The American Pickup Truck

A blend of style and utility, the American pickup truck has always been prized by owners for its versatility. This volume contains pickup trucks of all makes, styles, and vintage from 1900-1990, featured in both color and rare archival photographs. Chevrolet, Ford, Dodge, International, Diamond T, Mack, Studebaker and others are celebrated in vivid photographs by noted author-photographer Mike Mueller. Restored trucks, customs, hot rods, monster trucks and more are covered from front bumper to tailgate! Hdbd., 10' x 10', 160 pgs., 100 b&w ill., 100 color.

Award-winning photographer, author, and automotive historian Dennis Adler brings the renowned history of Chrysler vividly to life. This beautifully produced history, written in celebration of Chryslers 75th anniversary in 2000, features original color photography, remastered archival prints, and in-depth text to tell the complete story of the Chrysler company from its early developments in the 1920s to today. Identifying captions detail styling, engineering, and key figures throughout Chryslers long history. Plymouth, Dodge and DeSoto are highlighted as well.

Silver Award winner in the History category at the 2000 International Automotive Media Conference. Hardbound, 10 X 10, 192 pages, 50 b&w and 150 color illustrations

In 1951 Chrysler produced its first ever V8 engine--the 'Hemi Head,' which produced much more power in relation to its capacity than any of its competitors could manage. In 1955 the new 300 horsepower Chrysler C-300 was launched as 'America's Most Powerful Car. Here is the full story of Chrysler's famous '300 letter series' cars.

The powerful Chrysler 300s featured in a collection of articles from the top automotive journals of the day. Road tests, comparisons, new model intros, and a wealth of facts and specifications. From Brooklands. Sftbd., 8'x 10 3/4', 180 pgs., 300 ill.

From its inception in 1929, Chrysler Corporation had been laboring in the shadow of Ford and GM, until, in 1955, Chrysler experienced a confluence of styling and performance that catapulted it to the forefront of the industry. Its trendsetting C-300 was beautiful and powerful, and launched a high-performance assault that continued until the early 1970s. Road Runners, Barracudas, Challengers, Chargers and Super Bees, powered by legendary 426 Hemi, 340, 440 and 383 engines, were transformed into the greatest racers of the era.

This fascinating volume chronicles Chrysler's high-performance history from the C-300 to today's headturning Viper. A delightful combination of archival and contemporary photographs, plus technological developments, racing, styling, engineering, personalities, promotions and more highlight Chrysler's muscle car era. Hardbound, 10 x 10, 192 pages, 100 b&w and 100 color illustrations

Chrysler Muscle: Marketing Detroit's Mightiest Machines

Photographs of legendary MOPAR cars from the late 1960s and early 1970s. Rich illustrations show how the marketing of these cars made them desirable. More than 200 full-color images from professional photographer Phil Kunz.

Chrysler Muscle Cars

Road Runner, Hemi 'Cuda, Challenger, Chrysler 300 - all of Chrysler'[s fabulous muscle cars are featured in full-color photos that capture the speed, power and performance of America's favorite street warriors. From the Belvederes, Super Bees, and Chargers in America's back yards to their famous supercharged namesakes on the drag strips, they're all here in clear color shots. Sftbd., 8 1/4' x 9', 96 pgs., 80 color ill.

Chrysler, Plymouth & Dodge Stock Cars

This exciting book presents a winning collection of the most significant cars, from the 1950s Chrysler 300s to the Dodge Daytonas and Charger 500s of the 1960s and 1970s, and the famed Plymouth Superbird.

Designed to compete with the best in NASCAR's Grand National series, the Superbird epitomized the years of the 'aero wars' (1969-1971) among major manufacturers. Softbound, 8-1/4' x 9', 96 pages, 80 color ill.

Classic Pickups of the 50s

Classic Pickups of the 50s brings to life the golden age of the American pickup truck. Memorable and revered trucks from Ford, Chevrolet and Dodge are featured here including: the 1957 Dodge Sweptside D100, 1956 Ford F-100, 1958 Chevrolet Apache, 1951 Ford F-1, 1957 Chevy Cameo Carrier, and the 1953 Chevy 3100. Also highlights classic pickups from Willys, International, and Studebaker. Sftbd., 8 1/4' x 9', 96 pgs., 10 b&w ill., 70 color.

Dodge 1949-1959

Road and comparison tests, specs, model introductions, performance data and owner's reports for the Coronet, Diplomat, Sierra, Royal, Custom Royal, Lancer and D-500.

