After World War Two, a generation of rebel creative spirits emerged from railway arches and Nissen huts to tear up the motoring rulebook. This is a celebration of Britain’s automotive golden age and the mavericks who sketched on the back of envelopes and on garage floors; who fettled, bolted and welded together revolutionary cars like the Mini, Lotus 7 and Jaguar E-Type and hammered the competition in the showroom, on the road and on the track, fuelled by contempt for convention.
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336 pages