Structured Questions in Advanced Level Chemistry

Education & Teaching

John Gunnell

E W Jenkins

Schools & Teaching

OLIVER B

Standard Guide To 1950s American Cars

Krause+publications

The Complete Four-Wheel-Drive Manual: Converting, Collecting, Restoring and Repairing

McGraw-Hill/TAB Electronics

This expanded fourth edition is the source for all information concerning postwar collector cars. Edited by Ron Kowalke, this revised catalog contains hundreds of new photos, including a 16-page color section, to better illustrate the domestic automobiles produced between 1946 and 1975. Also included are all the technical specifications, information on serial numbers, production totals, and the all-important current values of all the automobiles listed in the book. 2,800 photos.

Standard catalog of American cars, 1946-1975

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Antiques & Collectibles

Standard Catalog of American Light Duty Trucks, 1896-1986 (Standard Catalog of American Light-Duty Trucks, 1896-2000)

Motorbooks Intl

Standard Catalog of Pontiac 1926-1995

Engineering & Transportation

Automotive

The Volkswagen was introduced to America in 1949 - at that time, the simply designed, easy-to-operate cars were the antithesis of the flashy, chrome-covered popular American models. Yet, the Volkswagen persevered and since that time has grown to become a symbol of practicality and versatility in the U.S. Volkswagen enthusiasts will love this historical exploration of the reliable cars, covering all models imported to the U.S. from the first arrivals in 1949 to today's latest innovations. Over 180 listings provide complete coverage of each model with full-colour photos, as well as a look at some of the ads Volkswagen created, many of which toyed with their "anti-car" notoriety. Readers will find coverage of every model Volkswagen the US has seen, from the very popular Beetle to some of the most recent releases like the Touareg and Phaeton.

Standard Catalog Of Volkswagen 1946-2004

Standard Catalog Of Nova And Chevy II

Transportation

A Feast for Camaro Fans
Even five years after the last one rolled off the assembly line, the Camaro remains one of the most beloved cars ever built on U.S. soil. The Z/28, SS, Yenko, COPO, Berlinetta, IROC-Z - American car buyers loved them all. From its arrival in 1967, the Camaro was always fast, fun, stylish and affordable, and continues to be one of the most commonly collected, resorted, modified and raced vehicles on the road.
In The Story of Camaro, accomplished author John Funnell are ace photographerJerry Heasley explore the colorful and fast-moving history of this legendary car. Together, Gunnell and Heasley provide all the facts, photos and insight that Camaro lovers need in one great package.
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<li>More than 200 fabulous photos</li>
<li>History, key technical specifications, production information</li>
<li>Up-to-date collector pricing</li>
<li>Complete year-by-year options lists</li>
<li>An inside look at the new 2006 Concept Camaro</li>
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The Story of Camaro

Krause Pubns Inc

Large format hardcover with pictorial front cover no jacket as issued, clean tight and unmarked. Oversized and Overweight

75 Years of Pontiac:Oakland

Science & Math

Technology

Crestline Pub Co

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