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what each book contains
along with number of pages, dimensions, and author info and chapter contents.
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Book Part Number: |
B-110 |
Title: |
MGA | ||||
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Secondary Title: |
The Complete Story | ||||||
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Author: |
David G. Styles | ||||||
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Book Dimensions: |
8"x 10" |
# Pages: |
192 |
Cover: |
Hard |
Text/Pictures: |
Color / B/W |
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| Intro/Foreword | Acknowledgments, MGA Evolution, Introduction - (p6-8) | ||||||
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Chapter 1: |
Out with the Old, In with the New - (p9-24) | ||||||
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Chapter 2: |
MGA Marks the End of an Era - (p25-41) | ||||||
| Chapter 3: | The MGA 1500 on the Road - (p42-55) | ||||||
| Chapter 4: | Safety Faster, Record Breakers and a New MGA - (p56-69) | ||||||
| Chapter 5: | The Twin Cam Sets New Standards - (p70-83) | ||||||
| Chapter 6: | How the Twin-Cam was Received - (p84-98) | ||||||
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Chapter 7: |
Coupe or Roadster? - (p99-115) | ||||||
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Chapter 8: |
Appendix 'J' or the MGA 1600 - (p116-128) | ||||||
| Chapter 9: | The MGA 1600's Reception and the De Luxe Model - (p129-141) | ||||||
| Chapter 10: | The 1600 Abroad and the 1600 Mark II - (p142-158) | ||||||
| Chapter 11: | The MGA and its Adversaries - (p159-170) | ||||||
| Chapter 12: | Enjoying an MGA Today - (p171-185) | ||||||
| Appendix 1: | MGA Clubs - (p186-187) | ||||||
| Author details: | Dr.
David G. Styles is a leading automotive historian. His first major work,
'As Old as the Industry' won the Society of Automotive Historians'
prestigious Cugnot Award, and an Award of Distinction came from the same
society for 'Sporting Rileys - The Forgotten Champions'. With a PhD in Business History and a background working in the motor industry, David has the knowledge and experience to write on a variety of motoring subjects. He edits and produces the Vintage Motorcycle Club journal, and has written numerous automotive and aviation books. |
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