UK delivery £6.30 per order, free on orders of £75 or more. EU delivery £18.45 per order. US and Canada delivery £33.65 per order.
Couldn't load pickup availability
The autobiography of John Bolster — racing driver, hill-climb specialist, co-founder of Autosport magazine, and the BBC's leading motor racing commentator of the 1950s — covering thirty years of motoring from his famous "Bloody Mary" specials through Brooklands, Donington, Shelsley Walsh, and post-war Grand Prix reporting. Published by Autosport, the magazine he co-founded with Gregor Grant in 1950. Dust jacket present with striking illustrated artwork.
Author: Bolster, John
Publisher: Autosport
Place: London
Year: 1958
Physical: 24 x 16cm, 180pp, original green cloth, dust jacket present, illustrated with 64 b&w photographs
