Volume One address the start of Marvin's racing in the late 1940's through 1960. It talks about his California racing days and his transition to the east coast as a fulltime NASCAR stock car driver. He talks about the legendary "Oakland Wall" and racing with Dick Meyer.

He provides insight into what racing was like on the beach, roadcourses, short tracks, dirt and asphalt, and being a member of the Ford Factory team. Tales of racing a Valient at Daytona, Buick Endurance Tests, Pure Oil Runs, Mexico Road Race, Racing Convertibles, Thunderbirds and more. Marvin did whatever was required to fuel his ambition to race and provide for his family.

Volume Two addresses the prime years of Marvin's racing career (1961-1966). During this period he raced with some of the best car owners of the sport including Smokey Yunick, Ray Fox, Cotton Owens, Petty Enterprises, and of course the Wood Brothers.

Marvin reflects on the near disaster in 1963 to his impressive victories at super speedways, short tracks, and road courses; all while providing insight into his trials and tribulations in what were definitevly his best years in racing.

Tales of piloting "The Worlds Fastest Falcon", racing in the Bahamas, Sebring, 24-Hour Pontiac Endurance Runs and more.

Throughout both volumes are stories of Marvin and Fireball - friends and teammates from the early Ford Factory years.