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(More customer reviews)For fans of the 1950's Chevrolets, Jon Robinson's 192-page book is well worth the wait. This compilation is dated 2006, and is in soft-cover form. We've seen efforts like this in the past with the Consumers Guide hardcover publication from 1993 and 1995's "The Hot Ones," by Anthony Young and Mike Mueller. Mr. Mueller and Mike Key also did brief pictorials on the tri-fives that were worth buying and preserving. In 2003, Robert Genat gave us his colorful, but flawed, "Original Chevrolet, 1955-1956-1957. In between, there have been a number of other publications, most of which lacked the color photographs and illustrations so sumptuously provided in this book by Mr. Robinson. Without confirming every fact and figure (which would be a monumental task) Robinson's book combines the important statistical and technical data with ads and other graphics from the period. Most of these are in color, as are recent photos of these now-classic cars. I would highly recommend Robinson's book to any fans of Chevrolets of the 1950's.
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"'50s Chevrolet" leads readers through one of the most innovative eras of automobile engineering. A perfect mating of technical and production details with rich nostalgia, this book helps Chevy enthusiasts determine their favourite models. Whether collector, car buff or restorer this book is a must-have, because it: offers a full price guide to '50s Chevy cars to aid readers in purchasing or selling; shows the beauty and top-quality craftmanship of Chevrolet in more than 300 exquisite colour photos; and explores performance capabilities in easy-to-understand reports.
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