The American Hot Rod
The American Hot Rod by Dean Batchelor, published by Motorbooks International in 1995, offers a detailed exploration of the history surrounding the golden age of hot rodding. This edition spans 192 pages and is presented in English, featuring a rich collection of original photography that captures the essence of this automotive culture. The book delves into various aspects of hot rodding, including dry lakes racing, pre-war Fords, and the evolution of the speed equipment industry.
Readers will find a nostalgic examination of the men and machines that shaped this era, with insights into road racing specials, supercharging, and the use of alternate fuels. The work also highlights the significance of clubs and the broader context of automotive technology and engineering. This comprehensive overview serves as a valuable resource for those interested in the history of transportation and the development of car culture.
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The American Hot Rod Dean Batchelor.Batchelor traces the amazing history of the men and machines of the golden age of hot rodding. This nostalgic examination covers dry lakes racing, pre-war Fords, Detroit engines, road racing specials,supercharging and alternate fuels, clubs, the birth of the speed equipment industry, and much more. All-original photography makes this the ultimate hot rod history. ô… destined to be a standard re ference for all future car-culture histories to come.” Car Craft. Hdbd., 1 1/4″x 1 1/4″, 192 pgs., 26 b&w ill., 57 color.
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