Title: Audi Quattro - Eine Hommage an die Allrad Legende aus Ingolstadt Author: Jeremy Walton Publisher: HEEL Verlag Year of Publication: 2008 Sites: 160 - Hardback Format/Size: 25x 25cm Language: Deutsch Content: From its development and model evolution to its motorsport successes and the experiences of current Urquattro owners, this superbly illustrated book offers the complete story of this automotive trendsetter and today´s collector´s item. A fantastic and interesting book, offering a wealth of vivid details. Easy to understand and beautifully illustrated. An absolute must-have for any quattro enthusiast. Includes approximately 350 mostly color illustrations. Condition: New & original packing

Title: 30 Jahre Audi Sport - 30 Jahre quattro Author: Alexander von Wegner Publisher: Audi AG - Hansmann Verlag Sites: 208 Format/Size: 24 x 33 cm Hardcover Language: german Content: look please at picture 2 Condition: New & original packing

Title: Rallye-Szene - Das 6x6 des Rallyesports Author: Klaus Buhlmann Publisher: Gronenberg Format: 18 x 24,5 cm Number of pages: 256 / Hardcover Text: german Content: look please picture 2 ISBN: 3882650958 Condition: antiquarian - used / very good (9/10) / book cover with slight traces of abrasion

Title: Schrader-Typen-Chronik Ford Escort 1968-1998 Author: Joachim Kuch Publisher: Motorbuch Verlag Publication Year: 2007 Sites: 96 - Hardback Format/Size: 24x 22cm Language: German Content: Der Escort war der erste echte Volkswagen von Ford. Unterhalb des Taunus angesiedelt, sollte die in England entwickelte Limousine mit einem überzeugenden Preis-/Leistungsverhältnis gegen Opel Kadett und Volkswagen antreten. Zumindest im Rennsport glückte dem Ford das, was den beiden anderen Marken nie gelang: Man wurde zu einer Größe im Renn- und Rallyesport. Die Reihe "Schrader-Typen-Chronik" wird mit dem "Ford Escort 1968-1998" fortgesetzt. Wie alle anderen Typen-Chroniken besticht auch dieser durch seine enorme Datenfülle sowie durch seine kurzen und prägnanten Informationen zum Kultmodell. Condition: New & original packing

Title: Schrader-Typen-Chronik VW Golf I 1974-1983 Author: Joachim Kuch Publisher: Motorbuch Verlag Publication Year: 2007 Sites: 96 - Hardback Format/Size: 24x 22cm Language: German Content: The Golf I became a worthy successor to the Beetle. The small car from Wolfsburg became a bestseller in the mid-1970s and remained so until 1983. Condition: New & original packing

Title: Schrader-Typen-Chronik VW Käfer 1302/1303 1970-1980 Author: Alexander F. Storz Publisher: Motorbuch Verlag Publication Year: 2007 Sites: 96 - Hardback Format/Size: 24x 22cm Language: German Content: The super Beetles of the early seventies were intended to rescue the aging rear-engine concept and bring it into the modern era. To meet the increased safety requirements of the important US market, the front end was lengthened, leading to the 1302 and then to the last large Beetle with its characteristic panoramic windshield, the 1303. The final representative of this series was the 1303 Cabriolet, which was built until 1980. In this volume of the successful series, illustrated with a wealth of historical photographs, documents, and brochures, Alexander Franc Storz pays fitting tribute to this Wolfsburg workhorse. Condition: New & original packing

Title: Audi Quattro - Auf allen Vieren zum Erfolg Author: Jan - Henrik Muche Publisher: HEEL Verlag Publication Year: 2005 Sites: 176 - Hardback Format/Size: 24x 29cm Language: German Content: Nearly 25 years after its launch, the all-wheel-drive vehicle from Ingolstadt has achieved cult status. When it was unveiled at the Geneva Motor Show in 1980, it was the first mass-produced car with all-wheel drive. In the following years, the alliance of the four rings with the world´s best rally driver, Walter Röhrl, proved unbeatable. In his new book on one of the most fascinating chapters in automotive development, author Jan-Henrik Muche traces the car´s history from the initial concept study through the first prototypes to series production. Condition: New & original packing

