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Examines an important quarter century of the American Station Wagon - a time when it evolved into a practical, yet sometimes luxurious family transporter or business vehicle. This volume covers the histories of the major, minor and obscure station wagon manufacturers and models. It also features images of rarer Canadian versions.

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Following World War II, North American truck manufacturers responded to the prosperity of the 1950s with fresh designs and features. This title presents a visual study that covers the US and Canadian truck manufacturers that built trucks in North America in the 1950s.

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Whereas the American station wagons were built for functionality, the Woodie sedans and convertibles were constructed purely for style. This title looks at the Woodies built from the 1920s to the early 1950s, which came in a variety of models including station wagons, convertibles and sedans.

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Many of the American-powered British makes offered for sale were often built with everything from trials and rallies to road racing in mind. This TWTD book covers British cars powered by American engines and American cars fitted with British power plants, all built from the 1930s to 1970s.

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Exploring the many benefits of living with an assortment of animals, this book discusses compatibility, how to live in harmony, gives advice on problem situations, and features interviews with real-life multi-animal families.

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Examining the development of the popular 1/2-ton American pickup truck during the 60s, this book includes the numerous, new alternative designs and engineering approaches. This volume also reveals specifications, industry facts and figures, and optional equipment, through detailed text and previously unpublished images.

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Covers the attempts by major automakers such as Kaiser-Frazer, Willys, Packard, Studebaker, Tucker, Nash and Hudson to compete with the 'Big Three' in America. This book offers a look at the major makers, focusing on the innovations, styling and features, and why, ultimately, all failed.

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How the Riviera artfully blended styling, luxury, comfort and performance, from its earliest years as a trim model to its dramatic debut in 1963 as an exciting unique automobile for the Buick Division. Included are all the pertinent data and information on the 1963 to 1973 Riviera models that enthusiasts will enjoy.

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Triumph's Stag combined the smoothness and performance of a V8 with stylish Italian coachwork designed by Giovanni Michelotti, allowing for both closed and open grand touring. This invaluable book examines all aspects of the model, from key features to problem areas, with photographs of both restored and original examples.