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Books published by publisher Motorbooks Intl

  • By Ian Falloon - The Complete Book of Classic and Modern Triumph Motorcycles 1937-

    Ian Falloon

    Hardcover (Motorbooks, March 15, 1900)
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  • Corvette: America's Sports Car

    Randy Leffingwell

    Hardcover (Motorbooks, Oct. 18, 1997)
    Corvette chronicles the history of the Corvette, from the earliest first-generation solid-axle Corvettes, to the latest fifth-generation C5. Leffingwell highlights dream and show cars, racers, Zora Arkus-Duntov prototypes and one-offs, and other Corvettes, such as the Sting Ray. Featured are first-hand accounts by major figures in Corvette development, including Cumberford and Shinoda, as well as an interview with the late Zora Arkus-Duntov. Filled with color photos, as well as rare, archival b&w photos featuring period racing, advertisements and magazine covers.
  • Hot Wheels Stock Cars 8

    Motorbooks International

    Hardcover (Motorbooks Intl, Sept. 1, 2003)
    Hot Wheels Stock Cars features the high-performance stock cars that have raced the ovals since the 1950s. Authentic stock car racing machines are featured in this book along with the Hot Wheels cars that were modeled after the real life champions. Each page spread in the book features specs and model information on the real life car and the comparative Hot Wheels toy car. Written for children ages 8-10, this book is appealing to adults and race fans of all ages. Each book comes packaged with a real Mattel Hot Wheels stock car.
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  • Scooters: Everything You Need to Know

    Pixel Pete

    Paperback (Motorbooks, Feb. 4, 2006)
    Scooters and scootering are the fastest growing segment of the American motorcycling market. Because of their low cost, ease of operation, and unintimidating nature, scooters are especially appealing to new riders. This book will provide the scooter owner with everything he or she needs to know. It will tell a person what kind of scooter to buy, how to buy it, and where to buy it. It will instruct the owner on maintaining and customizing his or her scooter. It will even help the scooterist find scooter-related events and activities. In sum, this is all the book any scooter owner will ever need.
  • Motocross

    Steve Casper, Joe Bonnello

    Paperback (Motorbooks, May 31, 2006)
    Motocross is all about getting down and dirty and having fun doing it. In this photo-packed spin through the sport, readers can catch the thrill and at the same time learn all there is to know about motocross, from the basics to the finer points of the bikes, the riders, and the techniques of crashing without burning. Joe Bonnello captures the different sides of the sport - Motocross, Supercross, Enduro, Hare Scrambles, Trials, ISDE, Supermoto, and Endurocross - with the breathstopping shots of the bikes in action. He sketches the history of motocross in words and pictures, profiles it heroes, surveys the magazines that provide in-depth coverage, and reviews the ten best ways if crashing.As part of the Motorbooks Gallery series, this title is filled with dozens of color photos from one of the sport's leading photographers, and is bound in a flexi-binding for durability and affordability.
  • Harley-Davidson

    Allan Girdler

    Paperback (Motorbooks, March 24, 2006)
    Harley expert Allen Girdler and top photographer Jeff Hackett join skills to bring you a fast, fun and cool-looking history of Milwaukee's finest. Early singles and twins, Flat, Knuckle, Pan, and Shovelheads, along with Evolutions, Sportsters, and V-Rod are all here.
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  • Dale Earnhardt Jr.: Making a Legend of His Own

    Larry Cothren

    Paperback (Motorbooks, Nov. 3, 2005)
    In the four years since his dad's untimely death, Dale Earnhardt Jr. has only continued to live up to the legacy "The Intimidator" left behind. Keeping the diehard #3 fan up-to-date on the stellar career of one of NASCAR's current top stars, this second edition will contain all the original edition's Circle Track and Stock Car Racing magazine articles that followed Little E from Andy Hillenburg's driving school through the Busch series to Cup racing and add pieces on Earnhardt's successful 2003, 2004, and 2005 seasons. With a career 15 wins, he has been in the thick of the championship hunt the last two seasons while only continuing to heighten his profile as a spokesman for NASCAR racing. Many of his legions of fans were also fans of his dad, but Little E has earned their respect on his own merit, and with each passing year he moves further out of his father's shadow and into his own limelight. The book features photography from both Nigel Kinrade and the Primedia archives. A complete updated statistical chart will be included.
  • The All-American Muscle Car: The Birth, Death and Resurrection of Detroit's Greatest Performance Cars by Jim Wangers

    Jim Wangers;Colin Comer;Randy Leffingwell;Joe Oldham

    Hardcover (Motorbooks, March 15, 1829)
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  • Choppers

    Mike Seate

    Paperback (Motorbooks, March 24, 2006)
    When a motorcycle has been built from the ground up, stripped of anything not needed for speed, power, and striking looks, and draped in rich colors and chrome, it has been transformed into a chopper. What was once considered an outlaw ride has now become a luxury item and a mainstream obsession. In "Choppers: Heavy Metal Art, author Mike Seate explores the many styles of choppers and bobbers and the builders behind them. The book is divided into several sections based on style or type of chopper, with each section devoted to the builders who follow a similar style and philosophy. Some builders are established names in their field, while others are up-and-comers rocking the chopper world with their far-out ideas and new spins on a classic style. Photographer Michael Lichter, who has photographed choppers for "Easyriders and several other magazines for nearly three decades, provides stunning studio images of the featured machines as well as portraits of their creators. Raked, lowered, and tricked out, Choppers: "Heavy Metal Art belongs to anyone who loves chopper style!
  • The Harley Davidson

    Allan Girdler

    Paperback (Motorbooks, May 24, 2000)
    The distinct rumble of a Harley-Davidson is the thriving sound of an American legend. The Harley-Davidson covers the entire line of Harley-Davidson motorcycles, including Flatheads, Knuckleheads, Pinheads, and Shovelheads. Allan Girdler's proses and Jeff Hackett's dazzling photography provide a fitting tribute to this classic America motorcycle.
  • Harley-Davidson Motorcycles

    Allan Girdler

    Paperback (Motorbooks, May 14, 2000)
    The Milwaukee Marvel takes center stage in this colorful work written by two of the motorcycling industry's best-selling authors. This colorful volume not only tells the history of Harley-Davidson motorcycles, it also features the legendary motorcycles that made the company an American legend. Beautifully illustrated!
  • Corvette: America's Sports Car

    Randy Leffingwell

    Paperback (Motorbooks, June 1, 2002)
    This is the history of the Corvette, from the earliest first-generation solid-axle cars to the latest fifth-generation C5. Leffingwell highlights dream and show cars, racers, Zora Arkus-Duntov prototypes and one-offs, and other Corvettes, such as the Sting Ray. Featured are firsthand accounts by major figures in Corvette development, including Cumberford and Shinoda, as well as an interview with the late Zora Arkus-Duntov. Filled with color photos, as well as rare, archival b&w photos featuring period racing, advertisements and magazine covers.