Dodge Dart 1960-76

Includes road and comparison tests plus technical reports, performance data and specifications on the Custom, Demon, GT, GTS, Phoenix, Pioneer, Ramcharger, Sececa, Sport, SE, Swinger, 270, 330, 440 and the D-500 Sedan, Coupe, Wagon and Convertible. 39 articles are sourced from Automobile Topics, Autosport, Buyer's Guide, Car and Driver, Car Craft, Car Facts, Car Guide, Car Life, Cars, High Performance Cars, Hot Rod, Motor Life, Motor Trend, Motorcade and Road Test.

Dodge Pickups 1939-1978 Photo Album

From 1939's first modern-era pickup to 1978's 440 V-8 D150 Adventurer SE, Dodge-built pickups introduced many innovations that were later copied by the entire industry. Tough, rugged and practical - three words that describe Dodge Pickups. Here is a comprehensive photographic history of the pickups that earned Dodge its reputation as a leader in engineering and style. Sftbd., 10 1/4'x 8 1/2', 112 pgs., 100+ b&w ill.

Dodge Power Wagon Photo History

Explore the exciting history of Dodge's most famous truck from its beginnings at the dawn of WWII to the end of the marque in 1980. Along the way you'll see how this workhorse adapted to changing markets while maintaining its position as the most rugged 4x4 available. Features military and civilian Power Wagons, along with technical information, mechanical specs, and production figures 1940-80. A post-Power Wagon section highlights the Ramcharger and Plymouth Trailduster. Sftbd., 7 1/4'x 9', 120 pgs., 140 b&w ill.

Dodge Power Wagons 1940-1980 Photo Archive

The first Dodge trucks with the famous Power Wagon nameplate were introduced in 1946 when Dodge adapted its 4WD 3/4-ton military truck built for use in WWII. As a civilian truck, the sturdy, go-anywhere Dodge Power Wagons were used for numerous on and off-road jobs, from fire rescue to maintaining horse racing tracks. This comprehensive photo history covers all years, models and types of the rugged Dodge Power Wagon - military and civilian. Sftbd., 10 1/4'x 8 1/2', 128 pgs., 120 b&w ill.

Dodge Trucks 1948-1960 Photo Archive

A comprehensive photo history of one of the great names in automotive motoring. This outstanding collection of factory photographs displays the quality and styling of Dodge light to heavy duty trucks. Filled with pickups, panel trucks, Power Wagons, stake trucks, delivery vans, semi-tractors and more. Sftbd., 10 1/4'x 8 1/4', 128 pgs., 109 b&w ill.

Dodge: The Performance Cars

Success on the road, the race track and the drag strip are what makes Dodge muscle cars so unique. Since the 1950's, Dodge has produced a long series of performance cars. Find out the impact of those cars and gain insight into their ancestry and evolution. Dodge delivers a detailed pictorial history which covers the Dart, the Charger, the Demon, and the Viper, to name a few. Fantastic pictures and authoritative text. Hdbd., 6 3-4'x 9 1-2', 160 pgs., b&w ill.

Facel Vega - Limited Edition Extra

Compilation of articles from motoring magazines. Comprising road and comparison tests, spec & technical information, historical. Covers FVS, Excellence, HK500, Facellia, F2, F2S, Facel II & III in sports coupe & convertible forms.

From Daimler Chrysler comes this fully illustrated catalog of the Chrysler Museum's exhibition that is dedicated to the history of DaimlerChrysler Corporation. Advertising literature, major models, and manufacturer biographies are chronologically juxtaposed with major, pop culture events. It includes an appendix of specifications for models within the museum's collection. Hdbd., 9 x 11, 145 pgs., 158 b&w and 180 color ill.

See how the ultimate engine for track, street or strip was conceived, designed, built, tested, and raced. Hear what the designers and engineers have to say about the early Hemis and the powerhouse 426 Hemi of the '60s and '70s. Packed with facts and fascinating historical details on the engine that powers the most collectible and expensive cars from the muscle car era. Softbound, 9" x 10 1/2", 128 pages, 50 b&w, 80 color illustrations

The Hemmings Book of Pickup Trucks

Chevrolet, Dodge, Ford, Hudson, Mack and more are thoroughly examined, road tested and reviewed to fully explore the joys and trials of owning a vintage pickup. Features in-depth drive reports, histories, competitor comparisons, specifications list, and hundreds of photos showing all the special details of each model. Paperback, 8-3/16 x 10-7/8, 120 pp, 250 b/w

The Hemmings Book of Plymouth

By the Special Interest Autos editors. Plymouth pride shines throughout in this detailed history of all the great models, from prewar PAs and PDs to Belvederes, Furys, and muscle cars. Features include in-depth driver reviews, and competitor comparisons. Special details of every model are depicted in hundreds of photographs. Sftbd., 8 1/4 x 11 1/2, 120 pgs., 250 b&w and 16 color ill.

