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Michael T. Lynch and Ron Parravano (Tony's
son) and William Edgar (John's son) wrote "American
Sports Car Racing in the 1950s" featuring priceless information
on big-time sports car racing in that formative decade. To order
the book CLICK HERE.
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"Atlas"
is an excellent Formula One site (now subscription, but worth it.
I subscribe).
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"Barchetta"
is a beautiful site and an excellent link for all of the interesting Ferraris
and Maseratis. I go here often.
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"Bolide"
is a British online magazine devoted to historic cars & racing.
"Tam's Old Race Car Site" was their "Website of the Week" for the week
starting March 26, 2001.
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"Cavallino"
magazine is a fine Ferrari source. Read
Michael T. Lynch's article on what LOOKS like a 4-liter GTO.
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The Maserati Club's "Il
Tridente" magazine features William Oosthoek's interviews of Bill Kimberly
& Bill Krause, and the story of the Maserati Type 151 coupe.
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"Harold Osmer is an award-winning author
of three books devoted to Southern California auto racing history. His
classic "Where They Raced" is a prime reference for anyone interested in
the historical significance of this sport." Find his books
on his website.
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Interesting articles here in the archive
of Ferrari of North America's
"Rosso
Ferrari" magazine.
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"Sports
Car Market" is the complete guide to collecting classic, antique, sports,
hot rods and muscle cars. (I subscribe and read it cover to cover.
TM)
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The "Talbot
Lago Encyclopedia" is an exhaustive history of the marque in two-volumes.
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"Vintage
Motorsport" celebrates vintage racing machines, the people who built
and drove them, the historic venues where all the action took place, and
current vintage racing, rally, touring and concours events.
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