The Essential MG (Essential (Motorbooks International))
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| Rating | : | 4.80 (517 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0760320039 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 160 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2018-02-04 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
The price was as attractive as the styling and the performance. The first MG cars were produced in Oxford, England, in 1924. The car was instantly appealing with a cheekiness of spirit that was to characterize the marque all its life, winning hearts of millions around the globe, not least in the United States. Essential MG tells the full story of this well loved sports car from its early days, covering developments in style, increases in power and its history in racing and speed trials. It was cheap and it was fun - quintessential MG traits.
Over the years he has owned, driven, described and competed in many of the cars featured in this landmark Rally Giants series, and his insight into their merits is unmatched.. His experience of rallying is worldwide. About the AuthorGraham Robson possesses an international reputation as a motoring historian, and has been close to the sport of rallying for many years. He has competed in many British and European events, reported on marathons in South America, and acted as a traveling controller on the legendary London-Mexico World Cup rally. Not only as a competitor, team mana
Great gift NGriewahn I purchased this as a gift for my father, a MG owner and enthusiast. He enjoyed this book, especially the pages about his model.. "Excellent summary of the car!" according to Al Dexter. This was purchased as a birthday gift for an MG owner. He appeared to be happy with the book. I felt that it was a good history of the MG and covered a long history well, with relatively few pages.. Cynthia Mazza said Great MG Book. Wonderful book bought for a person who is restoring an older MG. Lots of information and pictures!
His experience of rallying is worldwide. Graham Robson possesses an international reputation as a motoring historian, and has been close to the sport of rallying for many years. He has competed in many British and European events, reported on marathons in South America, and acted as a traveling controller on the legendary London-Mexico World Cup rally. Over the years he