Imperial 1955-1963 Photo Archive

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 1956, to the fins of 1957 to 1963 - here is Imperial when it truly was Imperial. Sftbd., 11'x 8 1/2', 143 pgs., 132 b&w ill.

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 the performance wave that manufacturers would attempt to ride throughout the 1950s. When the Detroit performance wars began in earnest during the 1960s, Chrysler was ready with Max Wedge and Hemi cars that dominated the drag strips and NASCAR high banks. Throughout the 1960s, Chrysler gave its customers Road Runners, 'Cudas, R/Ts, and Charger nameplates backed by legendary Hemi and Six Pack engines. Adding to the car's muscular image were vibrant colors, functional hood scoops, and bold stripes. In the late 1960s and early 1970s, these cars attracted crowds at drive-ins and embarrassed the competition on the streets. MoPars were the baddest cars on the boulevard and have become enduring icons of the muscle car era. Hardcover  10-1/2 x 12 352 pp  350 color, 35 b/w

Plymouth 1950-60 - Road Test Limited Edition

Road and comparison tests, specs, model introductions, performance data and owner's reports for the Belvedere, Cambridge, Cranbrook, Fury, Plaza, Savoy and Suburban Wagon.

Plymouth Commercial Vehicles Photo Archive

The only pictorial archive featuring commercial vehicles, both passenger and truck chassis units, built by the Plymouth Division of the Chrysler Corporation. Quality photos chronicle the commercial application units built by Plymouth from the earliest taxis based on the passenger car chassis, to the sedan delivery and utility sedans, to the truck chassis based pickups, panel deliveries, wagons, and cab and chassis units. Includes production figure prices and accessories available for these models. Recommended. Sftbd., 10 1/4' x 8 1/2', 128 pgs., 131 b&w ill.

Plymouth Fury 1956-76 - Limited Edition

Road and comparison tests, specs, model introductions, performance data and owner's reports for the Fury I,II,III, Sport, VIP, Gran Coupe & sedan with convertible and wagon variations.

Seventy-seven years of detailed Chrysler, Dodge, Plymouth, Eagle, Imperial and DeSoto coverage chronicle every model year with VIN codes, production numbers, options and accessories, factory prices, technical specs such as wheelbase, transmission, bore, stroke and displacement. Every car from 1924 through 2000 is accurately priced in up to 6 grades of condition. Updated & expanded 2nd ed. Sftbd., 8 1/2'x 11', 536 pgs., 500 b&w ill., 8 color pgs.

Standard Catalog of Light Duty Dodge Trucks 1917-2002

This essential identification and value reference guide for Dodge truck owners and collectors covers more than 2,600 of the company's vehicles from 1917 to 2002. Organized according to model year, the detailed listing include specifications, factory options, serial number explanations, production totals, and nearly 16,000 collector market prices in up to six condition grades. More than 500 photographs help collectors identify specific models. Comprehensive coverage is given to pickups, panel trucks, sedan deliveries, vans, sport utility vehicles, and work trucks of various sizes and types.

Auto Upholstery & Interior Book

Auto Upholstery and Interiors Book - A do-it-yourself guide to repairing, replacing, or customizing automotive interiors. Written by Bruce Cadwell 136 pages softbound. Includes chapters on headliners, carpet, door panels, dashboards and much more.

Auto Upholstery Handbook

Take the mystery out of automotive upholstery. Starts off with the basic tools and progresses through custom interior designs. You will gain enough confidence to take on your own project. Softbound, 224 pages. By Don Taylor.

Subtitled: High Performance and Racing Modifications for B and RB Series Engines. Your guide to extracting maximum horsepower and torque from the low deck 'B' and high deck 'RB' series Mopar engines for street and drag racing use. Techniques illustrated in this book have produced one IHRA National Championship and scores of national event wins. Includes coverage of crankshafts, rods and pistons; cylinder heads; camshafts; induction and exhaust systems; oil systems; engine assembly; race car set-ups and more. Get started on the path to victory lane! Sftbd., 8 1/2'x 11', 176 pgs., b&w ill.

From the pages of Hot Rod magazine comes bolt-ons, tuning tips, and power secrets for the fabulous muscle engines of the 60s and 70s. Over 20 reprinted articles, each filled with great tips to hype your horsepower for street or strip. See what the muscle craze was all about, as only Hot Rod magazine can tell it. Sftbd., 8 x 10 1/2 , 100 pgs., 180 ill.

From the pages of Hot Rod magazine comes bolt-ons, tuning tips, and power secrets for the fabulous muscle engines of the 60s and 70s. Over 20 reprinted articles, each filled with great tips to hype your horsepower for street or strip. See what the muscle craze was all about, as only Hot Rod magazine can tell it. Sftbd., 8 x 10 1/2 , 100 pgs., 180 ill.

