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Holiday Catalog 2016 – 2017 Holiday Catalog 2016 – 2017 Reading for Racers Hot New Titles Most Popular This Year Brand New from Coastal 181! FOYT, ANDRETTI, PETTY RON BOUCHARD America’s Racing Trinity by Bones Bourcier Remembering the Kid from Fitchburg Were A.J. Foyt, Mario Andretti, and Richard compiled and edited by Bones Bourcier Petty the three best racers in our nation’s Rivals, teammates, friends and family members recall history? Perhaps. But in weaving together one of the Northeast’s most popular drivers, whose their complex tales within the social and spectacular Modified career—he won from New media climates of their era, Bourcier shows why their names are England to Florida—was followed by a Cup victory at still synonymous with greatness. AARN’s Ernie Saxton says, Talladega and NASCAR Rookie of the Year honors. “It may just be the best book on motorsports that I have read.” Soft cover, 264 pp., 100 B&W photos. S-1520: $27.95 Hard cover, 348 pp., 24 pages of B&W photos. S-1500: $34.95 CAGES ARE FOR MONKEYS LIFE’S TOUGH ON THE CIRCUIT Unleashed with Kevin Olson, Racing’s Zaniest The Autobiography of Bob Trostle Hall of Famer by Bob Trostle with Larry Weeks, foreword by by Kevin Olson with Lew Boyd Doug Wolfgang The laugh-out-loud memoir of one of America’s The full story of renowned car builder and most accomplished and enduring open-wheel owner Bob Trostle’s 45-year career in Sprint racers—and without a doubt one of its wackiest. Cars: races won and lost, tow vehicles broken Candid, nostalgic, and consistently outrageous. and crashed, race cars and engines built and rebuilt, tales of the Give this book to anyone who loves racing and needs a smile people, tracks, promoters along the way. Hard cover, 400 pp., to make their day. Soft cover, 204 pp., 98 B&W photos. S-1523: $24.95 247 color & B&W photos. S-1460: $44.95 LANGHORNE! No Man’s Land LINDA VAUGHN The First Lady of Motorsports by L. Spencer Riggs by Linda Vaughn with Rob Kinnan Reprinted by popular demand with all Perhaps the most photographed personality in automotive and the original content, this award-winning motorsports history, Linda Vaughn has entertained fans and been collector’s item covers the entire history of a premier marketer of automotive goods for more than 55 years. the world’s toughest mile, from its inception Linda gives fans a first-time-ever, behind-the-scenes look at her in 1926 to its demise in 1971. A great gift for career through personal photographic archives and other photos. racing historians and fans alike. Hard cover, 560 pages and over Hard cover, 224 pp., 317 color and 191 B&W photos. S-1522: $39.95 1,000 photos. S-952 Reg: $74.95 Holiday Special: $64.95 LIONHEART Remembering Dan Wheldon A HISTORY OF AUTO RACING IN by Andy Hallbery and Jeff Olson NEW ENGLAND Vol. 1 We’re proud to offer this beautiful tribute to the still greatly missed A Project of the North East Motor Dan Wheldon, told by the people who knew him best: family, Sports Museum friends, teammates, crew members and fellow competitors. A An extraordinary compendium of the rich portion of the proceeds benefits two charities close to the British history of stock car, open-wheel, drag and driver’s heart—the Dan Wheldon Foundation and the Alzheimer’s road racing in New England. Personal stories Association. Hard cover, 216 pp., 339 color & B&W photos. S-1531: $49.95 of drivers and tracks, illustrated with hundreds of photos, all JEFF GORDON contributed for the benefit of the North East Motor Sports His Dream, Drive & Destiny Museum. Hard cover, 304 pp., 400+ B&W photos. by Joe Garner S-1405: $34.95 First-ever authorized biography of Jeff Gordon, four-time champion racing legend. Based on extensive interviews with I AM DALE EARNHARDT – DVD Gordon and in-depth interviews with family members, friends, In-depth and insightful interviews, rare competitors, and colleagues, the book covers Gordon’s long footage and unforgettable highlights from career and includes a wealth of rare material from Gordon’s Earnhardt Sr.’s greatest moments on and personal photo and memorabilia collection. off the racetrack. Color, 60 min. V-1473: $14.95 Hard cover, 192 pp., fully illustrated. S-1532: $39.95 Turn the Page for More Dynamite Deals > 29 WATER STREET • NEWBURYPORT, MA 01950 • TOLL FREE: 1-877-907-8181 WWW.COASTAL181.COM Super Savings on Closeouts, Overstocks & Special Purchases Some limited quantities so don’t wait! Prices are valid while inventory lasts. DAREDEVILS OF THE FRONTIER by Keith Herbst Midgets and