New prices for Phil Hill 'Inside Track' book editions

I hope that this piece of shameless advertising doesn't upset anyone - but you must admit that (unlike some) I don't do this very often...

Just in case anyone might be moved to invest (before it's too late)...new prices and free delivery just introduced today on the final copies of 'Inside Track' - our massive, magnificent, much coveted Phil Hill book in all its various editions.

Please see:

https://phil-hill-book.com

DCN

 

Sorry the website has caused a little confusion. Marketing is absolutely not my department - BUT press the ENTER button at the foot of the opening page, then go to BOOKS and each edition price is presented there. Pushing the right buttons certainly can help...

DCN

 

Sorry the website has caused a little confusion. Marketing is absolutely not my department - BUT press the ENTER button at the foot of the opening page, then go to BOOKS and each edition price is presented there. Pushing the right buttons certainly can help...

DCN

 

V4 is still on the way... But we shouldn't talk about Ferrari's occasional conquerers here, should we?

DCN

 

With apologies to the moderator, as a heads-up for fellow enthusiasts here and just in case anyone might be interested - I understand that there are now fewer than nine top-flight leather-bound Connoisseurs Editions of the happily very well-received Phil Hill 'Inside Track' books remaining of the 100 1,388-page limited-edition sets originally printed. Fellow enthusiasts advisory or Investors' alert...either way I hope this post is acceptable?

If this last-chance opportunity appeals, please see: https://phil-hill-book.com/the-book/connoisseurs-edition.

DCN

 

For anyone even vaguely interested in such things, in a few days time March 24 marks the 60th anniversary of the public debut of the Ferrari 250GTO, when Phil Hill and Olivier Gendebien drove their works-representing NART-entered car - '3387' - to finish a startling second overall in the 1962 Sebring 12-Hours.

On the Phil Hill Book website Phil's own inside story of that race - as an extract from 'Inside Track' - is now presented free to read.

2022 of course marks 60 years since Phil's season as reigning Formula 1 World Champion Driver. As it progresses his recollections of relevant events that year will be published on that website - the overall address as posted above. I hope nobody minds my letting you know.

DCN