The Freikaiserwagen Was Designed And Built In The 1930s As An Inexpensive "special" Which Could Take Part In Hills Clmbs And Sprints On A Competitive Basis With Commercially Built Cars. Its Story Ended In Tragedy In July 1950, But For Seven Hill Climb Seasons Before And After World War Two, The Unlikely Little Car Was A Serious Player And Distinguished Itself By Holding Its Own Among Its Wealthier Rivals.this Book Tells The Season-by-season Story, Capturing The "feel" Of Those Years As Well As The Exploits Of Cars And Drivers At Shelsley Walsh And Other Venues.

Publisher: 16 Ton Press

Status: Out of Print (No Stock)

Number of pages: 112

Black & white images: 80

Binding: SBD

Language: English

Origin: UK