Automotive Books

When I first ventured into reading this wonderfully woven book, I entered a whole new world of magic. That magic was never absent throughout the entire journy and really excited me into learning more about buying and leasing cars. Although the title may lead a person on into believing the book to be dry, it is far from that. It is a excellently written book that gives you what you want from a book like this. When the reader finishs the book he feels he has learned a great deal about the subject. Buy and Leasing Cars has never been so fun!

This Triple A (Automobile Association of America) publication comes out every year with the latest information on new cars. The book is written in language that is easy to read and understand. I have been buying this book yearly from AAA (at full list price) until I discovered it's availability on Amazon! I am currently awaiting the latest edition - Autograph 2000 - which is due soon! I recommend anyone interested in purchasing a new automobile read this book. The book provides information about the safety, comfort, reliability and styling of the new cars. I find it to be extremely helpful when deciding what car to purchase! Read it - then drive!

This book is very interesting with many COLORFULL photos of way over 100 Trucks, Delivery Sedans, Pick-ups, and semis. Many Photos are from the Calanders and from the Abandoned Autos book. If you perchase this book you will be delighted. In Abandoned Autos there are more photos and writings but Abandoned trucks is very good too. If you have all the Abandoned Autos Calanders and the book this is a must. After Owning Abandoned Autos and Abandoned trucks books, I started Collecting the calandars. I have many of the Autos ones and looking for the Trucks. If you find any please E=mail me at
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I apologize myself that I did not buy this book yet. I could not find this one from Korea. I just heard about the title of this book. Would you please inform me a little part of the contents ?

just a book for class, tune up related and autoelectrical, diesel, fuel, and engine performance

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Certainly the most exciting book, written and illustrated, on the Art of the Automobile.
Thank you Mr.Durnell.
A MUST !

It used to be travelers to Africa would never think of making their journeys entirely overland - but today they can, and with Africa Overland's updated fourth edition, travelers can plan their own trip or choose from one of the overland expeditions recommended herein. From initial planning to health and safety and handling bureaucracy across the states, Africa Overland covers everything from driving in different terrains to cultural differences and locating accommodation. Africa Overland reflects the author's on experience, so is seasoned with more than just hearsay.

This 32 page booklet is part of a series of pocket book size texts published in England called the Shire books which cover all sorts of obsolete industrial, agricultural, and home economics topics. Thus old time one-lunger steam power engines are covered but modern post 1940 automobiles, tractors and trucks are not.
The illustrations cover many tools with a few examples each, but these booklets are far from a complete encycopedias of anything they cover. They are more memory books of the type done by Eric Sloane (cf) on American hand tools and crafts. The intent of this one is preserving the ancient hand techniques of the farmer.
What strikes one as particularly British is that no one ever seems to wear work clothing as we know it: Overalls, coveralls, dungaree shirts, etc. All the workers are wearing coats and ties even in the filthiest conditions! As I recall this is not characteristic of French peasants of the same period, 1850 to 1950. The only concession to work condition is the English favor gum boots of the pullover type when in the fields. But this is not surprising when we recall that Sherlock Holmes and other holiday trekkers in movies always wore tweed suits and ties in the woods.

SORRY THIS IS NOT A REVIEW. I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW IF YOU HAVE EDUCATION VIDEOS? IF SO HOW DO I FIND EM? AND IF SO DO YOU HAVE ANY VIDEOS ON LEARNING AIR CONDITIONING FOR AUTOMOTIVE AND SUCH? STANDING BY FOR YOUR REPLY. PLEASE HURRY CAUSE I HAVE TO PEE.