![]() 11/02/2013 at 21:24 • Filed to: books, supra, celica | ![]() | ![]() |
Here's mine. It's really interesting and focuses mostly on the cars people care about (classic Celicas, JDM specials, late rally Celicas, Mk3/Mk4 Supras) while giving you an appreciation for the less-celebrated generations, as giving the automotive context in different markets and racing info. Most importantly, it has lots of pretty pictures.
What is/are yours?
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I don't really have any automotive books :(
except for Crap Cars!
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My dad got this one sometime after buying his 1987 SE 5spd
I probably read that cover to cover like 6 times as a kid
This is a book I want to buy
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This one.
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hop the pic shows up.
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That RX-7 book cover oozes so much class it makes me want to drool. The Terminator book looks really cool—one of my favorite 'Stangs.
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Crap Cars FTW!
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engines of change by paul ingrassia. fantastic book about the history of cars in america, and how they changed with pop culture of the time.
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Plays With Cars
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One of my most favorite automotive books. I just happened to come across a copy in a used book store one day in the "miscellaneous" section so naturally I had to buy it. If 80's cold war era politics, the American entrepreneurial spirit, and a Fiat built by Yugoslavians for American consumption even remotely interests you, try to find a copy. A must read for any true Jalop.
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The cover of that RX-7 book is so
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You earned 250 Doug DeMuro dollars :)
But I do really want to read it. Soon, I'll buy a copy.