Lotus technical books

Title	Author	Date	ISBN	Notes
The power to win	John Blunsden	1983	9780900549779	A great book on the development of the Cosworth engine with plenty of pictures, some in colour and very informative text. Lots of F1 racing shots.
How to restore Fibreglass Bodywork	Miles Wilkins	1984	0 85045 556 1	Hardback, 190 x 220 mm, 128pp.
How to Restore Paintwork	Miles Wilkins	1984	0 85045 557 X	Hardback, 190 x 220 mm, 128pp.
Lotus Twin-Cam Engine	Miles Wilkins	1988	0 85045 676 2	Hardback, 203 x 275 mm, 223pp
Lotus Twin-Cam Engine	Miles Wilkins	1996	1 85532 645 0	revised edition, 223 pages softbound
Practical Classics on Elan restoration	various	1992	1 873098 26 X
Ford's Kent Crossflow Engine	Peter and Valerie Wallage	1995		Hardback, 215 x 280mm. 192 pp.
Roadster, How (and Especially Why) a Mechanical Novice Built a Sports Car from a Kit	Chris Goodrich	1998	0 06 019193 7	140 x 215 mm, 206pp
Lotus Coventry Climax and Cosworth engines				Softback, 210 x 297mm.
How to Build a Cheap Sports Car	Keith Tanner	2005	0760322872	210 x 270 mm, 192pp
Coventry Climax Racing Engines: The Definitive Development History	Des Hammill	2005	1903706831	hardcover, 228 x 152 mm, 192pp Seen through the eyes of an engineer and including the detailed recollections of those who were there, this is an account of the trials and tribulations of leading edge race engine design from 1952 to 1966.
Ford Cosworth DFV	Andrew Noakes	2007	9781844253371	Ford Cosworth Dfv The Inside Story Of F1'S Greatest Engine; The Ford Cosworth DFV engine first appeared at the Dutch Grand Prix in 1967, powering the Lotus 49s of Graham Hill and Jim Clark. Hill claimed pole position, and Clark won the race - a remarkable debut for an engine that went on to become the most successful ever in Formula One. The DFV won a remarkable 155 Grands Prix, the last of which was in 1983, 16 years after its debut. Hardback, 250 x 250 mm, 192pp