The following chart gives comprehensive information on
what each book contains
along with number of pages, dimensions, and author info and chapter contents.
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Book Part Number: |
B-79 |
Title: |
The Mini | ||||
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Secondary Title: |
A Celebration | ||||||
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Author: |
Graham Scott | ||||||
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Book Dimensions: |
9.5"x 13" |
# Pages: |
80 |
Cover: |
Hard |
Text/Pictures: |
Color |
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| Intro/Foreword |
Introduction by John Cooper - (p7-8) |
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Chapter 1: |
The Issigonis Dream - (p9-18) | ||||||
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Chapter 2: |
Mini Skirts Mini Cars - (p19-30) | ||||||
| Chapter 3: | Red Brick Rallying - (p31-44) | ||||||
| Chapter 4: | The Money Box Enigma - (p45-56) | ||||||
| Chapter 5: | Twini Mini and Other Mutants - (p57-68) | ||||||
| Chapter 6: | Thirty Plus and Still in Style - (p69-79) | ||||||
| Author details: | Graham Scott has traveled widely using a variety of transport, from camels in the Gobi Desert to motorbikes in the Sahara and a 2CV at North Cape inside the Arctic Circle. He has written extensively for magazines in Britain and abroad on motoring subjects, on topics ranging from the Camel Trophy to how to crash a kart, and is the author of 'A Celebration of the Dream Machine' - a photo essay on the Harley Davidson. Although he prefers vehicles producing ludicrous power, he has always had a liking for the Mini, that wonderful box of tricks that so often beats those very same vehicles. | ||||||
| Publisher details: | Reed International Books Limited, 1992 | ||||||