Everything from in-depth build-ups to the latest in fuel injection adaptations! Ceridono masterfully details street, race, marine, blown and naturally aspirated engines for Chrysler, Dodge, and DeSoto. Contains complete identification and specifications for all models, plus Polyspheres, the new 426 crate motors, and conversions. Sftbd., 8 1/2'x 11', 196 pgs., 650 b&w ill.

207 pgs., 516 ill.

This information-packed guide contains material from the The Best of Hot Rod Magazine providing detailed information on high performance Chrysler engines. Coverage includes street Hemis, speed secrets, big-inch B and RB engines, and Hemi crate motors. Includes a look at a 400 wedge block Hemi conversion, plus a big-block and small-block ID guide. The Best of Hot Rod Series, Volume 12. Sftbd., 8 1/2'x 11', 112 pgs., b&w ill.

Written for the 'nuts and bolts' level Chrysler enthusiast, this book covers virtually every aspect of performance improvement including engine swaps, suspension upgrades, transmission mods, brake improvements, rear end interchanges, etc. Ten chapters cover all aspects of performance improvement on Chrysler muscle and performance cars of the '60s and '70s. Included is information on installing an electronic ignition and electronically regulated charging systems for vehicles not so equipped. Softbound, 8 1/2' x 11', 112 pages, 340 b&w ill.

Frank Adkins, an ASE-certified master technician, details performance modifications for each family of Chrysler engines and each specific model within each family, with interchangeability of parts a common theme. This book includes aftermarket components and services, do-it-yourself modifications, technical specifications, performance figures and a comprehensive review of engine upgrades. Sftbd., 128 pgs., 300 b&w ill.

High-performance modifications for your LA series Small-Block. Covers modifications to the block, crank, rods, pistons, rings, heads, cam, ignition, exhaust, carburetion, and valve train. Plus, blueprinting, supercharging, turbocharging, tuning tips, a complete parts list and more. Sftbd., 8 1/2'x 11', 192 pgs., 300 photos.

Subtitled: High Performance Modifications for Street and Racing: Covers all Mopar A Engines, 1964-1992.

How to Hot Rod Small-Block Mopar Engines is a completely revised, updated edition of Larry Shepard's bestselling classic, first published in 1989. Inside you'll find the latest, updated information to help modify your small-block A series Mopar for high performance, street, circle track or drag racing.

Also included are updated parts information and techniques for: block, cranks, pistons and rods, cylinder heads, camshafts and valve train, blueprinting techniques, step-by-step engine assembly guide, oil, cooling, ignition and induction systems, engine swapping guide, engine installation and break-in tips, casting numbers and torque specs. Paperback  8-1/2' x 11'  192 pages  b/w

How to Restore Metal Auto Trim

Whether you're restoring your vehicle for show or personal enjoyment, this book provides basic, step-by-step information for restoring and repairing metal trim pieces on your vintage car or truck. Plus information on all the necessary tools and materials essential for metal trim work repair, including what you'll need, where to purchase items, and how to use the tools and materials. Covers the repair of stainless steel and aluminum trim, including decorative strips, fenders, bumpers, hub caps, wheel covers, and door and trunk handles. Sftbd., 8 1/4x 10 5-8, 96 pgs., 150 b&w ill.

How to Restore Classic Car Bodywork

Martin Thaddeus. Gives the do-it-yourself restorer the confidence to tackle bodywork repairs and achieve professional results. The text is easy to read, the photos bright and colorful, and the instructions are clear. This book gives the backyard mechanic confidence to tackle bodywork repairs and achieve professional results. Specially devised techniques which don't rely on professional workshop equipment enable even the most difficult tasks to be undertaken.

Repairing and Restoring Classic Car Components

Learn how to rescue, repair and restore old components -- the knowledge you need to keep a restored car on the road, or to undertake a full rebuild. Unlike with modern cars, classic car hobbyists cannot simply throw away and replace parts when they break. This book will show you basic workshop techniques, such as welding, grinding, riveting and soldering.

You'll also learn how to adapt new parts to fit old components, and perform repairs on door locks, fuel pumps, distributors, speedometers, and many other complex parts of your collector car. The authors tell you what jobs can be done with basic hand tools, what specialized equipment might be needed, and which jobs need to be sent out to a professional. Hardcover, 8-1/4' x 10-1/2', 176 pages, 250 color

Steering Wheel Restoration Book

The Steering Wheel Restoration Book, with dozens of pictures, guides you through all phases of steering wheel restoration - with a few tricks thrown in besides!