Dean’s Garage Review in Buick Bugle
This month the Buick Club of America’s publication, The Buick Bugle, published a two-page review of Dean’s Garage, The Future is Back.
This month the Buick Club of America’s publication, The Buick Bugle, published a two-page review of Dean’s Garage, The Future is Back.
After 18 months of development including a trip to the GM Archives at Design Center, Dean’s Garage, The Future Is Back is finally finished!
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Excellent biography of the King of Cool. Book review.
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Shelby’s staff photographer shares his first hand experiences and many never before published photos.
A concise Camaro historical overview.
Paul Van Valkenburgh’s classic is mandatory reading for those interested in an insider’s account of Chevrolet’s involvement in racing in the ’60s.
This book features a concise, well-written history of the manufacturers, with superbly photographed examples chosen to represent the marque.—Book Review
A great collection of engine shots and cutaway engine artwork.
The complete story of Dick Ruzzin’s Chevy powered Mangusta. Book Review.
I about had a heart attack when the ’70 Trans Am hit the streets. Book Review.
Steve McQueen was the real deal. An authentic enthusiast. Book review.
The original hot rod condensed to pictorial essays of 32 iconic examples.
BMW’s history during the wars and immediate post-war periods is of particular interest. Book review.
Just because the factory wouldn’t or couldn’t build it didn’t mean you couldn’t get one.