The Complete Book of Shelby Automobiles: Cobras, Mustangs, and Super Snakes (Complete Book Series)
“Colin Comer may have been born to do this book…a beautiful book on every level…  this book has it all – lovely writing in a tone of a friend over a pint telling  you stories about cars that got away, handsome photographs, important  photographs, plenty of inside information and insights, all bound up in a  package as elegant and purposeful as the Cobra itself. Bravo.” – Sports Car Market,  February 2010“Colin Comer gives a thorough  compilation of detailed information and photography about Shelby Mustangs,  Cobras and Super Snakes from 1962 through today’s GT500KR.” – The Kansas City Star, November 27,  2009“Shelby’s story is oft-told, but this book  brings together all of his vehicular projects – from the first Cobra  (photographed before he had decided ton the name “Cobra”) to his latest hot  Mustangs – with all the highs and lows in between. Author Comer delivers an  amazing amount of history in a very readable fashion, and the old-time and  contemporary photographs are reproduced beautifully.” – Muscle Car  Review, January 2010“When you see a book described on  its cover as being “complete,” your eyebrow automatically goes up. This is  especially true when that adjective is describing a book on Shelby cars. There are so  many examples, permutations and exceptions swirling around in the Cobra/Shelby  universe that it’s almost a slam-dunk to imagine that something was overlooked.  This is clearly not the case with SAAC member Colin Comer’s latest book. He  tells the story and he gets it just right; he doesn’t gloss over the important  stuff and it’s not a puff piece or an homage to Carroll Shelby. The glossy pages  of this book have a very high quality feel to them. The reproduction of the  photos are second to none and the color values are perfect. You will not be  disappointed with this book.” - The Shelby  American (SAAC Newsletter) “The perfect volume  for tracing the lineage of every Shelby-built machine from the first Cobra in  1962 to today's GT500KR.” - Edmunds  InsideLine.com, November 24, 2009