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Welcome
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Below
is a selection of the best Classic Car Books and DVDs.
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books and dvds can be purchased by clicking on the “Check
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ISBN 1903706629
Martin
Thaddeus gives the home restorer the confidence to tackle
bodywork repairs and achieve professional results. The book
contains specially devised techniques which don't rely on
professional workshop equipment enabling even the most difficult
tasks to be undertaken.
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ISBN 1850108900
This
guide to the restoration of classic cars shows readers what
to look for when buying a car as well as "tricks of the
trade" and practical advice on tools, equipment, bodywork
repairs and electrical component overhaul, as well as interior
trim renewal. All aspects of car restoration are described
and illustrated with step-by-step photographs, with guidelines
on tools and equipment: what to buy, how to use them and the
safety precautions to be observed. Six chapters, divided into
nearly 60 separate sections, cover every aspect of classic
car ownership, from buying, getting through the MOT, welding,
panel beating, chassis repairs, paintwork, rust proofing,
engine removal and stripdown, suspension overhaul, braking
systems, tyres, interiors, dashboard and headlamps.
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ISBN 1903706505
All
models of cars have their own common faults and foibles as
well as the general ills that can afflict all cars. This book
draws on the knowledge of MGB experts and aims to show how
problems can be identified and assessed quickly, and then
dealt with in the most appropriate way.
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ISBN 000718235X
A celebration
in words and pictures of the world's biggest and most diverse
classic motor sports event. Endorsed by the Goodwood Estate,
edited by a leading authority on both classic and modern cars
and featuring contributions from celebrities ranging from
Jeremy Clarkson to Mick Mason, this is a must-have book for
all motor racing devotees. Each year over a hundred thousand
visitors from around the world gather in the grounds of Goodwood
House near Chichester to celebrate their passion for motor
cars and motor sport. It is the only meeting in the world
where fans can see some of the greatest cars in the history
of motor sport together with the drivers who drove them. Goodwood
Festival of Speed is the official book on this unique occasion
in the sporting calendar. Starting from informal beginnings
in 1993 through to the record-breaking 11th anniversary meeting
televised throughout Europe and America, the story captures
the nostalgia and thrill of a much-loved extravaganza -- where
beautiful Alfa Romeos, thirties' American Streamliners and
outrageous fifties' Cadillacs stand alongside World Championship
winning Ferraris, fabulous racing bikes, and the latest expensive
F1 machines.
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ISBN 0879385677
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ISBN 1903706637
The
complete guide written by a paintwork professional Step-by-step,
illustrated procedure Preparing your workshop Colour mixing
and matching Includes the art of filling with lead Covers
all stages from paint removal to applying a new topcoat Packed
with professional tips what to do if something goes wrong.
This book takes the reader step-by-step through each stage
of preparation from minor repairs, through filling and undercoats
to a paint finish fit for a classic car. Over 140 colour photographs
illustrate every stage of the procedures. Paint like a professional!
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ISBN 1861261470
A complete
history of the Jaguar E-type in all its forms, from the first
in 1961 to the last in 1974 when production ceased. The author
includes full specifications and results of road tests, and
information is provided on buying and maintaining an E-type.
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ISBN 1870979125
A guide
to the Jaguar E Type car. It contains details of production
changes and modifications, standard and optional equipment,
and colour schemes. This book also describes how the car originally
looked, based on factory records and the advice of experts
and restorers.
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ISBN 1861262132
With
its bonded aluminium chassis and its glass reinforced plastic
bodywork, the Lotus Elise has pioneered some interesting technologies.
In this volume, motoring journalist and historian John Tipler
details the story of the Lotus Elise, illustrated by photographs.
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ISBN 1859608817
Morgan,
founded in 1910, made three-wheelers for 26 years before deciding
to add a fourth wheel to their vehicles and enter the sports
car market. It was a good move. Today Morgan - the oldest
motor manufacturer in the world still controlled by the family
who created it - enjoys a waiting list of several years, which
speaks volumes for the desirability of its nostalgic sports
cars. This enthusiast's guide includes a history of the marque,
buying tips, driving impressions and technical specifications.
