- Station
Wagons - Grab the kids and the picnic basket and load
up the wagon for this colorful salute to the great American
family hauler. Though the book covers American station wagons
ranging from "depot hacks" of the 1920s to today's
highly popular SUVs, the emphasis is on those fantastic automobiles
that came into their own during the '50s and '60s. Some of
the cars featured include beautiful woodys from all manufacturers,
the Chevrolet Nomad and Pontiac Safari sport wagons,
rare examples from Packard, the Studebaker Wagonaire, and
the Oldsmobile Vista Cruiser. The wonderful images featured
in this nostalgic, one-of-a-kind history include period
color photography and print ads, as well as exclusive modern
color photos of lovingly restored wagons.
- Chevrolet
Station Wagons: 1946 Through 1966 Photo Archive - This
book will become the definitive source on Chevrolet Station
Wagons. The photo detail of the wagons is excellent,
and the book is a very thorough resource for anyone who loves
Chevy Wagons, or who is restoring a car.
- Ambulances
- Ambulances.
- Classic
American Ambulances & Funeral Vehicles: 1900-1980 Photo
Archives - Two books for the price of one! Covering the
early and classic time period of ambulances and funeral vehicles,
two out-of-print yet in demand Iconografix books have now
been combined into one book and restored for your enjoyment.
Classic American Ambulances 1900-1979 Photo Archive is a photographic
history of the evolution and sudden demise of the passenger
car-based emergency ambulance while Classic American Funeral
Vehicles 1900-1980 Photo Archive shows hearses, flower cars
and funeral service cars. Anyone involved in the funeral or
ambulance industry will enjoy seeing these classic luxury
cars, as will any car enthusiast, restorer, modeler, and historian.
- Professional
Cars: Ambulances, Hearses and Flower Cars - Professional
cars is an outstanding book; it gives a complete history of
motorized ambulances, hearses and flower cars. This book has
a wide variety of coach builders. This book is worth the money!
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