Ferrari Engines — Enthusiasts' Manual

by Francesco Reggiani and Keith Bluemel

A photographic insight into the design, engineering and mechanical art of Ferrari road-car engines

This lavishly produced book provides a completely unique photographic insight into the design and interior components of 15 landmark Ferrari road-car engines, documenting the "inside view" of the engines - each one a mechanical work of art.

Ferrari is renowned as an engine builder and 15 of its greatest engines, from the early 1950s Gioacchino Colombo-designed V12, through V6s, both normally aspirated and turbocharged V8s and boxer 12s, to the latest 6.3-litre V12 are documented in detail, with a chapter, and around 20 photographs for each engine.

Coverage includes images of the complete, built engine from various angles, and views of the various castings and significant internal components, before taking a brief look at the car in which the engine is fitted.

Contents:

• 195 Inter
• 340 America
• 250 California
• 250 LM
• 275 GTB
• 330 GTS
• Dino 246 GTS
• 365 GT4 BB
• 308 GTB
• 208 Turbo
• GTO (288)
• 512 TR
• 456 GT M
• 360 Modena
• FF
• More Road Engines
• Competition Engines

Buch, Hardcover, 21,5 x 27,5 cm, 256 Seiten, ca. 650 farbige Abbildungen, englischer Text