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Mack Model B 1953-1966 Volume 2 Photo Archive
Stock #: KB10328
Author: Thomas E. Warth
List Price: $29.95
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$27.95
All new B&W photos from the Mack Truck Historical Museum Archives. More of the great Mack B photos that you have asked for. Like Volume 1, this book shows the Mack B in use, in a wide variety of body configurations and paint schemes. more»
Subject: Trucks
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Muscle Trucks: High Performance Pickups
Stock #: KB10313
Author: Mike Mueller
List Price: $19.95
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$18.95
The American pickup has always been known for its hard-working, easy handling nature, but has mainly served as a light workhorse. As pickups became more mainstream, many were created with high-performance in mind. Dubbed Muscle Trucks - the roots of these prestigious pickups go back to 1955, when Chevrolet introduced the Cameo Carrier. While not a hot rod, the Cameo was super cool and it proved that customers would buy a truck that could play as well as work. Ford then followed with its crossover pioneer, the Ranchero, which was half car, half truck. The Ranchero inspired Chevrolet's El Camino, and both of these hybrids featured high-performance variations before all was said and done. more»
Subject: Trucks
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Peterbilt Trucks 1939-1979
Stock #: 88029
Author: Ron Adams
List Price: $29.95
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$27.95
Starting in 1939 when Peterbilt was formed this era of trucking is portrayed through large period photos when these heavy haulers were put to work. Captions tell about the truck and the companies and owners who operated them. 128 pages. Soft Cover. more»
Subject: Trucks
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Reo Trucks 1910-1966 Photo Archive
Stock #: KB10330
Author: Robert Gabrick
List Price: $29.95
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$27.95
Ransom Eli Olds was best known as the inventor of the Oldsmobile. In 1904 Olds was dissatisfied and left the company, which left time to help create the a new company bearing his initials, the Reo Motor Car Company, in Lansing, Michigan. In 1910, the Reo Motor Truck Company began the production of trucks. Reo's legendary Speed Wagon led the way with shaft-drive, pneumatic tires, electric starters, and electric lights; features found on all competitive makes. The patriotic Reo company produced nearly 29,000 military vehicles from 1940 through 1945. This book covers the story of Reo Trucks through archival photographs to the time when the White Motor Company purchased Reo in 1957. more»
Subject: Trucks
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Semi-Truck Color History
Stock #: 74085
Author: Holtzman
List Price: $0.00
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$12.95
Many color and black/white photos. Some of the trucks highlighted are: Refrigerated haulers, dumpers, petroleum haulers, flatbed and oversize bullhaulers, hay and alfalfa, log, lumber, bedbug, rolling billboards, big rigs and famous truckers trucks!!! Soft cover. more»
Subject: Trucks
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Studebaker Trucks 1927-1940 Photo Archive
Stock #: KB10314
Author: Howard L. Applegate
List Price: $29.95
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$27.95
A comprehensive photo history of one of the great names of American motoring. This outstanding collection of rare factory photographs displays the quality and styling that distinguished Studebaker. Includes light to heavy trucks & semi-tractors. more»
Subject: Trucks
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White Trucks 1900-1937 Photo Archive
Stock #: KB10331
Author: Don Bunn
List Price: $29.95
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$27.95
The White Company was one of America's earliest & most successful truck manufacturers. White trucks worked at a variety of applications; dump trucks, sedan deliveries, express, step vans, buses, tankers, & more. Beginning with the first White model through De Sakhnoffsky's ultra streamlined designs of the late Thirties. Photographs from Detroit Public Library's National Automotive Hisory Collection. more»
Subject: Trucks
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