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 For a long time, this has been considered the definitive book on the
Ford GT40. It was first published in January 1970, then reprinted one
year later. In the ensuing years, several more books on the GT40 have
been published, but few, regardless of their page length, pack the same
amount of hard-core production information as this book does.
Just 80 pages in length, and all black and white except for the 14
press-release color photos which are now commonplace, the information
within is as in-depth as one could ever find on this great sports car.
And we do mean in-depth - like its sub-title says: "The Design and
Development of the Ford GT Racing Cars." Those words alone should tell
you that there's serious information here, more so than the usual - and
fairly useless - coffee table book fluff stuff. Then again, being filled
with hard-core information that true enthusiasts want to read about is
the hallmark of any book written by Karl Ludvigsen.
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