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SHOR, above, is right on! The AMERICAN MUCSCLE book is tops; It is hard to keep it sitting on my library shelf without looking at almost weekly. The writer has a unique way of expressing the awesome power of these supercars. My favorite is "SCARING MORTALS INTO THE NEXT LIFE" (Phase III Camaro). Along with the great photo shoots, this book will be hard to beat even as more Musclecar books are published.
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TimG,
I was not at that auction and do not think my Dover White Douglass, redone as a Berger Doulbe COPO was there. If my memory serves correct, Mr. Gasser's White/Blue interior former COPO was there? |
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It's interesting to see different opinions on these books. I think Otis Chandler's book is cool for the collection that is contained between the covers, but the pictures try to be too artsy-fartsy, and personally the text makes me sleepy. It feels like it was written by a journalist, not a car guy. I want to see cars in good light and in good detail, not some shot in a dark alley. Still, it's a great book to have.
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OK...when do we get a book on Kevins collection?
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