Could someone recommend a good book that is in print with driving and set
up tips relevant to the ''67 GP cars featured?
Thanks.
Could someone recommend a good book that is in print with driving and set
up tips relevant to the ''67 GP cars featured?
Thanks.
Should be worth the price of the product itself!
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Could someone recommend a good book that is in print with driving and
set up tips relevant to the ''67 GP cars featured?
Cheers!
Marc
> From what I've heard it is a VERY THICK book, with lots of photos, and is
> VERY detailed..
Extinct Track Archive - http://www.simproject.com/eta/index.html
> ....no such animal.
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I suggest that you might want to browse the appropriate section at
Amazon. They may have something that would be suitable.
> Could someone recommend a good book that is in print with driving and
> set up tips relevant to the ''67 GP cars featured?
> Thanks.
Thanks,
doktorB
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That's okay, I don't imagine he's very familiar with you either ;-)
Ex editor of Car and Driver magazine (and many others), wrote the ICR2
stratgey guide for Papy (and many others), been involved in racing
longer than I've been alive and raced a fair bit himself.
Cheers!
John
> > ....no such animal.
> ...yet.
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> Marc J. Nelson
> The Sim Project - http://www.simproject.com
> Extinct Track Archive - http://www.simproject.com/eta/index.html
(Sorry Steve..!) :-)
Cheers!
John
> Steve probably wrote it back in 1967 - he was old even then...!
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> Not familiar with him..
"Winning" was the guide included in the latest incarnation of ICR2, AKA:
CART Racing.
Tid-bit #2:
The book "Winning" was so hacked-up by the Papy-editors, that Smith
nearly hung-up his pen (i.e: retired and almost didn't do the one for
GPL). Sierra/Papyrus was a bit more relaxed in the GPL manuscript,
and aside from not being able to use the name "Ferrari" is more-or-less
intact (Sierra hadn't secured the license by the time the manuscript
was finished).
Cheers!
Marc
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L.S.
>> ....no such animal.
>...yet.
>--
>Marc J. Nelson
>The Sim Project - http://www.simproject.com
>Extinct Track Archive - http://www.simproject.com/eta/index.html
> Another purchase was a 1/18 scale model of Jim Clark's Lotus
> 49.
Cheers!
Marc
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I've also got a few of the old MPC GT-40 kits, and...er...Hmmm...
...Time to grab the flashlight and go diggin' in the garage...
Cheers!
Marc
> Also nearing completion is a rare (only 200 kits were made) 1/24 release
> of the Lotus 49 of 1967 (Dutch GP) and 1968 (South African GP). This is
> a "master craftsman" kit from a small specialist business in Japan and
> is in resin, white metal castings etc. with negligable documentation.
> It does build up into a magnificent, highly accurate model but requires
> patience and a wealth of reference material!!
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