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James Mays
Softcover
104 pages
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Rescued & Restored: Canadians and their Collectable Cars
$25.00
Fascinating tales of often unique-to-Canada automobiles and the dynamic Canadian automobile industry are told by award-winning historian James Mays. Based on the Old Autos byline of the same name, more than 25 lovingly restored vehicles from every part of Canada are profiled. Beaumont, Monarch, Dodge Brothers and a host of other cars from the versatile Model T to the classy AMC Eagle are immortalized in this book. Interviews with people who worked in auto manufacturing and detailed historical research make this a rich treasure trove of Canadian automobile lore.
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| Weight | 0.300 kg |
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| Dimensions | 25.5 × 18.2 × 0.80 cm |
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