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Brownell book, "How to Restore Your Car"
A couple of years back someone on another mail group mentioned a car restoration book, I think was the title above, and said that it was highly reccomended. It's a multi-make book but has decent coverage of all cars (import or domestic).
Anyone familiar with this book? Is it worth picking up? It's right on the shelf up here at Chapters [similar to Barnes & Nobles in the States], cost is $45 but if it's a good book it may well be worth the money.
I'm not planning full-scale restoration on the Cortina but a book like this could be helpful even for smaller jobs perhaps, if it's the same one I'm thinking of.
[ 03-12-2004: Message edited by: Sherlock ]</p>
A couple of years back someone on another mail group mentioned a car restoration book, I think was the title above, and said that it was highly reccomended. It's a multi-make book but has decent coverage of all cars (import or domestic).
Anyone familiar with this book? Is it worth picking up? It's right on the shelf up here at Chapters [similar to Barnes & Nobles in the States], cost is $45 but if it's a good book it may well be worth the money.
I'm not planning full-scale restoration on the Cortina but a book like this could be helpful even for smaller jobs perhaps, if it's the same one I'm thinking of.
[ 03-12-2004: Message edited by: Sherlock ]</p>