Title: Ford Escort - A Winner`s Car The legendary Mk1 & Mk2 in rallying Author: John Davenport & Reinhard Klein Photography: McKlein Publisher: McKlein Publishing Year: 2018 Sites: 264 Pictures: ca. 356 in colour and 156 in black-and-white Format/Size: 245 x 300 mm, Hardcover Language: english & german Content: Asked to sum up the Ford Escort, Markku Alén put it in fourwords: "It´s a winner´s car." The front-engined, rear-wheel drive car triumphed all around the world, whether it was at the 1970 World Cup Rally, the East African Safari, in Swedish snow or on Finland´s high-speed tracks. At its home event, the RAC Rally, the Mk1 and Mk2 versions proved invincible for eight years. But it is not only the successes of works drivers like Roger Clark, Timo Mäkinen, Hannu Mikkola, Ari Vatanen, Markku Alén or Björn Waldegård that have made the Escort so famous. The car was reliable, easy to control and almost easier to repair, and was thus the preferred car of many dozens of successful private drivers. Proof, if any were needed, was that Escorts took the first ten places at the 1973 Scottish Rally. In short, hardly any other car has influenced rallying or enjoyed as much success as the Ford Escort. This 264-page book summarizes the complete rally history of the Mk1 and Mk2 Escorts from the first concept in 1967 to the World Championship title of 1981. Author John Davenport - the first to co-drive in the Escort at its rally debut fifty years ago - spoke to two dozen contemporary witnesses and has summarized the history of this car more comprehensively and vividly than anyone before. It describes the development in chronological order, but lightened by interesting comments and anecdotes. The texts are accompanied by more than 500 partly known and partly never-before-seen photos. They show the Escort in the legendary Boreham workshop, during test drives and, above all, in action in a wide variety of liveries. ISBN: 978-3927456085 Condition: New & original packing

Title: Ford Escort RS1600 - Safari 1972 The story of the 1972 Safari Rally winning Escort RWC 455K Author: Ed Heuvink with John Davenport Foreword: Hannu Mikkola and Gunnar Palm Format: 29 x 29 cm, hardcover in a slipcase Pages: 158 Pictures and illustrations: ca. 80 in colour and 110 in black-and-white Language: English Limited edition of only 999 copies Content: Rally cars do not make history every day but one that did hit the headlines was the Escort RS1600 that won the East African Safari Rally in 1972. For twenty years, the Safari had been won by drivers from within the East African community and this was despite all attempts by the European rally hierarchy to change that. Acknowledged as the World’s Toughest Rally, the Safari had attracted works teams and works drivers right through the 1960s. They had often led the rally at some point, but never won it. Incredibly, even in teams where there were European and East African drivers in equal machines, it was always a local crew that won through to victory at the finish. In 1972, this challenge was finally overcome when Hannu Mikkola and Gunnar Palm won the Safari in a works-prepared Escort RS1600. The actual car that accomplished that achievement is the subject of this book. The whole story is told from Ford’s first involvement in rally sport through the creation of their own specialist competition department, and how Ford cars fared on rallies in general and on the Safari in particular. The development of the Escort from its Twin Cam beginnings through to the preparation of the works cars for the 1972 Safari is followed by a detailed account of the 1972 rally itself. The back-story to the creation of this book is that this car, the most famous of Escort rally cars, is now in the N-Anadol Collection in Switzerland. Two cars from this unique collection of original Ford competition vehicles have been the subject of books commissioned by their owner. These have been written by the well-known Dutch author of motoring books, Ed Heuvink, and published by McKlein and now this Safari Escort book joins similar volumes on the original Ford GT101 and the Ford P68 sports car. The original pairing from 1972 - Hannu Mikkola and Gunnar Palm - supplied the foreword to this lavishly illustrated book. ISBN: 9783927458987 Condition: New & original packing

Title: Alpine A 110 Author: Enguerrand Lecesne Publisher: Heel Verlag Sites: 192 Pictures: 200 Format/Size: 26 x 26 cm Hardcover with bookjacket Language: german Content: Everything about the classic from France The Alpine A 110 was France´s sports car par excellence in the 1960s and 70s. Known in Germany as the flounder, the brisk little racer won series in rallies, mountain and circuit races. The climax was the rally world championship title in 1973. Elaborated in great detail and enriched with the voices of the pilots and participants at the time, this extraordinary monograph tells the complete sports history of the Renault Alpine A 110. This book describes the long racing career of the racers from Dieppe without gaps, introduces the numerous works and private drivers and impresses with plenty great photos of the legendary Berlinette in action. The complete sports history of the Renault Alpine A 110 ISBN: 9783868526967 Condition: New & original packing