MUSTANG: FORTY YEARS
Written by Randy Leffingwell
Published by Motorbooks
in 2005
ISBN: 0760321833
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MUSTANG: FORTY YEARS
Written by Randy Leffingwell.
Stock no. 2135975
1st thus.
2005.
Softcover.
Almost very good condition.
Since its debut in 1964, Ford's Mustang has dazzled the world with its speed, horsepower, and sleek, understated veneer. Leading the American pony car pack for the next four decades, the Mustang became a legend by packing big horsepower in an affordable, elegant package. Cardwraps. Square format. Colour photos. 383 pages including index. ISBN: 0760321833. A few grubby marks to covers; a little creasing to top front cover corner. First page has 1.5" tear to lower edge. Contents clean.
Front cover
Contents
- 1. War Recovery and the Birth of the Boom
- 2. Great Idea, Wrong Direction
- 3. More Great Ideas and Sleepless Nights
- 4. An Overnight Success... After Years of Hard Work
- 5. Variations on the Theme
- 6. Looking into a Crystal Ball
- 7. Taming and Popularizing the Original Theme
- 8. The Pony on Steroids
- 9. Reaching Maturity in Power. Style, and Audience
- 10. Knudsen's Legacy: The Wrong Car for Changing Times
- 11. Four Cylinders and 55 Miles Per Hour
- 12. A Global Approach Regionalized
- 13. SVO: Some Variation Observed
- 14. The Fox, Revisited
- 15. Restoration of Faith
- 16. A Glance back, a Leap Forward