Charger,
Road Runner, & Super Bee Restoration Guide - Very detailed
reference for anyone restoring a classic mopar. Very little
is left uncovered. Original factory part numbers are included
for most parts. A great section on decoding V.I.N. numbers and
fender tags. This book also lists most option packages available
for the various years. For Concourse level restorations this
book is a must. This would also be a great source of information
for model builders as this book is loaded with pictures and
diagrams.
Built
to Better the Best: The Kaiser-Frazer Corporation History
- Built to Better the Best is the story that began as a joint
venture between a Detroit auto maker and a West Coast construction
typhoon and ended up the last successful effort to crack the
American car market with volume production. See unique development
photos of the first hatchback sedans along with numerous never
publicly published photographs. Author Jack Mueller has owned
Kaiser-Frazer products since 1974 and has held the post of Club
Historian with the Kaiser-Frazer Owners Club international since
1991. Mueller has written numerous articles on automotive history
and was used as a historical consultant by GM, Ford and Chrysler.
Studebaker
Hawk: 1956-1964 Photo Archive - See
them all beginning with the early Hawks in 1956 and their development
through the 1964 season. Production factory photos show them
all off, from the Flite Hawk, Power Hawk, Sky Hawk, Golden Hawk
Silver Hawk, Packard Hawk, Hawk, and the Gran Turismo Hawk.
Also includes design drawings, clay models, prototypes and factory
floor photos. Captions provide identifying characteristics of
each model, as well as other historical information.About The
Author:Ed Reynolds grew up near South Bend, Indiana not far
from the Studebaker Proving Ground. His father, E. T. Reynolds,
worked in the Engineering Department for Studebaker. As a boy
Ed was always interested in Studebaker and was privy to what
was going on in Studebaker engineering. He was also able to
make visits to the Proving Ground where prototypes of new models
were frequently seen. In addition, the company car his father
drove home was usually a prototype which engineers used as company
cars after introduction. After a year or two the cars were scrapped.
Ed personally rode in many of the cars pictured in this book.Ed
currently owns a business named "Studebaker International"
and is the largest manufacturer and supplier of Studebaker parts.
The company specializes in rubber door and glass seals, emblems
and trim items as well as mechanical and hard to find N.O.S.
parts.
AMC
Performance Cars 1951-1983 Photo Archive
- Documents the appealing, high-performance AMC cars. Starting
with the 1951 Nash-Healey, then the Hudson Hornet, Nash Ambassador
"Le Mans", the awesome 1957 Rambler Rebel, the 1966-1969
Rambler American Rogue, the Rebel Machine, AMX, 1969 Scrambler,
1971 Hornet SC360, 1972-1975 V8 Gremlin, Javelin, and others.