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It The Story of the Limousine A book by etiquette. Or just plain old outrageous. These are some of the ingredients to the long black cars that have haunted American streets and minds since the motor took to wheels. This first-ever comprehensive look at the limousine, brought to you by the prestigious Society of Automotive Engineers, is a complete automotive and social history Hardcover, 220 pages
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Bromley essays on automobiles,
For classic car enthusiasts, automotive historians, and general readers
intrigued with the mystique of limousines, this lively history tells of the
riders and their chauffeurs, as well as the evolution of the car itself (with
minimal attention to mechanical details), the companies involved, and
surrounding lore. The numerous photos (b&w and color) make the book a fun
browse. The glossary offers limousine-related terminology--a fascinating
compendium of "definitions as seen from the back seat of a limousine" (rather
than from under the hood). The book is attractively produced on glossy paper, in
a "stretched" (horizontal) format (11.5x9). The authors are writers with direct
limousine experience and a passion for their subject.
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appearing in: Reviewers of the book have said: "An excellent text is nicely
balanced by "Beginning with a well-developed photos, is a mesmerizing ride through the history of the limo, starting in 1899 and working forward through such amazing examples as the U.S. Presidents' ride, stretch Hummers and limos with small pools, plus a limo lexicon and tips on how to buy a limo and how to talk to the chauffeur." - Philadelphia Daily News email Bromley for questions or media inquiries Available from Amazon.com
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Now, how 'bout this limousine: Thanks to contributor John Richardson, who put a Chrysler 300c to Photoshop and produced what has to be the most radically beautiful limousine of the day! Damned straight, Mr. Richardson, and thanks! Anyone interested in John's talents, write him here -- click on the picture for more!.
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