Standard Catalog of Mustang 1964-2004 -2nd Edition

The Ford Mustang was released in the spring of 1964 and instantly became the most successful new car in history. Mustangs enjoy even more popularity with every passing year, and dealers, collectors and enthusiasts demand current pricing and updated information on these classic cars. In the Standard Catalog of Mustang, they'll find everything they're looking for! With updated pricing and thorough coverage of all 1964-2004 models, this comprehensive second edition is the perfect reference for devotees of the pony car legend. Everything the Mustang enthusiast needs is here, including VIN decoding, identification data, engine and chassis specs, original factory prices, body types and their numbers and model production totals. Special sections feature Saleen and Shelby models, Mustang racing, Indy pace cars, prototypes and more. 2nd ed.

How to Build Pro-Touring GM Street Machines

GM's muscle cars of the '60s and '70s were great for their time - but what they did best was go in a straight line. Today's performance cars have it all though - speed, handling, and comfort. This book shows you how to build a Pro-Touring machine: a classic muscle car that accelerates, stops, corners, and rides like Detroit's best new high-performance cars. Author Tony E. Huntimer goes through a car's major systems - drivetrain, chassis, suspension, body, and interior - and shows you how to upgrade that classic muscle car to make it a modern performer. Electronic fuel injection, 6-speed trannies, better shocks and springs, modern seating and instruments, and subtle body mods are all covered, along with step-by-step how-to sequences on many key modifications. Classic muscle car looks, with modern muscle car performance - that's what Pro-Touring is all about!

The Great Classic Muscle Cars Compared

This Muscle Portfolio collects expert views on how the powerful American muscle cars produced between 1966 and '70 performed against each other. Chevy's Chevelle, Impala, Camaro and Corvette go head-to-head against Pontiac's GTO and Firebird; Dodge's Charger, Coronet, Super Bee and Dart GTS; Olds 4-4-2 and Cutlass; Ford's Fairlane, Galaxie, Mustang, Shelby Mustang Cobra and Torino; Plymouth's Fury, Barracuda and Roadrunner; AMC's Javelin; plus Cougar, Cyclone and others. Sftbd., 8'x 10 3/4', 140 pgs., 180 b&w ill.

Repairing and Restoring Classic Car Components

Learn how to rescue, repair and restore old components - the knowledge you need to keep a restored car on the road, or to undertake a full rebuild. Unlike with modern cars, classic car hobbyists cannot simply throw away and replace parts when they break. This book will show you basic workshop techniques, such as welding, grinding, riveting and soldering. You'll also learn how to adapt new parts to fit old components, and perform repairs on door locks, fuel pumps, distributors, speedometers, and many other complex parts of your collector car. The authors tell you what jobs can be done with basic hand tools, what specialized equipment might be needed, and which jobs need to be sent out to a professional. Hardcover, 8-1/4' x 10-1/2', 176 pages, 250 color