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Arno Michael Haslinger: Heuer Chronographen
Great book from Germany documenting all Heuer watches from the 60's and 70's with loads of great period pictures. Text in German and English.
Members of the Mercedes-Benz Club America: Mercedes-Benz Technical Companion (Bently Automotive Reference)
This has saved me a few pounds, it covers a lot of models but I think there are a few gems in here for all old MB owners.
Janos Wimpffen: Spyders & Silhouettes
Another in the series from Janos Wimpffen. Fantastic.
Richard Meaden: Classic Motorsport Routes
Great introduction to a whole load of historic motorsport routes (all on public roads) that you can drive today. Start planning...
Carroll Smith: Nuts, Bolts and Fasteners Handbook (Motorbooks Workshop)
Essential reading if you're building anything fast.
Doug Nye: Driving Ambition : The Official Inside Story of the McLaren F1
The genius of Gordon Murray
Matt Stone: McQueen's Machines: The Cars and Bikes of a Hollywood Legend
Who ever thoought a BROWN Losso could be so cool
Alan Clark: Backfire: A Passion for Cars and Motoring
He knew what it was all about, a true enthusiast
Roger Williams: How to Improve Triumph TR2-4A (Speedpro)
TRs on steriods, the FIA wouldn't approve
Michael Keyser: A French Kiss with Death: Steve McQueen and the Making of Le Mans (Driving)
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