�1956 book by the well known motor racing historians Denis Jenkinson (DSJ or MOTOR SPORT) Cyril Posthumus (ex editor of AUTOSPORT)and Cecil Clutton (VSCC racer of considerable note). Traces racing car development� from Gordon-Bennett days to the�Maserati 250F and Mercedes W196s of the mid 1950s. 288 pages, Very good book, neat hand written birthday greeting in fountain pen on inner fly leaf, some foxing on the page edges, original jacket which is repaired down the lower left front near the spine and lower front right hinge�area as well as general edge and corner wear�.

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Title: THE RACING CAR - DEVELOPMENT & DESIGN
Publication Date: 1956
Language: English
Binding: Hardcover
Edition: 1st Edition
Condition: Very Good
Dust Jacket Condition: Fair

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Simon Lewis Transport Books
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