Sprinters dueling in the Buffalo Civic Stadium in the 1940s and ’50s. Hard cover, 192 pp., 350 photos. S-810: Was: $16.95 Now: $9.95 PAVED TRACK DIRT TRACK by Lew Boyd Buzz Rose Titles Tales of NJ’s Old Bridge Speedway and PA’s Nazareth Raceway, and legendary shoes Schneider, Andretti, Tasnady, the A few left at great prices! Reutimanns, Dallenbach, Frazee, Hildreth, Pauch and many more. Soft Cover, 232 pp., 200+ B&W photos. THE WINGLESS WARRIORS S-816: Was: $16.95 Now: $9.95 S-237: Orig: $59.95 Now: $24.95 STEADY EDDIE AMERICA’S OLDEST (URC) Memories of Ed Flemke, Modified Racing’s Fastest Professor S-795: Orig: $64.95 Now: $24.95 edited by Bones Bourcier One of the East’s most influential short-trackers recalled by Ron THE RIM RIDERS Bouchard, Pete Hamilton, Junie Donlavey, Gene Bergin and more. S-663R: Orig: $59.95 Now: $24.95 Soft Cover, 256 pp., 100 B&W photos. S-2X: Was: $16.95 Now: $9.95 RACERS AT REST with Supplement INSIDE HERMAN’S WORLD S-951: Orig: $74.95 Now: $34.95 by Kenny Wallace with Joyce Standridge One of racing’s nicest guys, Kenny Wallace is also a talented commentator and racer. Soft cover, 264 pp., 300 B&W photos. S-723: Orig: $23.95 Now: $14.95 TATTERSALL THE LEGEND by Ed Watson and Dennis Newlyn The story of USAC Midget Champion Bob Tattersall and the legend he created for 13 years in Australia. One of racing’s truly colorful characters. Soft cover, 256 pp., 56 pp. of photos. S-83: Orig: $15.00 Now: $7.95 Dick Wallen Classics Check out the prices! MARTIN & T.J.’S RACE CAR REPAIR DISTANT THUNDER When Midgets Were Mighty by Susan Kelly Hearn 395 pp. S-1288: Orig: $125.00 Special: $39.95 Great kids’ book about teamwork in a race car garage, with a tool search challenge at the back of the book. FABULOUS FIFTIES Hard cover, 32 pp., Ages 4-8. S-158: Was: $9.95 Now: $4.95 American Championship Racing 576 pp. S-1287: Orig: $125.00 Special: $65.00 HARD DRIVING MEN Images of Speed 1895–1960 eGreat Gift Idea! 192 pp. S-1289: Orig: $140.00 Special: $50.00 HISTORY OF AMERICAN SPEEDWAYS PAST AND PRESENT RIVERSIDE Palace of Speed by Allan Brown 352 pp., 1000+ photos. Classic reference book. Soft cover, 850 pp. S-1290: Orig: $100.00 Special: $39.95 S-185: Orig: $35.00 Now: $20.00 ROARING ROADSTERS The Road to Indy 2015 NATIONAL SPEEDWAY DIRECTORY 272 pp. S-1291: Orig: $140.00 Special: $39.95 by Tim Frost S-21: $10.00 A Perfect Pair SEVENTIES CHAMPIONSHIP REVOLUTION for Your Racing 240 pp. S-1292: Orig: $140.00 Special: $39.95 Buy both books and save. Library! S-185/S-21: Value: $45.00 Now: $25.00 2 Toll Free 1-877-907-8181 Join our email list for special offers and new releases! Open Wheel Books TONY BETTENHAUSEN & SONS WICKED FAST An American Racing Family Album Racing Through Life with Bentley Warren by Gordon Kirby by Bones Bourcier A visual odyssey of the Bettenhausen family’s epic story, starting One of the most decorated short-track drivers with two-time Indy Car champion Tony Sr.’s first laps at the wheel ever, seven-time Oswego Speedway champion, of a Midwestern Midget in 1938, and following Gary, Merle and four-time ISMA champ, two-time Little 500 Tony Jr.’s careers. Features over 350 superb photos and is enlivened by Merle and Susan winner, Indy and Silver Crown star—Bentley Bettenhausen’s personal recollections, observations and commentary about their father, Warren is also one of our favorite and most colorful characters. brothers and family. Hard cover, 225 pp. with full statistical data. S-1515: $59.95 Soft cover, 272 pp., 160 B&W photos. S-1322: $29.95 INDY 500 MEMORIES BLACK NOON An Oral History of “The Greatest Spectacle in Racing” The Year They Stopped the Indy 500 by Art Garner and Marc B. Spiegel by Art Garner More than 150 drivers, fans, celebrities and others share their personal Superb, deeply researched chronicle of one stories and remembrances of the world’s most famous auto race. of the darkest and most important days in Twenty different race winners representing more than 40 victories auto-racing history: the 1964 Indy 500 when are among those sharing memories, including the greatest names in Eddie Sachs and Dave MacDonald were killed the sport. Soft cover, 230 pp. S-1511: $19.95 in fiery crashes that shook the motorsports world. Soft cover, 352 pp., B&W photos. S-1391SC: $16.95 ART POLLARD The Life and Legacy of a Gentleman Racer by Bob Kehoe JIM McGEE Crew Chief of Champions Art Pollard’s story, from his humble beginnings in Dragon, Utah, to his by Gordon Kirby untimely death on Pole Day at Indianapolis in 1973.
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