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Built for Speed by John Griffith. John Griffith goes into detail describing each Factory Racing Bike, Engine Type, Capacity, Power Output, Fuel Tank, Wheels and Weight. Photos of bikes are on several pages. 1st Edition Book is Published in 1962 with 88 pages, has tears to dust cover, 98% clean pages, good binding, Overall is in Good + Condition. The Author recounts the histories and examines the technical features of these special interest racing machines. Do you like Motorcycles? I will be listing Historic, Antique and other important Books and Papers for Harley, Indian and other American, British, and European Motorcycles. Please add Me to your Watch/ Favorite list! Please email me with any questions. I will be double wrapping all books and papers and sending them out by Media Mail. |
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Rare miller pr18/2c 7" rim(sealed beam unit), vincent, black shadow(US $115.00)
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