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Holiday Catalog 2012 – 2013 R Cool Pe D U V S D S ! Holiday Catalog 2012 – 2013 r Cool pe D u V S D s ! S EE PAGE 7 Reading for Racers Hot New Titles Most Popular This Year Brand New from Coastal 181! THE HOME OF HEROES Fifty Years As a matter of fact, I am PARNELLI JONES of Racing at Utica-Rome Speedway by Parnelli Jones with Bones Bourcier by Bones Bourcier For race fans who know the sport’s history, “Parnelli A high-profile NASCAR asphalt oval before Jones” is synonymous with speed. Jones’ journey from becoming one of the region’s premier dirt California jalopy wars to victory lane at the Indianapolis tracks, Utica-Rome has welcomed over time 500 is the stuff of American motorsports legend. Now, at just about every significant racer in the East. last, Parnelli tells the story of his incredible racing life. Beautifully written and heavily illustrated, Each chapter is introduced by Bourcier to set the scene this Limited Edition is a collector’s item. Hard cover, 400 pp, and ends with a personal reminiscence by a racer, owner, 500 B&W and color photos. S-1167 Price: $55.00 or friend who was there. Hard cover, 272 pp, 175 B&W and color photos. Available December 2012 S-1236 Price: $39.95 LARRY PHILLIPS NASCAR’s Only Five-time Winston Racing Series Champion SWAMP YANKEE Brand New from Coastal 181! by Kendall Bell and David Zeszutek The Racing Life of Jim Jorgensen The compelling story of Larry Phillips, by Walt Scadden Missouri short-track driver par excellence, From the Bullrings to the Brickyard… The distance from mentor to Mark Martin, Rusty and Kenny the old Riverside Park Speedway in Agawam, Mass., to Wallace, and holder of a NASCAR championship record Indianapolis Motor Speedway is a little short of 900 miles. unequaled today. Soft cover, 196 pp, many B&W photos. The journey took car owner and engine-builder Jim Jorgensen S-1134 Price: $18.95 a decade, but when he towed into Gasoline Alley in May 1969, he knew it had all been worth it. Soft cover, 152 pp, STILL WIDE OPEN Second Edition B&W photos. S-1227 Price: $19.95 by Brad Doty and Dave Argabright MODIFIED STOCK CAR RACING “Enhanced and Expanded,” this edition contains the entire text of the original OF THE '60S & '70S 1999 release, PLUS two new chapters that by Steve Kennedy bring you up-to-date with Brad. Doty’s Photojournalist Kennedy brings together images and stories of story remains one of the most inspiring the Northeast’s best-loved drivers and their cars, as well as the in all motorsports. Hard cover, 288 pp, “also-rans.” The Mods ruled during the ’60s and ’70s when cars incl. 32 pp of color and B&W photos. S-1142 Price: $29.95 were built in backyards by local mechanics utilizing junkyard parts, no two cars looked alike, and you didn’t have to travel far to race. 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