Dodge Reviews

I WAS UNABLE TO REVIEW THIS BOOK.ACTUALLY I WOULD LIKE TO REVIEW BOOK ON A 1978 DODGE D50 THANK YOU

This book details the cars - the manufacturing information could be helpful to someone who doesn't know much about old Mopars. But the "buying" part was virtually nonexistent. A 1 to 5 star system gives the reader a VERY broad idea of which cars in a series are worth (or at least probably cost) more, but there is no information on what to look for except for one or two paragraphs per model line, and most of these are simply common-sense. I'm not surprised it's out of print - it's not worth the trouble to find unless you want some nice B&W photos.

Being a teenager from Maine I was intrigued to discover a story that it close to all of our hearts - discovering ourselves and falling in love with the first girl that shows us the slightest bit of attention. However, imagine my horror when after the first page I discoverd that this book was nothing more than than ill thought out imature example of someone who obviosuly dreams about such things but clealry spends too much time playing the latest Sony Playstation game.

Not at all worth the price, this huge disappointment has amateur effort written all over it. From its dark, grainy photos, to its total lack of substantial information, this book was a real let-down for me. Unfortunately this is the only book on Rootes Commercial Vehicles. Riddled with typos and grammatical errors, the bulk of the book is wasted on useless charts. Need I say more?

What kinda looney came up with this idea? Basically, you are a cadet and you have to survive in the Star Trek universe. I don't know. Get it if you're determined to.