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Publishing date: 1979
Binding: Hardbound with dustjacket
Pages: 432
Text: Italian
Edition: First, 1979
Publisher: Editoriale Olimpia

Peerless coverage of the important 1929-1939 period of the Scuderia Ferrari racing team.

Superbly illustrated throughout.

In very good condition, some foxing / spotting to front endpapers, spine of dust jacket lightly faded, small repaired tear to dust jacket at top of spine and the usual slight discoloration on the spine of the dustjacket.

Please note that the justjacket has an additional plastic cover which can be easily removed but gives some reflections in the photographs which may look like discolorations but are not.

A very rare book and often considered the holy grail of Ferrari books.

Italian version which is much better and more elaborately illustrated than the, later, English version.

Only 1 available.

Imagine, then, the scene in 1961.

The technical advance generated by the great marques throughout the 1950s has blossomed into the early '60s to create a new and exciting period in motor racing.

Ferrari are poised, expectant but uncertain, with their first rear-engined sports-racing car as the new season approaches.

For them, the rear engined era has arrived...

The Ferrari Dino SPs, the first-ever rear-engined sports prototypes from Maranello, went almost straight from the drawing board to some tryly remarkable performances on the world's racing circuits, carrying many records with them.

How this was brought about is the theme of John Godfrey's deeply reserached book; himself a former owner of one of these rare and celebrated machines, he is well qualified to write with authority and warmth an account of a group of cars that were not only remarkalble in themselves, but also had a lasting influence on motor racing history.

Good condition for its age.

Only 1 available.

Vignale designed 155 Ferrari bodies and influenced the concept of style in the automotive industry during the 1950's.

On the basis of an exceptional collection of pictures and of very deep research, this book proposes stylistic history, technical specifications, transfers of title and transformations of each single model.

LIMITED REPRINT-RUN OF 1500 COPIES.

Issued in 1987, this is THE standard work on the Ferrari 288 GTO.

This highly desirable book on Ferrari wildest car of the 1980's (together with the F40 of course) was a limited edition of merely 2,500 pcs and they don't change owners very often.

This particular copy is number 1533 of those 2500 and is complete with its dust jacket, slipcase and the scale 1/1 (!) blueprint of the engine cross section.

Only 1 available.

4th Edition 1959.

3 Days after the manuscript was delivered to the Publishers, Mike Hawthorn was killed on the Guilford by-pass.

It tells the story of the 1958 season when Hawthorn became the first British World Champion. Ironically one of the low points of the year was the death of Hawthorn’s great friend Peter Collins.

Truly it was a disastrous year for motor racing.

Fine condition for age with minor discolorization to the dust jacket.

Only 1 available.

This fantastic book deals in great detail with Ferrari's celebrated V engines with a cylinderbank angle of 65 degrees, in short: The V65 engines. This engine series spans more than 44 years of Ferrari's history and has powered as well Formula One cars as street cars like the F50, 550 Maranello and 456GT.

These engines can be found in the following cars (which are all dealt with in this book):

• 1956 Dino 156 F2
• 1958 Ferrari 246 F1
• 1958 Ferrari 326 MI
• 1958 Dino 296 S
• 1959 Ferrari 256 F1
• 1959 Dino 196 S
• 1960 Ferrari 246 S
• 1960 Ferrari 246 P F1
• 1960 Ferrari 156 F2
• 1961 Ferrari 156 F1
• 1961 Ferrari 246 SP
• 1965 Dino 166 P
• 1965 Dino 206 SP
• 1966 Dino 206 S
• 1966 Ferrari 246 F1-66
• 1967 Dino 166 F2-67
• 1968 Dino 166 F2-68
• 1968 Dino 246 Tasmania
• 1969 Dino 166 F2-69
• 1968 Dino 206 GT
• 1970 Dino 246 GT
• 1989 Ferrari F1-89
• 1990 Ferrari F1-90
• 1991 Ferrari F1-91
• 1992 Ferrari F92 A
• 1992 Ferrari 456 GT
• 1993 Ferrari F93 A
• 1994 Ferrari 412 T1
• 1994 Ferrari F333 SP
• 1995 Ferrari F50
• Ferrari 550 Maranello
• 2000 Ferrari 550 Barchetta

Ferrari Print Number 1686/01, issued in 2001.

This catalogue, produced exclusively by the Galleria Ferrari, is illustrated with the designs of the most significant Ferraris of this type, together with a brief description of the technical specifications of each model and details of its racing career, from its introduction to those victories that have helped create the Ferrari legend.

Publishing Date: 2003
Text: Italian/English
Binding: Hardbound
Pages: 70
Size: cms. 18x12
COL Pictures: 65

Author: Enzo Ferrari
Publisher: Conti Editore

Enzo Ferrari's personal view on the world of motor car racing.

A BIG book at 495 pages and countless color and black & white images.

Text: Italian
Binding: Hardbound
Pages: 495
Size: cms. 24x30
Edition: 5th, 1989

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Author: Enzo Ferrari
Publisher: Foundation Cartier

Enzo Ferrari's personal view on the world of motor car racing.

A BIG book at 479 pages and countless color and black & white images.

Text: English
Binding: Hardbound
Pages: 479
Size: cms. 24x30
Edition: Exclusively for Cartier with extra color photos en complete with, original, plain cardboard slipcase.

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