Cars By Make A to C - Books

By: Robert Genat . In 1955, Chrysler introduced the first of its famed 300 "letter series" cars. Into this stylish car they stuffed a dual-quad equipped Hemi engine rated at 300 horsepower-giving birth to the American muscle car. The 1955 C-300 created...

By: Robert Genat, 2nd hand book, very good condition The firebreathing V-8 Hemi powered the most beloved, respected and powerful cars to ever roll out of Detroit. The Hemi engine dominated on the drag strip, on the oval track, and on the streets of...

By: Robert Genat . In this value-priced celebration of Hemi muscle cars, author and photographer Robert Genat celebrates the word that has been synonymous with speed, power, and muscle. Named for its hemispherically shaped combustion chambers, Chryslers...

By: P. A. Letourneau . Imperial 1955 through 1963 Photo Archive presents a fascinating collection of factory, studio, and on-the-road photographs of Chrysler's prestigious Imperial during its most popular period. From the sleek designs of 1955 and...

By: P. A. Letourneau . Imperial 1964 through 1968 Photo Archive features an exciting collection of factory, studio, and on-the-road photographs of Chrysler's prestigious Imperial. Designed by Elwood Engel, creator of the 1961 Lincoln Continental, the...

By: Peter Grist . This book tells the action-packed story of how Dodge came about and how it became the car to beat. High-octane images show the record-breakers, film stars, race-cars and concepts, doing what Dodge do best, going faster than anyone else,...

By: Brooklands Books . After years of producing economical and often uninspiring cars, Plymouth brought out a high performance vehicle. Outwardly looking like a luxury Belvedere, placed next to it the difference is apparent; it is an inch lower giving a...

By: Brooklands Books . Collection of articles on the characteristics and use of Dodge military vehicles during WW2 including full specifications, 'G' numbers and historical notes. Also reported on is the design, development and production of the General...

By: Brooklands Books . Immediate post-war designs of most cars, from any manufacturer, had more than a hint of their pre-war brethren and Plymouth was no exception. By 1950 new developments were being made. Although functional, they were comfortable. Few...

By: Brooklands Books . Dodge introduced the Dart range of cars to compete in the low-price market. Although basically the same as the equivalent Plymouth models, marketing changes brought the Dodge dealers in competition with other brands. The top of the...

By: Brooklands Books . De Soto announced the new Firedome in 1952. The new V8 engine gave good cruising capabilities with comfort. Ghia designed a new Adventurer for 1954. A convertible was introduced in 1956 with a sportier look and more power. The body...

By: Robert Genat . The late 1960s and early 1970s were the pinnacle of the muscle car era. To make their presence known, high performance Mopars had aggressive looks and tyre smoking horsepower in doses to fit everyone's taste and pocketbook. The 1968...