No comments about Forty Years of Ferrari V12 Engines.

5 comments about Original Ferrari V12 1965-1973.

1. As a Ferrari fan,I collect and read many books of Ferrari.This is one of the books that make me feel I have got a lot of knowledge.It has more than 220 color photographs and detail introduction of engine,transmission,facia...etc.This book keep the same class of the other one:"Ferrari V8".So,I just can't wait for this series books ! (Because this book just introduce from 1965 to 1973 !)



2. As a Ferrari fan,I collect and read many books about Ferrari.This is one of the books that I feel I have got a lot of knowledge.There are more than 220 color photographs and detail introduction about the every car's chassis,transmission,wheel...etc.This book keep the same class of the other one:"Ferrari V8". So,I just can't wait for the other series books ! (Because this book just introduce the cars from 1965 to 1973 !)



3. Another strong entrant in the "Original" series, with Bluemel's usual thorough research, beautiful and detailed photography and useful technical info for each model. This book covers the golden era of Ferrari's road cars. Impatiently waiting for the second V-12 book.



4. Really nice color pictures with shots of the dash and interior on many of the models featured. Occasional under the hood photos are included. These are all "road" cars rather than the track cars. Useful for modellers. No drawings of chassis, suspensions or engines which is the only reason this book does not get a higher rating from me.



5. It is not a buyers guide, but it shows details of the cars i have not seen in other books. It really helps to improve your car. Although i am aware that every Ferrari of the sixties differs from each other.

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No comments about Ferrari Life Buyers Portfolio (Buyer's Portfolio).

No comments about Ferrari Legends: Classics of Style and Design.

5 comments about Ferrari: 1947-1997.

1. This book accomplish quite properly it mission. To give us a shallow look at the first 50 years of the make. Good and some very rare pictures, diagrams explaining technical solutions and good but condensed text. A must.



2. This is the true story - from Enzo's days as an Alfa Romeo engineer and race mechanic, up to his death...and beyond. It's refreshing to find the story so well summed up - while it's not an unbiased account, it's exactly what you'd expect from the folks who make some of the most amazing machines on the face of this earth. What an awesome story, and great pictures to boot!



3. Antonio Ghini's book contains whatever lies below the "Prancing Horse" badge, for models produced in the 50 years period; moreover, it helps to understand and find answers of today's automotive & motorsports technologies' innovational questions which are solved decades before. The online version of the book is available at CuoreSPORTIVO ICEO Web Site with pictures.



4. Exhaustively chronicled and well presented, this is the benchmark for books on the icon Ferrari. This car is and always has been a piece of art, the cars are beautifully created and the most stylish. The perfect car for the continental Italian. Ferrari is like everything italian, it just get's better with age. If you have any interest whatsoever in Ferrari, then i highly recommend this book, the images alone are worth the purchase, the book looks like it was designed by Ferrari.



5. detailed true story of Enzo, and the making of Ferrari in each model. This book is good for beginners who just want to woo and ahhh Ferrari by flipping pages, but not for an expert like myself. I would recommend the DVD, the movie about Enzo's life and his factory. This books also pricey. NASCAR FAN~!!! GO HOME DEPOT~!!

1 comments about Enzo Ferrari : A Life.

1. This is a very well written and entertaining biography of ENZO FERRARI, who depsite the worlwide recognition of the name was never truly known outside Italy. he was as Williams, reveals a very reserved man who suffered a lot in his personal life even while builiding a company that became a legend in its own time producing cars that were - and are - works of art as well as marvels of technology. Williams traces ferrari's life form the days of his youth, his admiration for the Italian World War 1 pilot and ace Francesco Baracca form whom he borrowed the prancing horse symbol that graces his cars. ferrari became a racing driver and had some success with ALfa Romeo, until he was beaten by one of the greatest driving legends of all time, Tazio Nuvolari. Ferrari then went on to build a racing team based on Alfa Romeo cars and eventually in 1947 started to build his legendary cars.I have read many works on Ferrari cars, this book by Williams discusse the man more and his admiration and respect are evident. Perhaps more charming - at least for me - is his evident love of Italy and Itlians, and there are few products as philosophically Italian as Ferraris )or the ALfa Romeos that inspired them). Thereofer I recommend this book to those interested in intersting lives and in Italy in general.

No comments about Ferrari F355 & 360 Gold Portfolio 1995-2004 (Gold Portfolio).

No comments about Road & Track Ferrari F355-360-F430 Portfolio: 1995-2006 (Road & Track Portfolio).

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