Ford Reviews

Great explanation of engine teardown, machining, parts selection, cleaning and assemble. Good information on improvements. Well worth the price.

A good, well-written, understandable repair guide. The layout is good, and the index is useable. Photographs and illustrations make identification of parts easier. Step by step instructions make repairs easier to understand and perform.

I want to information about electronic fuel injection on engine car like BMW and electronic circuit, ladder diagram and technical drawing

I found this book very helpful. It features the diagnostic flowcharts directly from the manufacturer's manuals.

***Warning: Does not contain information for the 1990 Chrysler 3.3L engine family.***

Clear descriptions. Good photographic diagrams. Good index.

The photography was excellent and the stories and details on Ford collectable trucks were quite interesting. If you are into old car or truck history or collecting, this is a great addition to your library. Buy it!

Andrew Lang was one of the first editors to collect multicultural fairy tales into one volume for readers. The Crimson Fairy Book offers tales from many lands. Included tales are How to find out a True Friend, The Language of Beasts, The Ambitious Tailor, Clever Maria, The Colony of Cats, How the Beggar Boy turned into Count Piro, and many others. The Blue Fairy Book is still the most popular with the best known tales, but look here for lesser known tales.

a nice mix of all three tunings, one verse only of the songs, familiar songs. neat pictures of the 1890's Cripple Creek (Colorado), in which a couple of fires nearly destroyed the town.

Four short stories make up this fun beach read about four columnists that write for a "dear miss lonely hearts" singles column. Their obviously predictable but I like romance stories even if their formulaic. I liked the premise for this book, but I felt that it could've been better written. So if your going to the beach or on vacation be sure to take this fun, easy read with you.

This book written by Scott Trostel, is an excellent look at the history of the railroad that Henry Ford owned at one time.
It discusses various incidents that happened over time, locomotive rosters, the people who worked on the railroad, and other items of interests, that anyone who enjoys history/railroads should enjoy.
-Brian