Description
Paperback cover has some fraying and slight bending. Pages are clean and the binding is secure.
This well-worn copy of “Know Your Car And How To Drive” by Bruce Grant and Seymour Fleishman is a fascinating time capsule from the golden age of American automotive enthusiasm. Published in the 1950s, when car ownership was rapidly expanding and the nation’s love affair with the automobile was in full bloom, this book offered a comprehensive guide to understanding and operating the vehicles that were transforming American culture and mobility. With its straightforward, instructive prose and abundant illustrations, it aimed to demystify the inner workings of cars for a generation of drivers who were embracing the freedom and convenience of personal transportation. While some of the technical details may now be dated, the book’s historical significance lies in its capture of the era’s optimism, ingenuity, and fascination with the automotive revolution. For collectors and readers interested in mid-20th century Americana, this well-loved copy represents a tangible connection to a pivotal moment in the evolution of American car culture.