Has anyone got "The fastest cars from around the world" book circa 1996

[juliann]

If anyone has "The fastest cars from around the world" by Michael Bowler - published 1995,6,7,8 ; would you mind looking something up for me please.

Looking for the reg plate of the M5 3.8 that might be in the book to match the one on my driveway

Thanks

[Emubiker]

I've still got it in my library - check me out I can check it when I get home.

[S13_Alan]

Had a look for you but I don't know where my copy is, last I seen it was before I moved

[popegregory]

M343 OBL

[popegregory]

[Pentoman]

Nice book.

I always wondered how quick the E34 feels on the road nowadays.

[juliann]

Thanks Popegregory - that's my car :-)
Any chance you can let me know what publishing year & front cover so I can track down a copy

Many thanks all

[steviegunn]

I've got a copy:

ISBN 0-75254-100-5
Published in 2000
Published by Parragon Book, Queen Street House, 4 Queen Street, Bath, BH1 1HE.

On Amazon UK from £1.77 inc postage - http://www.amazon.co.uk/The-Fastest-Cars-Around-Wo...

[Nikko 40691]

Was going to have a hunt in the loft for you had someone not helped you out.

I wish I was cool enough to have a car featured in a book.

[P1H]

The first car book I got as a child - what a book that was!

[juliann]

Thanks again everyone - what an amazing place PH can be .

Still feels quick when in the powerband and surprisingly taught.

I guess it's possibly one of the cheapest entries in the book (although I haven't seen the book !) . I bought it blind in a wine fuelled state on Ebay for around £3k and turned out very lucky indeed with history / condition

[Leins]

Pentoman said:

Nice book.

I always wondered how quick the E34 feels on the road nowadays.

They're still pretty quick, enough to keep a lot of modern stuff honest. It's still one step ahead of the diesel brigade too, although that gap is narrowing I feel