100 Cars 100 Years: The First Century of the Automobile

Winkowski, Fredric; Sullivan, Frank D.

ISBN 10: 0765110164 / ISBN 13: 9780765110169

Published by Smithmark Pub, 2000

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: 100 Cars 100 Years: The First Century of the Automobile
• Publisher: Smithmark Pub
• Publication Date: 2000
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0765110164
• ISBN 13: 9780765110169
• Binding: Hardcover
• Condition: very_good

About this title

Synopsis

Following the success of the series previously launched with 100 Planes 100 Years, 100 Cars 100 Years presents the history of the automobile with eye-catching images and absorbing stories that set it apart from other merely factual car books. Compelling photographs of 100 years of history-making vehicles show the evolution of the automobile from its dawn to the present day. All cars included are currently in running condition-from gleaming brass-trimmed antiques to lovingly restored Jazz Age classics and from wild custom cars to the latest competition machines. Unique graphic spreads take the reader through time and travel by highlighting a single legendary car for each year in the past century, accompanied by engaging anecdotes about its original design, its intrepid owners, and its final fate. Highly readable and visually exciting, this book is an excellent resource for car fans and transportation buffs alike.

About the Author

Fredric Winkowski is an art director, illustrator, and photographer specializing in transport and travel photography. Among his previous books is a photographic study of vintage motorcycles. Frank D. Sullivan is a designer and photographer whose avocation is transportation. A collector of machine age memorabilia, he was educated as an industrial designer and has worked in product design and retail planning. Both authors live in New York City. Richard Mancini is a Connecticut-based writer and editor with a keen interest in American history and popular culture. He also collaborated with Winkowski and Sullivan on 100 Motorcycles 100 Years.