- Standard
Catalog of Light-Duty Ford Trucks 1905-2002 - Thorough
coverage is given to pickups, panel trucks, sedan deliveries,
vans, sport utility vehicles, and work trucks of various sizes
and types including specific models such as Ranger, Explorer,
F-100 to F-350, Falcon, Ranchero, Econoline, Model T, Model
A, Expedition, and Bronco.
- Performance
Modifying Ford Trucks: For Street, Strip and Off-Road
- Ford trucks are the strongest selling brand of trucks and
enthusiast aftermarket activity surrounding the Ford name
is very strong. This work provides the Ford enthusiast with
the nuts and bolts know-how necessary to modify his vehicle
from mild to wild--from street to strip to off the road.
- Ford
Pickup Trucks Color Series - Ford Pickup Trucks. Brochures,
manuals, older ads, and archival photographs plus full-color
photos of restored Ford pickup trucks from the first Model
T trucks through current models fill this all-color pictorial
tribute.
- Car
Carriers 1910-1998 Photo Album - A photographic history
of the new car carrier from the beginning when flatbed trucks
and trailers first became an alternative to the railroad for
carrying new cars. These fascinating photographs take
you through the introduction of double-decker trailers, the
converted auto carriers hauling military vehicles and armaments
during WWII, to the innovative piggybacks and triple-level
auto racks that are used today.
- American
Car Haulers - In the early 1920s, over-the-road auto transporters
proved an economical alternative to railway shipping. Since
then, auto transport trucks have progressed through several
stages of evolution, from flat trailers to ramped double-deckers
and streamlined units. This chronological scrapbook of archival
and contemporary photography documents the evolution of
auto transporters over the last 75 years, while introductory
text and detailed captions explain the development of these
vehicles. Truck and automotive enthusiasts will enjoy the
wonderful photography showing haulers from several
manufacturers filled with factory-fresh cars from every American
automaker.
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