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Classic Cars

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Classic Cars

By: Richard Gunn

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A fully-illustrated pocket-sized guide to 75 of the greatest cars from all over the world, from Henry Ford’s Model T to the late twentieth century, with stunning cut-out photographs, detailed annotations and specifications.

There are few subjects that evoke such passion as the history of classic cars. The second-hand classic car market is a booming multi-million-dollar industry in its own right, so it is no surprise that this subject has proved to be a perennial seller of illustrated books. Seizing on this widespread popularity, Classic Cars represents a fresh and informative approach to the subject. In handy pocket-sized form it chronicles 75 of the greatest cars from all over the world, from the birth of the mass produced vehicle – Henry Ford’s Model T in 1908 – through the classic period of German manufacturing, and climaxing with the golden post-war era, typified by lavish styles and pink Cadillacs. Each of the 75 cars in the book is dissected over two spreads. The first features stunning cut-out photography of the vehicle from a variety of angles, complete with detailed annotations; the second explores the history of the car, aspects of its design and revolutionary features. For the real enthusiast there is a comprehensive specification box containing every fact and figure imaginable, from engine size and tyre measurements to top speed, weight, transmission and steering.

Publication Date: 14/04/0202
Number of Pages: 320
Binding: Flexi bound
ISBN: 9781838866945
Categories: Non Fiction Antique & Collectable

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