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Maximum Muscle: Factory Special Musclecars by Steve Statham. Paperback; 128 pages.
Book Description
During the height of the muscle car era, Ford, Chrysler, GM, and AMC offered
a number of cars which, in addition to being street legal, were designed
to meet the specifications necessary to campaign the NASCAR, NHRA drag
racing, and SCCA Trans-Am race series. This color history examines the
design, technology, and marketing of these "homologation" specials.
Modern color photography of showroom-quality examples provide a view of
remarkable machines like the Boss 302 and 429, Chrysler Hemi, Plymouth
AAR 'Cuda, Dodge Challenger T/A, AMX Javelin, Mercury Cyclone Spoiler,
and Plymouth Superbird. |
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Monstrous American Car Spotters' Guide: 1920-1980 by Tad Burness. Hardcover; 1,080 pages. |
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The Mother of All Car Books: How to Get More Fun and Profit Buying, Showing and Selling Vintage and Classic Cars by Rod and Sherry Reprogle. Paperback. |
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Muscle: America's Legendary Performance Cars by Randy Leffingwell, Darwin Holmstrom, and David Newhardt. Hardcover;
384 pages.
Automotive Mileposts Review:
It's a good thing this book is about muscle cars, as you'll see when you
pick up this book - you're going to need muscles to do it! Weighing in
at better than 6½ pounds, with dimensions of 12 x 11, to say it's
a big book is an understatement. But it's much more than just a big book.
Crammed full of facts and figures, we just can't put it down. The photography
is stunning, with super rare cars that are rarely seen these days, all
shot on location - you won't be able to determine which is your favorite
photo. This book defines the muscle car generation, the age of love, drugs,
and rock and roll, when the need for speed was number one, and American
car makers gave the people the powerful cars they wanted. It was an era
the likes of which we will never see again, and with each turn of the page,
it's one thrill after another. |
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Mustang by Randy Leffingwell. Hardcover; 192 pages.
Book Description
Probably the best color photography on this subject to date. Includes all
Mustangs from 1964½ through 1995, with considerable attention paid
to prototypes.
There's even information about the Bullitt Mustang, from the 1968 movie of the same name which starred Steve McQueen.
Famous for its car chase scene, the streets of San Francisco seem tame
today when compared to the chaos created in this movie! Mustang fans
will enjoy this book. |
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Mustang 1964½-1973 Restoration Guide (Second Edition) by Tom Corcoran and Earl Davis. Paperback; 416 pages.
Automotive Mileposts Review
Featuring hundreds of exploded views and diagrams, this book also highlights
the options available each year. Not really a step-by-step guide for a
complete restoration project, but a good resource to have during a restoration,
especially for the early Mustangs through the 1970 model year. |
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Mustang, America's Favorite Pony Car (Second Editon) by John A. Gunnell. Paperback; 328 pages.
Book Description
From highway patrol to Indy Pace Cars, GTs and Shelby-Cobras to Mach 1s,
Mustang lovers will corral all their favorites in this comprehensive look
at the pony car legend.
This is the complete story of Mustang from the 1963 prototype through today,
including the cloak of secrecy surrounding its early development, its racing
and high-performance history, prototypes and specials, the enormously popular
5.0 “litre of the pack,” and much more. Up-to-date coverage showcases 6
more years than the last edition, plus an all-new 16-page color section
and helpful buying tips.
-Complete coverage of Mustang through 2000.
-Comprehensive spec, option, and production figures.
-All-new 16-page color section.
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Mustang Red Book 1964½-2000 (Third Edition) by Peter C. Sessler. Paperback; 160 pages.
Book Description
From the first Ford Mustang introduced in 1964 through the new 4.6-liter
model for 2000, this information-packed pocketbook features production
numbers, factory colors, options, specifications, engine codes, serial
numbers, and photographs of the cars discussed. Plus, a handy trim-size
makes it perfect for spot checks. |
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Mustang Restoration Handbook by Don Taylor. Paperback; 176 pages, over 450 photos and drawings.
Automotive Mileposts Review
If you are planning a ground up restoration, or if you just want to do
it a part at a time this book will walk you through it. Yearly equipment
and specifications changes are listed, as well as assembly and disassembly
of the various components. Includes a Mustang supplier listing. |
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NASCAR® For Dummies® by Mark Martin. Paperback; 352 pages.
Book Description
THE ULTIMATE SPECTATOR GUIDE FOR NASCAR FANS!!
The smell of the grease, the roar of the engines -- and they're off! From
NASCAR rules and regulations to pit stops and penalties, NASCAR For Dummies
explores the nuts and bolts -- and the excitement and anguish -- of America's
fastest growing spectator sport. It also explains the mechanics of training,
conditioning, and qualifying, and even shows how those racing engines are
tuned to go so fast!
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The Nifty Fifties Fords by Ray Miller and Glenn Embree. Hardcover; 320 pages. |
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Automotive Mileposts
All You Ever Wanted to Know About Classic Luxury Cars
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