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CRUISIN' : CAR CULTURE IN AMERICA
Witzel, Michael K.; Bash, Kent
1997 02871400 Hard Cover. Brand New/Brand New Book Jacket. Brodart Protective Dust Cover. 10 x 10" . Here's a reader's review of this teriffic book! "If you remember the days when you used to hang out at the drive-in and spend most of your free time at the wheel of your convertible (and some nights in the back seat), Cruisin' is definitely the book for you. This book has it all--it's a real flashback to a time that had no equal, an era of cars and freedom that will never be again. The Bash images and Witzel photos are way cool and really send you back in time. Whether it's hot rods, muscle cars, and the many places and pastimes we indulged ourselves with, this book is the definitive scrapbook of America's car culture heyday! If you love cars and enjoy the trip more than the place you are goin' to, you 'gotta get this book!" This 160 page book has a lively text that examines all aspects of this universal pastime, including the cars, the rise of youth culture, street racing, drive-ins, cruisers versus the law, Detroit's role, "classic" cruising venues like Detroit's Woodward Avenue, popular culture and more. It is illustrated with historical new photos and features a dozen specially commissioned artwork by well-known automotive illustrator Kent Bash. 200 photos, 150 in full color. Saint Paul, MN, U.S.A.: MBI Publishing Company LLC, 1998
out of Print
Price:
31.85 USD
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