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About the Author
Peter Grist has been writing about American automobiles for over 15 years, and is a member of the National Union of Journalists and the Society of Automobile Historians, Inc. He started with the Chrysler Corp Club UK, which he ran for more than 10 years, editing its monthly magazine, TalkFlite. This led to writing for High Street magazines. He currently owns three Dodge vehicles and has already published a book on Dodge. Peter is married to Catherine and has three children.
Reviews
Veloce first published Dodge Dynamite as a hardback back in 2007. Long out of print, it's back in soft covers and ready to entertain once more. After recounting Dodge's roots, it explains how the advent of Chrysler's Hemi V8 in the early Fifties quickly changed Dodge's image from story family car to the high performance muscle cars we all love. It covers a lot of ground with over 200 photos, illustrations and contemporary adverts up to the mid-naughties. The story is juts as exciting, covering street, track, and concept vehicles through the years. If you're a diehard Mortar fan and don't already have a copy, here's your chance. - Classic American.
Book Information
ISBN 9781787110939
Author Peter Grist
Format Paperback
Page Count 176
Imprint Veloce
Publisher David & Charles
About the Author
Peter Grist has been writing about American automobiles for over 15 years, and is a member of the National Union of Journalists and the Society of Automobile Historians, Inc. He started with the Chrysler Corp Club UK, which he ran for more than 10 years, editing its monthly magazine, TalkFlite. This led to writing for High Street magazines. He currently owns three Dodge vehicles and has already published a book on Dodge. Peter is married to Catherine and has three children.
Reviews
Veloce first published Dodge Dynamite as a hardback back in 2007. Long out of print, it's back in soft covers and ready to entertain once more. After recounting Dodge's roots, it explains how the advent of Chrysler's Hemi V8 in the early Fifties quickly changed Dodge's image from story family car to the high performance muscle cars we all love. It covers a lot of ground with over 200 photos, illustrations and contemporary adverts up to the mid-naughties. The story is juts as exciting, covering street, track, and concept vehicles through the years. If you're a diehard Mortar fan and don't already have a copy, here's your chance. - Classic American.
Book Information
ISBN 9781787110939
Author Peter Grist
Format Paperback
Page Count 176
Imprint Veloce
Publisher David & Charles
