karlcars
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I can't imagine how I updated my Corvette history without this phenomenal website. I'm just glad that I found it while I'm planning Volume 2 covering Corvettes from C4 through C7!
I've had to put that Volume 2 on a back burner while writing the biography of British engineer Reid Railton, who designed some of the world's fastest cars and boats. You can read more about it here: Reid Railton: Man of Speed: Karl Ludvigsen: 9781910505250: Amazon.com: Books
I've also been updating my history of Porsche. Both of these books will be out in the new year.
In the meantime I've been doing a lot of research in Detroit and conducting interviews so I hope to have many new angles on the C4-C7 Corvettes.
In short I'm very happy to be on board. I'll be visiting often and I expect to be quoting from Hal's great journalism.
Karl Ludvigsen
I've had to put that Volume 2 on a back burner while writing the biography of British engineer Reid Railton, who designed some of the world's fastest cars and boats. You can read more about it here: Reid Railton: Man of Speed: Karl Ludvigsen: 9781910505250: Amazon.com: Books
I've also been updating my history of Porsche. Both of these books will be out in the new year.
In the meantime I've been doing a lot of research in Detroit and conducting interviews so I hope to have many new angles on the C4-C7 Corvettes.
In short I'm very happy to be on board. I'll be visiting often and I expect to be quoting from Hal's great journalism.
Karl Ludvigsen
, but the book on Reid Railton...as an LSR nut, I'll go looking for that one. Interestingly, my Dad used to hang-out with Mickey Thompson who, as you know, came oh-so close to breaking the 1948 record set by the Railton Mobil Special. Dad and M/T both kept their planes at the same airport. I've been pals which Danny Thompson for a couple of years. He's still trying to go 450 with that two-motor streamliner his Dad built, but...I digress.
