Ferrari: manuales de taller y revistas técnicas

Covers tuning and maintenance hints on virtually all V-12 and early V-8 Ferraris. A wealth of information by one of California's top restorers, the Ferrari Guide to Performance also includes a step by step illustrated feature on how to rebuild the famous Webers carburetors used on most V-12 Ferraris.
Originally published in 1987, VelocePress is pleased to bring this invaluable resource back into print.

Out-of-print and largely unavailable for years, "Ferrari Tuning Tips & Maintenance Techniques" was originally published by Jim Riff as "Ferrari Tuning Tips & Techniques". Following two highly successful editions Gerald Roush and John Apen expanded and revised the work, which subsequently went through three printings from 1975 to 1977.
Even though it has been nearly 25 years since its last revision, this work still contains essential information for the Ferrari enthusiast and mechanic.

Covers the Ferrari 250 GT, 250 GTE, 330 GT, 330 GTC, 365 GT, 365 GTB/4, 365 GTC/4 and Dino 246 GT.

This edition is presented unchanged from the original 1961 Clymer edition, and as before is a compilation of specifications and statistical data as well as factory drawings.
Though it is in no manner an attempt to encompass every model of Ferrari built, it is, however, an attempt to present a cross-section of the best, and most famous Ferraris built since 1948.

The reader will find specifications - presented in chronological order, action photos, sales promotion photos, candid pit-side photos, driving experiences, maintenance data, repair data, timing charts, lubrication charts, wiring diagrams, and cut-away drawings which will aid the Ferrari owner and enthusiast alike.

A compilation of technical information and data to aid in the service, maintenance, care and repair of the Ferrari 250GT, 250GTE, 250GTL, 250SWB and other similar models.

More than just a Buyer's Guide, this is a complete guide to the purchase and ownership of a 308 series Ferrari. It includes a wealth of data for the owner once the car has been purchased.

Consisting of three major sections, the first section helps the reader understand the history of Ferrari and the introduction and development of the 308 series cars.
The second section will help you decide how, what, when and where to purchase and the third section will assist you in keeping your new acquisition in top condition with hints and tips on maintenance, repair and even modification.

If you already own a 308, then this book will help you get the most enjoyment from your ownership and will prepare you for what potential buyers will be looking for when it comes time to sell.
A well-written book by a respected authority on late model Ferraris

Originally published in 1978, this book provides the reader with an in-depth analysis of the Ferrari Berlinetta Lusso (1962-1964). The VelocePress edition presented here is unchanged from the original and has not been updated. However, it has been re-formatted from the original "landscape" orientation into a more conventional "portrait" format.