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 Here is an 11-page magazine that features cars, trucks, and locomotives that use castings of vanadum steel.
JUST DISCOVERED! Right here in Flint, MI, home of Buick, Chevrolet, General Motors and AC Spark Plug, has rolled out yet another estate containing early auto history.
A Japanese-American engineer lived and worked here in Flint in the early days of the auto industry. His name was W. Nakamura. According to some of the paperwork that was discovered, he worked for Dort Motor Car Co, the Flint Motor Co, Continental Motors and some other sidework. The bulk of this is from 1910 to around 1941.
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This highly technical magazine studies American & German aircraft, automobiles and machinery, and it is written nearly all in Japanese! Very, very unusual. The front cover has a torn piece out of it as is shown in the first picture.
JUST DISCOVERED! Right here in Flint, MI, home of Buick, Chevrolet, General Motors and AC Spark Plug, has rolled out yet another estate containing early auto history.
A Japanese-American engineer lived and worked here in Flint in the early days of the auto industry. His name was W. Nakamura. According to some of the paperwork that was discovered, he worked for Dort Motor Car Co., the Flint Motor Co., Continental Motors and some other side work. The bulk of this is from 1910 to around 1941.
Look for more very historical and unusual items to roll onto our Ebay Motors auctions from now through October, some of it is original and unique!
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For many years MoToR Magazine would publish a huge oversize annual show issue that has become collectable to old car buffs AND petroliana & autobiliana collectors.
One of these 300-page magazines is PACKED with ads for cars, trucks and gas station equipment. Also, it shows all the new options and features fresh for the model year, plus all the repair specs on several year of domestic cars & trucks.
If you want coverage for, say, the 1938 models buy a 1937 issue. For 1941 models, get the 1940 issue and so on. Condition is only fair to very good on this.
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The employee editions are thinner and have fewer illustrations inside--none in color.
GM Annual Reports began with the colorful covers only about 1948 and continue even today. The 1947 and back issues didn't have any color photos (but did have photos) and are quite rare today.
The 1958 issue is the most sought after for its great artwork that covers the front and back as one picture.
These show color pictures of the following years models. So if you have a 1960 GM car, you would want the 1959 issue and so on. There are collectors who try to gather every issue! |
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GM Annual Reports began with the colorful covers only about 1948 and continue even today. The 1947 and back issues didn't have any color photos (but did have photos) and are quite rare today.
The 1958 issue is the most sought after for its great artwork that covers the front and back as one picture.
These show color pictures of the following years models. So if you have a 1960 GM car, you would want the 1959 issue and so on. There are collectors who try to gather every issue! |
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GM Annual Reports began with the colorful covers only about 1948 and continue even today. The 1947 and back issues didn't have any color photos (but did have photos) and are quite rare today.
The 1958 issue is the most sought after for its great artwork that covers the front and back as one picture.
These show color pictures of the following years models. So if you have a 1960 GM car, you would want the 1959 issue and so on. There are collectors who try to gather every issue! |
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GM Annual Reports began with the colorful covers only about 1948 and continue even today. The 1947 and back issues didn't have any color photos (but did have photos) and are quite rare today.
The 1958 issue is the most sought after for its great artwork that covers the front and back as one picture.
These show color pictures of the following years models. So if you have a 1960 GM car, you would want the 1959 issue and so on. There are collectors who try to gather every issue! |
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3 different issues of Dodge News. This is a magazine that would have been in the lobby of the dealership. Volume 13, Number 2, Number 3 & Number 5. |
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This is an 6-page original sales brochure that was given out in the dealerships.
This item is in very good to excellent condition.
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This is an 8-page reprint (from 1949!) of an article from the Aug 1948 issue that was commissioned by Ford to act as a sales brochure in the dealerships.
This item is in very good to excellent condition. |
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This is an original sales brochure that was given out in the dealerships.
This item is in very good to excellent condition.
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Here are April 1950 and 1951, November 1953, November 1955, January and March 1961, and April 1963.
The 1953 is Motors 50th Anniversary Issue, and the 1955 is the annual service number. The over all condition of these magazines is good to very good.
1950-1951-1952-1953-1954-1955-1956-1957-1958-1959-1960-1961-1962-1963 MoToR Magazines-7! |
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This was a great all around car owners' magazine for its day. Lots of great scenes! Even articles on the PA Turnpike and a test of the military "Mighty Mite". Its condition is very good. |
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This is the 1955 Motor's Handbook 32nd Edition Magazine.
It is in very good condition.
The list price for this manual is $25.00. |
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The employee editions are thinner and have fewer illustrations inside--none in color.
GM Annual Reports began with the colorful covers only about 1948 and continue even today. The 1947 and back issues didn't have any color photos (but did have photos) and are quite rare today.
The 1958 issue is the most sought after for its great artwork that covers the front and back as one picture.
These show color pictures of the following years models. So if you have a 1960 GM car, you would want the 1959 issue and so on. There are collectors who try to gather every issue! |
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Here are two "Gulf News" and one "Gulflex Service News". These were gas station magazines to inform the Gulf managers of what was new month to month.
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These magazines range from July 1959 to October 1959, and June 1960.
The over all condition of these magazines is good. |
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These magazines range from July 1959 to October 1959, and June 1960. The over all condition of these magazines is good. |
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GM Annual Reports began with the colorful covers only about 1947 and continue even today. The 1946 and back issues didn't have any color photos and are quite rare today.
The 1958 issue is the most sought after for its great artwork that covers the front and back as one picture.
These show color pictures of the following years models. So if you have a 1960 GM car, you would want the 1959 issue and so on. There are collectors who try to gather every issue! |
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This 128-page enthusiest book focuses on 1900-1929 cars and classics!
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