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Originally Posted by PJenkins
Tried like crazy to get #26 but missed it; first come, first served on only 400 fully signed copies printed. I chose #53 because it's the number of the one "British" Daytona, run by the Willment team. Not that I'll EVER have a chance to own it. (End EDIT)
if my brain is this dotty now, maybe lots of Ginko Biloba is a good idea. In defense, it has been almost 15 years since the book has even been off the shelf, but does not excuse conflation. I'm embarrassed to admit it is #42 (and worse, the Willment car is #59!) but there is a nice note from George explaining why individual numbers couldn't be reserved.
But somehow don't remember the dissappointment of not getting a "number". So I'm a forgetful, conflating schmuck. No, a pic of the cover posted might be OK for anyone reading the thread, but would be BS, and not who I am.