John Gerber defined the term "Sprint Car" with his home made "Bobtail" race car. John Gerber's own autobiography reveals the world of "Outlaw" racing in the 1920 and '30s when a band of Gypsy racers followed the money across the United States in open competition events.
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The book appeared new in condition and was a very interesting read as well as informative concerning the 1928 Chevrolet Midget racer engine I had just bought. I can recomend it to anyone interested in early oval racing. I am donating mine to the Museum of American Speed so that it will remain available to future readsre.
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