AMX Photo Archive: From Concept to Reality
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| Rating | : | 4.28 (961 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1583880623 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 128 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-01-07 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
The photo archive covers the entire AMX lineup and specials including the SS/AMX, Jeffords/AMX, Dick Teagues AMX and The Big Bad color AMXs. From the early design stages of the AMX -- including early sketches, interior design, clay work, fiberglass mockups, and show cars -- to the actual production models, its all here. Other pre-production ideas covered include AMX/2, AMX/3, AMX/K, AMX II, AMX III, and Project IV.
"amx" according to John P. Janssen. good book if you like amx's as i do . no real news here ! same old stuff, but if you like amc's or amx's youre gonna get it anyway !. Good theme, but All in Black & White Cedar1836 I bought both C. Zinn's books "Javelin Photo Archive" and "AMX Photo Archive", as well as Patrick Fosters's "AMC Performance CarsPhoto Archive". Although it's good to see more books on AMC cars, I was dissapointed, and not expecting these books to all be in Black & White only. Not a trace of color! Although I do feal that the two books by C. Zinn, have more of a purpose in the "concept to Reality" theme, rather than just being picture books. Given the price of these paperback books, and because it was not obvious from the Amazon description, I thought it was a good idea to at least l. Darryl A. Salisbury said AMX Photo Archive: From Concept to Reality. For the first time in AMC history, Chris Zinn has brought to print a pictorial history of the development of the AMX. These rare photographs and comments accompanying them present the reader with a unique insider view of what actually happened at AMC. Chris Zinn has spent years collecting both the pictures and the oral history of the process from the individuals who made it all happen. This publication is a must for the AMX enthusiast, as well as for any person with a casual interest in this unique car. Through the pictures and comments, Chris Zinn shares information which has not be