JF Ptak Science Books Quick Post
This pamphlet, Your Car as YOU Would Build It, published by General Motors in 1932, is a partial sales brochure–wish book–planning guide for a variety, bubbled to the top of a box in a series of boxes filled with similar interesting and widely obscure publications. Its main intent was to increase the interest of the reader in the car designs offered by GM, and it certainly piqued my interest if only in memory and hope–looking at the suggestions and offerings and choices, who in their right mind wouldn’t enjoying making adecision as the pamphlet offers?
For example, the fender skirt, long gone now but just going nice and strong in 1934:
