Mercedes-Benz C 111 MILIT Voodoo has never before been

Voodoo has never before been photographically depicted in this way

Nearly 500 color and black/white photographs beautifully illustrate tools such as needles

Gene provides step-by-step guidance (from the wood block up) on the creation of shapes that have the look and “feel” of great works of art

it gave the Slovak nation the right to join the victorious allies and be accepted back into the restored Czechoslovakia

Mercedes-Benz C 111 MILIT Voodoo has never before beenA comprehensive, insider history of the C 111, the most famous Mercedes never produced. In March 1969, the news that Daimler Benz was developing a Wankel rotary engine sports car hit like a bomb. Six months later, the C 111, with its fascinating design and brilliant driving performance, was the undisputed star of the Frankfurt International Motor Show. The new super sports car was immediately regarded as a worthy successor to the legendary 300 SL.