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Originally Posted by pimp349
Can anyone tell me what they paid for their 95 & 96 BPR books and 97 Fia GT? I was bidding on all 3 but only won the 97 one, at almost 100 dollars. The other i got outbid at over £100. As much as I like the F1 it seems like a rediculous price for a book.
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The GT Endurance books normally finish in the $100-$200 range. It is a lot to pay for a book, but they are nicely done and great chronicles of the series.
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Also, it seems that the only books that come up for sale are for 95-97, when he F1 was raced, does anyone know if there are books fo 98 & 99?
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I haven't seen a '98 or '99 edition, but I haven't really been looking for one. They may or may not exist.
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Originally Posted by Noddy
Does anyone have the 82pg color magazine from (I think) 1994 on the F1? Any good?
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If you are talking about the Autocar F1 Road Car book, it is very nice. It's almost like a condensed Driving Ambition, covering the development of the F1. Since it was printed in 1994 it wouldn't contain any of the GTR or LM info.
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Also: Is $110 a fair price for the 1996 GT Endurance book?
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Seems about right.
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There is a 1992 Silverstone presentation brochure on offer at $675 - wow - it must be nice to be able to pay that sort of price for such an item...
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Yeah - that's commonly referred to as the Launch Brochure. That price is a bit high for the softbound version. There's a rare hard cover version that sells for more than that usually, though I have only seen them come up about 3 times. The soft cover is not as rare as people would want you to believe, but there are a lot of interested buyers so it always sells for a good amount. There are a lot of brochure collectors out there that buy them even though they only have limited interest in the F1.
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