Marque & Motor Sport Manufacturers

Bentley Fifty years of the marquee, is mainly a pictorial tribute to that excellent motor-car written by Johnnie Green, a great car enthusiast, whose devotion to Bentley is unsurpassed, and a member of the Bentley Drivers Club, from where a mass of material was obtained. Nearly 600 photographs follo..

Bentley Fifty years of the marquee, is mainly a pictorial tribute to that excellent motor-car written by Johnnie Green, a great car enthusiast, whose devotion to Bentley is unsurpassed, and a member of the Bentley Drivers Club, from where a mass of material was obtained. Nearly 600 photographs follo..

Bentley Fifty years of the marquee, is mainly a pictorial tribute to that excellent motor-car written by Johnnie Green, a great car enthusiast, whose devotion to Bentley is unsurpassed, and a member of the Bentley Drivers Club, from where a mass of material was obtained. Nearly 600 photographs follo..

This two volume publication housed within a slip case, beautifully reproduces the rare promotional magazines that Bentley Motors (1931) Limited published in the late 1930s titled 'On the Road'. There were 13 issues of the magazine and it was designed for current and prospective owners. In some ways ..

In this publication Ray Roberts covers by way of a register style format, cars which are both special by design /re-engineering / remodelling such as The Barnato Hassan Special, Napier Bentley, the Bob Burrell Derby built special and various Mk6 Specials by the likes of Harry Rose, Derry Mallalieu, ..

In this second volume, Ray Roberts continues his coverage of the WO, Derby and Crewe built chassis, by way of a register style format for cars which are special by design, such as: the Andrew Day Supercharged 3/8, YR22 The Gordon Russell 3/8 litre Special, the McLeod H J Mulliner Lightweight Derby B..

When the first new post war Bentleys emerged from Rolls Royce’s former aero engine factory at Crewe in 1946, it was the beginning of a new era for one of Britain’s most famous sporting marques. Available in either a standard steel body or a variety of special coachwork produced by the cream of Briti..

First published in 1989 "Bentley The Silent Sports Car" can be acknowledged as the ‘standard work’ on the Derby Bentley. Based on a fine collection of original coachbuilders’ photographs, the book looks at the development of the Derby Bentley. With a focus on the British coachwork aspect, there are ..

It is not often that an author of a motoring book can justly claim to have written a definitive work on his favourite subject at his first attempt. This is precisely the case with Michael Hay and this work on the vintage years of the Bentley. Based on a comprehensive collection of over 500 photograp..

A fine history of the famous 5 litre chain driven car bodied by Labourdette and first owned by the famous French aviator Roland Garros. William ‘Bill’ Boddy covers the history of the car from French ownership throughout its life, including Ivy Cummings, Col. Giles and many years under the custodians..

Many books have been written about the exploits of the BMC Competitions Department. This one is different because in it takes a look behind the scenes, using many document which, to the knowledge of Marcus Chambers, Stuart Turner and Peter Browning, have never before appeared in print. These give an..

When contemplating the engineering brilliance and marketing triumph of the BMW 3-Series range, it is difficult to believe that in 1959 BMW was practically bankrupt, on the verge of a bargain basement takeover by Daimler Benz. In 1992, the company produced over half a million cars and by far the most..