One of America's best-known automotive writers, PAT FOSTER (Milford, CT) has spent 20 years studying various aspects of the automotive industry and at one time almost started his own car company. An authority figure on AMC and its various branches, Pat has written a number of books on that automaker and many others, including Jeep and Studebaker. His writing has appeared in about every car magazine out there, he has won awards for his books and articles from the AACA (Antique Automobile Club of America) and SAH (Society of Automotive Historians), and he even helped found the SAH Press.
"American Motors Corporation makes good use of its coffee-table
format, relating AMC's high and low points with a good balance of
photos and text�¿ this casually enjoyable book should satisfy
all..."- AutoWeek---
"Foster may well be the world's premier raconteur when it comes to
telling and retelling the ultimately sad story of AMC. The
bigger-than-life treatment of that saga as presented here is an
impressive piece of publishing." - Hemmings Muscle Machines
(137,000 circulation)---
"Here's a book that all admirers of AMC and independent automakers
alike will want to read and then display in a visible spot in their
library. Penned by Hemmings Classic Car's Pat Foster, it details
the entire existence of AMC, from its formation back in 1954 to its
demise in 1987. Within the 208 pages of this hardcover tome resides
all the insightful information about AMC that you will want to
know. Starting with the merger of Hudson and Nash, then the huge
success of the Rambler, all the men responsible for the company's
cars, their designs, and AMC's successes and failures are outlined
in a clear, concise, easy-to-read manner that will prevent you from
putting the book down until you finish reading it. Yes, it's that
informative, and entertaining. The book's pleasing layout and
design make it a treat for the eyes. We especially appreciate the
inclusion of many proposed styling and design illustrations that
show what could have been, underlining AMC's major role in the
American auto industry. It's a must-read." - Hemming's Classic
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