Pictorial history of Hudson Motors from 1939 through 1954. Covers: DeLuxe, Traveler, Country Club, Super, Commodore, Pacemaker, Hornet, Wasp, Jet, Jetliner and Italia. Over 200 large black and white photos, details, historic text and basic specs. The perfect primer and reference guide.

Covers Lincoln, Continental, Zephyr, Edsel and Mercury 1939-1959, a pictorial history, with the emphasis on close-up details. Lots of useful information. Over 200+ B&W photos, 125 pages. Soft cover. Great reference and restorers guide. Smart addition to your auto library.

Noah Wharton, a hot shot insurnace investigator finds himself looking into the death of the youngest son of a prominent Cleveland, Ohio family. Two members of the family suspect that there is more to the death than the apparent sucide ruling. Noah reluctantly takes on the case. His hunt for the truth leads to family secrets better left alone. He is pulled into a web of deceit, high finance and international intrigue. A formidable foe may be more than Noah bargained for.

The Bantam American story from Austin to Bantam, From Sir Herbert Austin to Roy S. Evans. Two polar opposites who were the principals in creating and selling Americas first small car and the car company who created the Jeep. A quick reference guide and perfect primer.

The Farm-O-Road is a Jeep like vehicle produced by Crosley Motors, during the 1950s. Marketed to U.S. farmers as the vehicle that could do "big jobs on small farms and small jobs on large farms" The Do Everything Vehicle.

Covers Compact cars manufactured by Hudson, Kaiser, Nash, Studebaker, Willys: models such as Jet, Henry J, Rambler, Lark and Aero. Over 150 large B&W photos, details, basic specs, historic text. Excellent primer, and quick reference guide.