We ship worldwide.
All shipping is charged at cost.
Ask us about combined shipping for more than one item.
| Shopify Unique ID: | 10561356955940 |
| Trademe Reference: | PR1409 (246) |
| Category: |
Cars & Motorcycles |
| New / Used: | Used |
Description
SUPERCARS: Driving The Dream
by Adam Phillips
DESCRIPTION
ISBN: 9781845612542
Format: medium hardcover with dust jacket
Published: Igloo Books 2007, 2nd edition
Size (mm): 255 w x 255 h x 20
Pages: 156
SKU: FSM/2502/U138
ABOUT
What makes someone want to buy a car that costs a small fortune? Or a very large one for that matter? What drives us to demand the best? What makes us want to experience the thrill and sensation of cars designed for pure driver indulgence and to appreciate the creativity and engineering that has made the supercar what it is today? It is our constant striving for excellence that does it and the modern supercars offer the answers.
Illustrated throughout with colour images.
CONDITION
Immaculate, near new with only light shelf wear on dust jacket and sunning on page edges. Images depict all need to know detail.
REMARKS
See our other listings on the subject.
LEADING VINTAGE BOOKSHOP SINCE 1989
Books - Newspapers - Magazines - Posters - Maps - Ephemera
QUESTIONS
- All enquires welcome
OUR STOCK
- All items listed are in our warehouse
- We do not drop ship
SHIPPING
- All shipping is via tracked courier
- We do not risk letter post
- Incorrect shipping option will cause delay
- Ensure your delivery address is secure
- PO Box address for New Zealand only
- International must be a street address
- Shipping charges are driven by weight, not volume.
- Combined shipping must be setup prior on request, no manual refunds post sale.
BUY WITH CONFIDENCE
- Only quality products, listings, images
- Our feedback speaks for itself
- Only eco-packaging, no plastic
- Bank deposit on request
- Prompt shipping across New Zealand
- We also ship to customers across 42 countries
BOOK DESCRIPTIONS
- Book description definitions explained via the About/Condition & Descriptions page.
Listing format © 1989-2026 Unicorn Books Ltd
