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Here is the review from the Shelby American Automobile Club:
"When you see a book described on its cover as being “complete,” your eyebrow automatically goes up. This is especially true when that adjective is describing a book on Shelby cars. There are so many examples, permutations and exceptions swirling around in the Cobra/Shelby universe that it’s almost a slam-dunk to imagine that something was overlooked. This is clearly not the case with SAAC member Colin Comer’s latest book. He tells the story and he gets it just right; he doesn’t gloss over the important stuff and it’s not a puff piece or an homage to Carroll Shelby. The glossy pages of this book have a very high quality feel to them. The reproduction of the photos are second to none and the color values are perfect. You will not be disappointed with this book."—The Shelby American, the official publication of SAAC (Shelby American Automobile Club)
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I took a moment to glance at this one and not only is this an excellent source for AC Cobras and Shelby Mustangs, but just about everything that Shelby touched. This book covers everything from the Sunbeam Tiger, Shelby/Toyota 2000 GT, his early 80's association with Chrysler to his most recent projects. Not only a great gift for the Shelby fan, but any classic car enthusiast.
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