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Haynes Publishing 2006 Telephone: +44 (0)1963 442080 Fax: +44 (0)1963 440001 46 Car Restorers Manual The guide to restoration techniques by Lionel Baxter The restoration of a classic car can, at first, seem like a daunting task. Based on the authors 50 years experience of restoring classic cars, this book explains how to plan a project and carry out the tasks required, safely and efficiently to a good standard. Advice is given on buying a suitable vehicle and the techniques involved in the renovation of chassis, bodywork, engine and drive train, running gear and electrics are described using easyto-understand text and illustrations. will save you far more than its cost Classics an invaluable resource to the firsttime restorer Classic Car Weekly Hardback, 270 x 210mm, 160pp 330 colour illustrations isbn: 1859608531 no: H853 Haynes rrp: 17.99 Repairing and Restoring Classic Car Components by Peter Wallage, John Wallage On modern cars, damaged components are regarded as items to be thrown away and replaced. Spares are readily available, and the high cost of labour makes repair uneconomic for commercial garages. But for a classic car the story is quite different. This book expertly written and clearly illustrated shows the enthusiast how to rescue, repair and restore old components. It will be indispensable to people wanting to keep a restored car on the road as well as those undertaking a full rebuild. a great buy The Sun really lives up to its name Classic Car Weekly Excellent reference Classic Sports Car Hardback, 270 x 210mm, 160pp 330 illustrations, mainly colour isbn: 1859606946 no: H694 Haynes rrp: 18.99 Classic Car Electrical Systems Repair Manual by Dave Pollard Many DIY enthusiasts, happy to do quite complex repair or restoration work on their classic cars, shudder at the prospect of tackling anything to do with the electrics. This book is for them. It is a clearly written, wellillustrated practical guide to electrical systems, covering everything from safety, basic principles, and tools and techniques, to actual projects such as stripping down a typical generator, fitting gauges, or adding a security alarm. A good introduction to the principles Classics Clear and easy to follow Mini Magazine Hardback, 270 x 210mm, 192pp 488 illustrations isbn: 1859604331 no: H433 Haynes rrp: 17.99 Engine Management: Haynes High-Performance Tuning Series Optimising carburettors, fuel injection and ignition systems by Dave Walker Modern engines rely on engine management systems to provide flexible power, whilst also meeting exhaust emissions regulations. This extensively illustrated book unravels the black art of engine management and the software included allows the reader to simulate the effects of changing system parameters using a virtual engine. It will appeal both to readers interested in tuning modern engines and to those who simply wish to gain a deeper understanding. a must Cars Car Conversions explains, in great depth Racecar Engineering quite inspiring Practical Classics Hardback, 270 x 210mm, 128pp 176 colour illustrations isbn: 1859608353 no: H835 Haynes rrp: 17.99 Improve Modify Escort Orion (Re-issue) Including XR3 XR3i by Dave Pollard, Lindsay Porter The MkIII front-wheel-drive Escort was launched in 1980 and by the end of 1981 had become the worlds bestselling car. Renowned for their reliability and ease of maintenance, Escorts and Orions have a loyal following, and many examples are still in use today. This book, illustrated with step-by-step photographs, is a complete guide to improving and modifying MkIII and MkIV Escorts and Orions to give the cars a personal feel. This book was first published in 1990 and has now been re-issued as a digitally printed paperback. Paperback, 270 x 210mm, 240pp over 800 illustrations isbn: 0854297847 no: F784 Haynes rrp: 19.99 Improve Modify Fiesta (Re-issue) Including XR2 by Dave Pollard, Lindsay Porter The Fiesta was introduced in 1977 and was one of the first of a new breed of small, front-wheel-drive hatchbacks. Ford built five million Fiestas in a period of eleven years from the cars debut, and many early examples are still in use today thanks to the simple and reliable mechanical components used in the original design. This book is a complete guide to improving and modifying MkI, II and III Fiestas to give the cars a personal feel. This book was first published in 1990 and has now been re-issued as a digitally printed paperback. Paperback, 270 x 210mm, 240pp over 800 illustrations isbn: 0854297855 no: F785 Haynes rrp: 19.99 Forced Induction Performance Tuning A practical guide to supercharging and turbocharging by A Graham Bell Founded on the authors many years of experience in building, tuning and modifying high-performance engines, this comprehensive work sets out in accessible language the principles involved in forced induction, supported by tables and numerous illustrations. From basic theory through to building a rugged engine, all the important aspects are explained and analysed. An essential workshop tool for anyone involved in developing high-output, road and competition engines. an essential workshop tool 750 Motor Club Bulletin full of common sense Cars Car Conversions Hardback, 233 x 169mm, 464pp 360 illustrations isbn: 1859606911 no: H691 Haynes rrp: 25.00 Rebuilding and Tuning Fords CVH Engine by Peter Wallage The Ford CVH engine has been used in many well-known Ford models including Fiestas (1.4, 1.6, XR2i and RS Turbo), Escorts (1.4, 1.6, RS1600i, XR3, XR3i and RS Turbo) and Orions (1.3, 1.6 and 1600i). This detailed book gives a brief history of the unit followed by advice on rebuilding and tuning an engine in the home garage, describing what can be undertaken by the enthusiast and what should be put out to specialists. It includes chapters on carburettors, the exhaust and ignition systems, and illustrates all stages of engine stripdown and rebuild. Theres plenty of useful stuff here, and it is easy to follow Classics Hardback, 270 x 210mm, 176pp 240 illustrations, mostly colour isbn: 1859600069 no: H006 Haynes rrp: 17.99 Rebuilding and Tuning Fords Kent Crossflow Engine by Peter Wallage, Valerie Wallage Since first appearing in 1967, the immensely popular Kent Crossflow engine has been used to power various models of Cortina, Capri, Escort and, in transverse form, the XR2 Fiesta. It has been an option for kitcars and Morgan, Caterham 7 and Westfield sports cars, also achieving lasting fame in motorsport. This book covers the history of the Kent engine; rebuilding and tuning (both mild and serious) in the home garage; performance exhaust systems; uprating the ignition system; and overhauling and fitting a Weber DGAV 32/36 carburettor. Hardback, 270 x 210mm, 192pp 309 illustrations isbn: 1850109389 no: H938 Haynes rrp: 17.99 NEW July 2006 Four-Stroke Performance Tuning (3rd Edition) A practical guide by A. Graham Bell First published an incredible 25 years ago and regularly reprinted ever since, this remains one of the most comprehensive references available to the enthusiast engine tuner and race engine builder. Drawing on the authors many years of practical experience in tuning and modifying high-performance road, rally and race units, every aspect of an engines operation is explained and analysed. Detailed modifications and improvements are suggested and described in the authors practical, down-to-earth style, making this book essential reading for anyone involved in building high-performance engines. Hardback, 233 x 169mm, 376pp 200 b w illustrations isbn: 1844253147 no: H4314 Haynes rrp: 19.99

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