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S-91
Original Price: $20.00
Sale Price: $9.95
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Speedway Photos
By Bob Sheldon
Bob
Sheldon's photo album. All photos with captions.
This book is like having
your own photo album of over 70 racetracks from the
1930s to the 60s. Big Cars, Midgets, Stock Cars and
Indy, with some coverage of the TQs & Crosley races
in the Chicago area.
Hard cover, 144 pages,
7 1/4" x 9 1/4",
Over 250 photos
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S1061
Price: $99.95
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Offy – America’s Greatest
Racing Engine
by Ken Walton
Probably the most comprehensive history of this legendary engine and
the bible for anyone trying to identify or rebuild one of these
exquisitely machined
powerplants.
Offy analyzes architectural concepts used in the engine
beginning with the Charlatan Peugeot of 1912. The history continues
through the Miller/Offenhauser/Goossen era (1913 to 1933),
Offenhauser/Goossen era (1934-1946), Meyer/Drake/Goossen era
(1946-1965), and finally Drake/Goossen/Hermann era (1965-1980).
The book also includes shop manual assembly/disassembly data in
150-pages of incredibly detailed appendices.
With more than 650 images, the focus is on an American icon that
dominated oval-track racing across the country (particularly the
Indy 500) for nearly five decades.
Hard cover, 512 pages with dustcover.
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S-795
Price: $64.95
SUPER SPECIAL: $29.95
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TOW MONEY Volume II
The History of
the United Racing Club,
America ’s Oldest Sprint Car Organization
by Buzz Rose
Volume 2 of the History
of United Racing Club (URC) from 1978-2006.
Forewords by URC champions Gary Gollub and Glenn Fitzcharles.
208 pages, hard bound, hundreds of black and white and color photos
and another must-have for the dedicated sprint car fan.
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S-844
Price: $20.00
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PICTORIAL VIEW – The Bear Shops
at Indianapolis
by Richard J, Iverson
Dick Iverson has compiled one of the most unique books ever on Indy.
It is based on 250 plus photographs – most not published ever before
– of roadsters and rear engine cars being wheel aligned with the
Bear facilities and equipment at Indianapolis.
The images are fabulous, and the book is full of interesting tidbits
about the Brickyard.
Hard cover, 134 pages.
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