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English
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Description
1970 Maximum Muscle explores the factors that would lead to the decline of the most exciting era in the American automotive industry—as well as the resulting arms race among designers who saw their last opportunity to make the ultimate muscle car. As a result, 1970 was the climax of the muscle car era from engineering, styling, and performance standpoints.
"Whether you’re nostalgic for that era or if you just thrill to its cars, you will really enjoy this celebration of peak muscle."
"Whether you’re nostalgic for that era or if you just thrill to its cars, you will really enjoy this celebration of peak muscle."
Mark Fletcher is an automotive historian and muscle car enthusiast who has owned almost 100 performance cars from the late 1960s and early 1970s. He lives in Southern California with his wife Cheryl and is active in several automotive clubs and organizations.
Richard Truesdell has contributed to Motor Trend, Automobile, Muscle Car Review, National Geographic Traveler, and other publications. His 2005 trip from London to Maranello and back in a Ford GT and Dodge Viper was published in Octane. He is co-author, with Mark Fletcher, of Hurst Equipped (2012).