar.
Moving Beauty: A Century in Automobile Design
by Pierre Théberge & Luc Gagné
The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts exhibited 49 important and beautiful cars in 1995; this is the catalog of that show.
Harley Earl
by Stephen Bayley
An opinionated appraisal of the larger-than-life American designer from a British perspective.
Brightwork: Classic American Car Ornamentation
by Ken Steacy
This pleasant book introduces us to the vast variety of hood ornaments, horn buttons, emblems, and scripts of American automobiles.
INDY: Racing Before the 500
by D. Bruce Scott
So you’re an Indy fan, are you? Bet this book contains a lot you don’t know about those poorly documented early days.
Wayne of Gotham
by Tracy Hickman
A novel about the man behind the mask, the man who has no superpowers but uses his wits and his considerable resources to be, well, a detective.
Wolseley Special Products
by Norman Painting
If you are interested in veteran and vintage motor vehicle engineering, you’ll also be interested in non-car applications and products. From lighting sets to aero engines, Wolseley did it all.
The Convertible
by Ken Vose
A clever, witty, romantic celebration of the convertible as a state of mind or way of life.
One World, Big Screen: Hollywood, the Allies, and World War II
by M. Todd Bennett
The film theater and the geopolitical theater come together in a book that explores how movies affect pubic opinion.
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