Decided to inventory the books I have, since I have bought a few twice accidently. Ferrari Sports Racers and Sports Prototypes, Ferrari SpA, 2003 All Ferrari Engines, Ferrari SpA, 2002 Ferrari Brochures – 1968-1989, Randell C. Baselt, 1991 Memoirs of Enzo Ferrari’s Lieutenant, Franco Gozzi, 2002 Ferrari The Legend, Mark Konig, 1997 Ferrari Pininfarina, Lionel Froissart, 1997 Ferrari Testarossa, Automobilia, 1992 Ferrari F40, Automobilia, 1992 Ferrari 512TR, David Sparrow and Iain Ayre, 1994 Ferrari Formula 1 Racing team, David Tremayne, 1998 Ferrari, Dennis Adler, 1997 Ferrari The Road Cars, Keith Bluemel, 1998 Ferrari Heritage, Richard Newton, 1998 Ferrari Buyers’ Guide, Dean Batchelor, 1996 Ferrari The Racing Cars, Keith Bluemel, 2000 50 Years of Ferrari, Andrea Curami, 1997 Ferrari Formula cars, Giulio Schmidt, 1994 Ferrari, Brian Laban, 2000 Ferrari Formula 1, Rainer W. Schlegelmilch, 1996 Original Ferrari V-12, Keith Bluemel, 1999 Original Ferraro V-8, Keith Bluemel, 1997 The Complete Ferrari, Roger Hicks, 2 versions – 1994 and 2000 Ferrari 512M, Automobilia, 1996 Ferrarissima #4, Automobilia, 1986 Enzo Ferrari, Richard Williams, 2001 Ferrari 308 – 328 – Mondial, Wallace A. Wyss, 1982 Ferrari Dino 246 – 308 – 328, Alan Henry, 1998 Ferrari 328-348-Mondial Ultimate Portfolio, Brookland Books Ferrari 1947-1997 The Official Book, Rizzoli, 1997 Ferrari, Rainer W. Schlegelmilch and Hartmut Lehbrink, 1995 Ferrari, Chris Harvey, 1986 Ferrari, L J K Setright, 1975 Ferrari, Brian Leban, 1984 Great Marques Ferrari, Godfrey Eaton, 1980 Ferrari, Exeter Books, 1983 The Classic Ferrari, Godfrey Eaton, 1985 Ferrari Italian Style, Anno 2, No 3 Ferrari Italian Style, Anno 2, No 5 Ferrari Collection No 1, Brooklands Books, 1970 Ferraris for the Road, Henry Rasmussen, 1980 Ferrari F40, Mark Hughes, 1990 Ferrai 365 GTB/4 Daytona, Doug Nye, 1984 Ferrari Sports Racing and Road Cars, Consumer Guide, 1982
Hey Mule do you have any ISBN # for those books? It might help those that are looking for a copy. Rob
I have some of those myself, but have to admit my all time favourite Ferrari book is "50 Years of Ferrari" (you list it as well). Finally a book that at least tries to document them all (production and sports cars) in a chronological order. Not complete, but a good start. Given all the interest in the marque for the life of me I can't understand nobody has ever written a cover all book (like 50 years of Ferrari, but more complete). One good book not mentioned here is "Ferrari - Das Werk" which covers the factory and its history. Many pictures of the inner sanctum.
Every time I am in Napa Valley at Automobilia, I pick up a few more. They seem to have some really obscure and non-English ones. My favorite is "Enzo Ferrari, His years Racing with Alfa". It was printed around 1950 and costs around $900. Since it is that old, there is no mention of Ferrari as a company. They also have a few that I would love to own, but I seem to empty my wallet on diecast before I get to the book section. They have about four shelves of Ferrari books that I have never seen. Looking at their collection, I think I am just hitting the tip of the iceberg. Tifosi, the thing I like about the 50 Years of Ferrari book is all the celebrity pictures at the factory in the back. Stallone, Pele, Princess Di, etc.
Got an address for that Automobilia shop in Napa Valley? I usually go to Heritage Motors in Beverly Hills. They have a nice collection of hard to find books. Not cheap either.
Automobilia Collectibles 1890 El Centro Ave Napa, CA 94558 707/257-7366 www.diecastdeal.com [email protected]
Does anyone here remember the Kimberleys Grand Prix Team Guide books from the 80's? I have number 3, Ferrari. They are thin, mag sized. This one has Pironi on the cover in the 126C2. Its dedicated to Gilles. Thx, Armand.
