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It was 1970 and Doug Nye was a budding freelance journalist trying to make his way; “British Cars of the Sixties” was his first book. It was very good then and still is so today. Only its audience has got larger.

And nearly 40 years later, Nye is one of the most respected motorsports and collector car authorities known to the enthusiast public. This book details precisely what the British motor industry was producing in the vital and turbulent days of the 1960s. From AC to Wolseley, from Bristol to Triumph, this then-current review is better than gold dust for today’s enthusiast.

Hardback in generally very good condition. Dust cover also good condition and bright, some minor old tape marks to inside flaps, from previous cover I suspect.