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'32 Ford Deuce
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Tony Thacker.
Published 2007.
324 pages.
In 1931, Henry Ford announced that his company would produce an eight-cylinder car, if only because its competitors were building fours and sixes. The result, introduced in 1932, was Ford Motor Company’s first V8-powered car. The “Deuce” was a design and technological milestone that would become the quintessential hot rod platform. Arriving just in time for the Deuce’s 75th anniversary, this complete authoritative and illustrated history looks at every facet of the Deuce’s story: factors leading to its design, how it was manufactured and sold, the development
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Ford police cars 1932-1997
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Edwin J. Sanow.
Published 1997.
160 pages.
Over 150 rare, archival photographs tell the story and evolution of British police cars from the past 100 years. Fascinating photographs and well-researched text… Lee más...
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Original Mustang 1964½-1966 - the restorer's guide
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Colin Date.
Published 2002.
128 pages.
Fords all-American pony car kicks up its heals in this lavishly illustrated all-color restoration guide. Restore your Mustang to 100% originality with the aid of exceptionally crisp color photographs that guide you step-by-step through
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Standard catalog of Mustang 1964-2004 - celebrating Mustang's 40
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Brad Bowling.
Published 2004.
304 pages.
The Ford Mustang was released in the spring of 1964 and instantly became the most successful new car in history. Mustangs enjoy even more popularity with every passing year, and dealers, collectors and enthusiasts demand current pricing and updated information on these classic cars. In the Standard Catalog of Mustang, theyll find everything
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