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ISBN 1859606075
An absolutely
essential reference when considering the purchase of, particularly
your first, MGB. At this stage the most important section
covers what points to look for when viewing an MGB, and gives
a guide as to how much repairs or replacement will cost in
each case - useful in negotiations with the vendor.
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ISBN 1859606148
Although
production of these great British sports cars ceased many
years ago, enthusiasm for them continues unabated. Now fully
revised and updated to include the rebuilding of a car with
a Heritage bodyshell this book, first gives the reader a basic
history of the Midget and Sprite, tells the prospective buyer
how to find a good example, and then gets down to the restoration.
Particular attention is given to bodywork repairs, interior,
upholstery and hood renovation and repair, parts interchangability
and tuning/modification.
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ISBN 0760314497
Terry
Horler is the Sprite and Midget detective. His invaluable
book will help anyone restore their car to correct specifications.
As these cars grow older, and more people alter them both
cosmetically and dynamically, it gets more and more difficult
to know what the makers intended when they constructed these
vehicles. This is especially the case with steering wheels,
grilles, badges and interior fittings. So if you want to try
a Sprite or Midget as the makers intended (and - a personal
view - at their best) let Terry be your guide. If not, and
you simply want the pleasure of the best place to browse nostalically
about these cars, Terry's book does that job too. A few cars
he pictures have minor alterations, but there are some gems
as well. Rare colours are illustrated (such as Pale Pink)
and there is a mass of information on year by year changes.
Overall no-one has come close with other books about these
endearing little sports cars. It is also clear that the people
buying these cars for serious money want them to be correct.
Terry's book can make you wealthier, too!
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ISBN 1861262620
The
Spitfire and its stable mate the Triumph GT6 were produced
for almost 20 years. James Taylor traces the history of these
cars from the initial design concept, through to production,
development and their current classic status.
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ISBN 1852237961
TVR
today is a highly respected manufacturer of exclusive, stylish
sports cars, which are among the fastest on the road. So successful
has the TVR become that it now has its own TVR Tuscan challenge
series. John Tipler charts the company's history, from Trevor
Wilkinson's initial optimism, the near disastrous move to
a wedge shape, and builds up to the present day under Peter
Wheeler. He covers the development of the cars and profiles
the leading characters, Martin Lilley and Peter Wheeler. Finally
he looks in detail at the factory, the staff, the unorthodox
design process, the creation of the chasis and bodies, and
the immaculate care that goes into the manufacture of each
care, including full technical specifications for all TVR
models.
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ISBN 1859608574
The
Elise saw the return of the genuinely exciting sports car.
This was the first Lotus for a generation to truly revive
Colin Chapman's ideals, proving a worthy successor to the
seminal Lotus 7. The Elise was the first modern sports car
to generate real enthusiasts, tempting many classic car fans
to change their allegiance to this no-compromise contemporary
classic. Nearly 11,000 Elises have been built since its 1995
launch and an ongoing programme of development ensures that
it still retains its status. This volume charts the complete
Elise story, including interviews with the car's designer
and development engineers. It contains information on buying,
owning and running an Elise and features details of aftermarket
accessories and modifications. Also included are appendices
detailing model specifications, performance data, production
figures and full listings of dealers, specialists and clubs.
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ISBN 185010932X
It covers
all stages of vehicle interior enhancement, from cleaning
and tidying, through to stripping out and replacing upholstery,
repairing seat frames, and renewing trim panels. Other chapters
describe how to cure water leaks, rust damage, re-colouring
vinyl trim, feeding and maintaining leather upholstery, facia
and door capping renovation and dealing with headlinings.
Useful contact addresses are included in the appendices.
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ISBN 0836831942
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ISBN 0760316449
There
are a lot of books about Morgan's Sports Cars, Historys mainly,
how they are built, racing pedigree etc. But this one covers
a very necessary area... IF YOU ARE ABLE TO DO IT YOURSELF...
I had a Morgan +4 for nearly four years and I only wish I
had had this book at the time! RECOMMENDED (both the book
and the car!)...
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ASIN B00009B0LQ
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ASIN B00006FI2T
Featuring
a profile on the Lotus motorcar from the early 1950s to the
present day. Special Features.
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