The Collector's Guide series of books, extensive reference data, as well as important maintenance and restoration information support the heavily illustrated model-identification chapters.
This is the story of the cars that spearheaded the BMC Competitions Department - Britiain's most successful rally team - and which were the first to challenge and beat the...
Graham Robson begins his account with a summary of Donald Healey's early life and influences before going on to describe the major stages in the car's evolution, interspersing details of...
In nine eventful years - 1957 to 1965 - the six-cylinder-engined Austin-Healey evolved into a formidable and increasingly specialized rally car. By any standards, it was the first of the...
The essential and beautifully photographed guide to the quintessential British sports car features all-color photography of restored and original examples and detail close-up shots ideal for restorers.'
For more than half a century Triumph cars were strong contenders on the international race and rally scene, but their many successes were punctuated by financial crises and changes in...
The story of some of the most successful British sports cars and how Standard-Triumph began nearly 30 years of success with their TR2 in 1953. From the origins of the...
This book starts by filling in the background history, relating how William Lyons progressed from the Swallow sidecar business to the SS-Jaguar in thirteen years before launching the 31/2-litre in...
Jonathan Edwards' skillful review of the Sprite and Midget includes a wealth of technical detail, model history and superb color photographs showing all the major variations. The second of two...
This is the authorized biography of one of the best-liked bad boys in British motorsport. John Chatham, driver, racer, repairer, rebuilder, tuner, trader and lover of Austin-Healeys, was in the...
