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Aston Martin: Ever the Thoroughbred
Fully updated to feature the Vanquish, 007's steed in Die Another Day, here is the story of this elegant survivor of Britain's high-quality, low-volume prestige car market. Robert Edwards, who has owned and restored eight Aston Martins, describes every post-war model. The book includes technical information, buying advice, driving impressions and sidebars on topics as varied as John Wyer (one of the finest managers to grace a pit lane), the R.S. Williams Lightweight DB4s and the AMR racers.
168 pages, Hardcover
Published October 1, 2003
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February 5, 2015
Loved Aston Martin: Ever the Thoroughbred.
Great photos, great history, a must have for the classic car lover.
Great for model car reference building.
Would liked to have seen more photos for the DBR4-6 series cars.
Maybe an online reference source of the photos that were not used.
Wish other books would do this.
I know for a fact that when I shoot something for a book, there are hundreds of photos that were not used.
A site or page with the photos that weren't used would be great.
Beside that, good book, like it, but would like more, like usual.
Gregg Hutchings
Editor/Publisher
Model Cars Magazine
Slot Cars Magazine
Great photos, great history, a must have for the classic car lover.
Great for model car reference building.
Would liked to have seen more photos for the DBR4-6 series cars.
Maybe an online reference source of the photos that were not used.
Wish other books would do this.
I know for a fact that when I shoot something for a book, there are hundreds of photos that were not used.
A site or page with the photos that weren't used would be great.
Beside that, good book, like it, but would like more, like usual.
Gregg Hutchings
Editor/Publisher
Model Cars Magazine
Slot Cars Magazine
Displaying 1 of 1 review