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Malloy: Emmett's Son, Tom. Hard Cover Book. Autographed.
This is a NEW hard cover book. PRINTED BOOK (not digital delivery). Please pardon the 'digital delivery' wording on this product - we can't figure out how to delete those words in this program. We PROMISE this is a PHYSICAL book which will be shipped to you.
Price INCLUDES shipping in the United States. $80 for book $15 for Shipping.
Malloy: Emmet's Son Tom. Hard Cover Book by Jake Grubb.
ISBN: 979-8-89619-991-5
Copyright 2024. Published by Tom Malloy.
Hard Cover. 14" wide by 10" tall and about 2" thick. 13 lbs. 368 pages, 400+ pics.
Current retail price $95.
Condition: New. Autographed by Tom Malloy to Allen Spurlin
Limited to 500 copies.
MALLOY- Emmett’s Son, Tom is an oversized ultra-high quality coffee table book, 368 pages in length, with 25 chapters and over 400 full color photographs of iconic racecars, priceless auto racing memorabilia, authentic racing tales and much more, spanning decades of competitions and collecting pursuits from racing entrepreneur Tom Malloy.
Readers are taken on an odyssey of racing, famous racecars, on-track duals, business wins and near-misses and much more, all from the relentless quest of one man to meet the challenge he was determined to master: automobile racing. Readers experience authentic accounts of racing at legendary locales in North America, Down Under and Abroad, through Tom Malloy’s collecting and competing in the actual cars of his lifelong heros. When asked why he committed himself to the risks of racing all-out in iconic racecars at world class racetracks on four continents at an advancing age, he answered: “I didn’t want to embarrass the car.”
Reading this book puts me in mind of the immortal line from the film Le Mans, and not in the way you might think. “Racing is life. Anything before or after is just waiting.”
Reading Tom’s story actually suggests the opposite: don’t wait; galvanize yourself into making your dreams happen. If that’s the takeaway from this book, then forget sliding doors – open them.