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Nostalgia Road
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I 'rpm the Illustrated History of British Motoring series, Forty Years of the Ford Transit 1965-2005 is a compact but thorough overview ot t he main points of the Transit story. It kicks off with a look at Ford's light vans in the 60 years before Transit's arrival and goes on to cover its history right up to this summer's new arrival. At just 50 pages it is no encyclopedia, but it does provide information at an low cost.
In the same series, British Police Cars of the 1950s & 60s follows a similar format with a subject of interest to any grown-up schoolboy who spends their days on the road. Naturally, Z-Cars gets a few mentions but our favourites are Pinky and Perky. Dunbartonshire Constabulary's economically liveried pair of Hillman Imps. one blue with white doors, bonnet and boot, the other finished in the reverse scheme. From Nostalgia Road Publications Ford Transit, by Robert Berry ISBN 1903016614, price [8.95 Police Cars, by the late Alan Johnson and Robert Berry ISBN 1903016142, price £8.95
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