Recommendations for addition to Mopar library

[GTX]

Going through my libray of Mopar related reading today I realized that I've read and re-read all of them many times so for Christmas I'm buying myself something new.

So, what is your most valued and recommended reading?

[ChargerBill]

If you can find a copy of Mighty Mopars it's a good one, and Hemi: The Ultimate V8 by Robert Genat (hardback) is a good one too. Also, if you just dig cars in general then there is a 50 years of Bonneville hardback that is awesome and another hardback by Peter Vincent titled Hot Rod: An American Original that is a companion book to the Hemi one. For a good read I recommend the book Cannonball by Brock Yates.

[Ghoste]

First would be the fsm for any Mopar I own.      After that, I find I like just about anything Robert Genat writes.   A couple that I have enjoyed recently have been "Fifty Years of Mopar Muscle" and "Six Pack".   "Supercars", that book about the wing cars was good too but it isn't really a recent publication.   There hasn't been much in the last 12 months Moparwise but there are still lot's out there I don't have yet.   I want to read that book about Daimler's takeover of Chrysler sometime.

[GTX]

Wow, I thought I had a fair collection but the only one of those that I have is Mighty Mopars. I was looking the 50 years book the other night and that's one to add to my list for sure. Haven't seen the others I don't think.

Cool!

[Ghoste]

Motorbooks International is a good site to look those up if you don't already know about them.

[Afflyer]

How about "Chrysler Muscle- Detroits Mightiest Machines", by Bill Holder and Phil Kunz.  It's chock-full of great history and information.  Incredible pics and artwork are all over this book.

ISBN # 0-87349-633-7

This is one book to have in your MoPar library!!!

Bradley

[Ghoste]

Same with "Chrysler, Dodge, and Plymouth Muscle" by Anthony Young.  Some old ads and such in there too.