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Автор: Ruppert James
Название: World Cup Cortinas
ISBN: 9780955952975
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Образ жизни, спорт и досуг

Транспорт: вопросы, представляющие общий интерес

ISBN-10: 0955952972
Обложка/Формат: Paperback
Страницы: 290
Вес: 0.32 кг.
Дата издания: 04.03.2014
Язык: English
Размер: 203 x 127 x 17
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Поставляется из: США
Описание: World Cup CortinasWhatever happened to the 1970 World Cup Squads Ford Cortina 1600Es? And how footballers bought better cars when they earned more money and no longer owned the same motors that your mum and dad drove. In 1970 something very remarkable happened. Not only had England qualified for the World Cup in Mexico because they were defending champions, but most important of all Ford had loaned every squad member the greatest saloon car in the world. From Gordon Banks at the back to Geoff Hurst at the front they all got a Ford Cortina 1600E.So what we have here then is a truly confusing book. Its slightly about football, but also about cars too. Footballers and cars. Footballers and their cars. Why George Best could never get enough Jaguar E-Types and just how big is David Beckhams garage?Superficially it seems that as footballers became better paid, the games became less interesting and their names much harder to pronounce. From essentially being working class grafters whose first car was the same bus as the fans used to get to the ground, they seem to have become prima donnas with cars that cost more than most supporters could reasonably earn in a year, a decade or possibly a lifetime.Here awarding winning motoring writer and one footed, right sided goal hanger James Ruppert (Walthamstow Inter Estate League Cup Winner 1975) explains the professional footballers complicated relationship with their cars. From the times when they would travel to games with the fans on the tram or bus, to the modern era where they most certainly dont. And also why theres a car park full of supercars where the meat pie and programme sellers used to be. He also tracks down the surviving World Cup Cortinas and reunites an England squad member with the car he bought from Ford in 1971. About the AuthorJames Ruppert is the writer of the critically acclaimed Car Industry series, The British Car Industry Our Part in its Downfall, the award winning The German car Industry My Part in Its Victory and the brutally honest, My Mini Cooper its Part in My Breakdown. Ruppert also gave a name, Bangernomics, the theory and practice of buying and running a car on a shoestring and fully explained in the Bangernomics Bible. Consumer journalist of the year he has written for a wide variety of national magazines and newspapers including The Independent, The Sunday Times and Tatler. He is currently a columnist at Autocar magazine.

World Cup Cortinas, Ruppert James