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Alfa romeo il libro ufficiale - edizione del centenario
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It was on 24 June 1910 when Milan ‘officialised’ the birth of Anonima Lombarda Fabbrica Automobili or A.L.F.A. About 10 years later, that acronym was completed by the surname of Nicola Romeo...
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Alfa romeo the official book - the centenary edition
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It was on 24 June 1910 when Milan ‘officialised’ the birth of Anonima Lombarda Fabbrica Automobili or A.L.F.A. About 10 years later, that acronym was completed by the surname of Nicola Romeo...
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Bmw gs adventure motorcycle: a 30-year catalog
The GS is BMW’s bestselling motorcycle by far, a beautifully crafted blend of on- and off-road capability. In this translation of the German book, "Faszination BMW GS," now in its fifth edition, all versions are covered in careful detail and exten...
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Classic racing engines
This authoritative book gives an overview of 50 classic motor racing engines selected from an 80-year period starting in 1913, when racing power units emerged as a distinct breed. Including many famous engines as well as others that are less well ...
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Il grande libro dei camion italiani
The first Italian truck was built at the start of the 20th century: it was a simple vehicle equipped with a basic disc engine. Since then, more than a century has passed and the technical and stylistic evolution of these vehicles has been among th...
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Open roads & front engines world championship sports car racing in photographs, 1953-1961
During the remarkable period from 1953 through 1961, the most famous long-distance epics such as Le Mans, the Mille Miglia, Targa Florio, Sebring, Nürburgring, the Carrera Panamericana, and Dundrod all experienced their finest moments. This meticu...
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Ottovu fiat 106 sport & siata derivata fiat
A de-luxe two volumes work on the history and development of what probably is one of the most mysterious cars from the early fifties: the Fiat 106 Sport, better known as the OttoVu. Developed by Dante Giacosa for a different application, the odd ...
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