The Toronto book store is "Autophile" Richard Stafferton, the original
owner and avid Aston enthusiast passed away in Sept., 1999, but his family
has kept the business going.
Bob H.
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From: N <twobees@sprynet.com>
To: Vintage Race Digest <vintage-race-digest@autox.team.net>
Date: Tuesday, February 13, 2001 9:42 PM
Subject: Looking for a book/book shop
>Sciolto2@aol.com is looking for a book store in London.
>
>I don't remember if any of the shops I visited had old books, but, you may
>want to try them. There was a shop that specialized in auto art on one of
>the east/west streets, and a shop that carried a large variety of scale
>models on a north/south street somewhere in the area between Haymarket &
>Drury Lane, & Strand & Shaftsbury. I believe the art shop advertises in
one
>of the British car mags. If they don't carry books, they may be able to
>direct you to someone there who does.
>
>If you ever get to Toronto, Canada, there is a fantastic auto book store up
>there. I don't remember the name, but can find it if you are interested.
>Owner is an Alfa guy. Has many out of print books in stock. I spent a few
>hours there one day finding treasures. I seem to remember it is near the
>Science Museum.
>
>Happy hunting!
>
>Norm Sippel
>'66 MGB, et al
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