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Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Crystal Lake, IL
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Book Review: Go Like Hell
I am currently reading "Go Like Hell" its a book detailing the events leading to the development of the GT40 and the battle between Ford and Ferrari. Very interesting insight to the inner workings of Ferrari and Ford.....I was also amazed at the body count in racing during the 60s....not just drivers, but fans, etc...
Covers Shelby, Phil Hill, Enzo, Henry and many others.... Good light read and informative. Thought I would share.
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Re: Book Review: Go Like Hell
i was literally just thinking about getting this
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Re: Book Review: Go Like Hell
I was going to pick it up last summer, but thought it might be dull.....but very good. Unfortunately there is very little photography, I would think there would be some great pics from that era.
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Re: Book Review: Go Like Hell
I have a copy. Really enjoyed it.
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Join Date: Mar 2004
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Re: Book Review: Go Like Hell
Can you find it in a talking book ? I have ADD.
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