Steve Statham creëert spannende sciencefictionverhalen die zich verdiepen in de ingewikkelde dynamiek van kracht en macht. Zijn vertelstijl wordt gekenmerkt door meeslepende plots en diepgaande verkenningen van de aard van het bestaan in de uitgestrektheid van de ruimte. Statham brengt een uniek perspectief naar het genre, waarbij hij lezers meesleept in een wervelwind van actie en filosofische beschouwing. Zijn werken bieden een boeiende kijk op de toekomst en op wat het werkelijk betekent om mens te zijn.
Beautifully restored original trucks, from the first Model T truck of 1918 through the mid-1990s! Color photographs, brochures and older ads reveal a variety of popular light-duty, collectible Cameo, El Camino, Corvair 95 and Blazer models.
During the height of the muscle car era, Ford, Chrysler, GM, and AMC offered a number of cars which, in addition to being street legal, were designed to meet the specifications necessary to campaign the NASCAR, NHRA drag racing, and SCCA Trans-Am race series. This color history examines the design, technology, and marketing of these homologation specials and puts them together in one book. Modern color photography of showroom-quality examples provides a view of remarkable machines like the Boss 302 and 429, Chrysler Hemi, Plymouth AAR Cuda, Dodge Challenger T/A, AMX Javelin, Mercury Cyclone Spoiler, and Plymouth Superbird.
One of the greatest and most recognizable icons in American automotive history is the googly-eyed facade associated with Jeep. This informative overview takes enthusiasts through the entire history of Jeep vehicles, from the first utilitarian workhorse delivered to American GIs in 1941 to today's SUVs piloted by suburbanites. Stock production CJs, Wranglers, Wagoneers, and Cherokees are pictured both on and off the beaten path, along with less ubiquitous pickups, wagons and Commandos. In addition, heavily modified off-road Jeeps are captured in action, while appendices cover production years and volumes for all models.