New FF Book

[Joerg]

Traction for Sale
is finally
On Sale!



I'm delighted to announce that, finally, Traction for Sale - the Story of Ferguson Formula Four-wheel Drive
is on schedule for publication in May 29 next and is finally ready for pre-order.

I promised that all newsletter subscribers would be able to pre-order copies at a discounted purchase price. That price is £45.00, plus postage .* If you wish to pre-order your copy, please go to my website https://earlswoodpress.co.uk/shop/histo ... n-for-sale" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; and enter the special code 2019FF

This offer is available until May 1 2019


You may also be interested to attend the book launch party on Sunday, May 12 2019 at the British Motor Museum at Gaydon, Warwickshire, CV35 0BJ. This is held on the second day of the museum's Land Rover Show. Around twelve owners of FF-equipped cars have said they will attend, with their cars, as have a number of former engineers and executives from Harry Ferguson Research and FF Developments. To prebook discounted tickets for the event, contact the Land Rover Show page on the British Motor Musem website

I look forward to hearing from you, and possibly meeting you at Gaydon in May

Best regards
Bill Munro

If you have any queries please contact me:
Email bill@earlswoodpress.co.uk
Mobile - call or text 07748 782437
Land line 01737 767517

[cannonball]

Cool will try to attend this,

[Martin R]

I'm planning on going to the book launch, so look out for my MK1 FF - CMB 898.

[Martin R]

If you needed any extra persuasion to attend this event, I just heard the following from the author of the book, Bill Munro:

"I'm very pleased to say that three former HFR employees with strong Jensen connections have accepted my invitation to the book launch and Ferguson FF Day.

One is Bill Chatterton, whom you will have met at the Jensen Interceptor/FF 50th. The second is Bill Simpson, another design draughtsman who attend the Jensen stand at the 1965 Motor Show along with Bill Chatterton. The third is Alan Gillingham, who was workshop foreman and was involved in the building of the FF transfer cases."

[Jens]

After a long wait my copy finally arrived today - looks like a very interesting read.

[Martin R]

Mine has arrived too and I'm enjoying it very much so far

[colin7673]

And your FF on front cover Martin, Nice one

[Martin R]

And your FF on front cover Martin, Nice one

[Joerg]

Mine got lost in the post somewhere.
But Bill was nice enough to send a new one - still waiting now.

[Helen]

Mine arrived just before the International but haven't had time to look at it properly yet!

[Joerg]

Got mine yesterday.
Great book!