RaceHome.com NEW Book of the Month!

[TonyHuntimer]

Hey Guys,

RaceHome.com has a new feature! I have a "Book of the Month" section.

Each month I will be posting books from my library... with a book review.

This months book is the 189 page COMPLETE build-up of Joe Rogan's '70 Cuda named Sick Fish. Fabricators, builders, and Pro-Touring enthusiasts have to pick up a copy!

You can see it here: http://www.racehome.com/botm.htm

This section is new and I'm still working on it. Let me know what you think. I'm going to use a special rating system and give a better review in a few days. Keep checking it!

Thanks,
Tony Huntimer
RaceHome.com

[Martin71RS]

Tony, how about calling it book of the year?
at least that's what happened to the "product of the month".... :poke:


Just kidding Tony, I know it takes a lot of time keeping a website up to date......I was checking on a regular basis and missed the new product of the month.......for months....

Anyways, looks like a great book!

Martin

[TonyHuntimer]

Here's an image of the cover.

https://static1.pt-content.com/images/noimg.gif

Get one before they run out or you'll be sorry you didn't. They are only available for a limited time. The book costs $15 and it's worth EVERY penny.

Sick Fish Build Up -RaceHome.com Book of the Month (http://www.racehome.com/botm.htm)

Tony Huntimer
RaceHome.com

[Jimmy Sean]

Got mine in the mail today, browsed it before going to banjo lessons. all I can say is I LIKE IT ALOT :seizure:

[Martin71RS]

I got it today....together with some tie rod adjusters and t-shirts. (as long as I was ordering there I thought I might aswell get some other things I wanted)

Tony, thanks for the great tip! I browsed through the book quickly and the pics alone are worth it....

Martin

[preston]

Another kudos for this great book. This is what I wish every magazine article was - a 100 (?) page book of photos and discussion. They even mentioned what springs they used although of course I would have loved to go even deeper into the details. Never did say what the finished car weighed. I think I heard 4000 lbs somewhere that sounds about right.

Anyway, awesome photos - the most enlightening thing for me was how many subtle metal body mods (Well other than "channelling" the whole thing to get the ride height) they did and the incredible affect that was achieved by not doing anything radical but just the right details.

Lots of photos of the metal work and templates they make.

I'd love to see a book like this on Chicayne as well ! I"m looking forward to the next book whatever the car.

[Raptor Pilot]

What he just said! I haven't been able to put it down since I got it. I actually ordered it after reading this. Had it in three days. Wow, wow, wow.

[Paddington]

Is that book on Amazon.com? Or does DSE ship overseas?

[Jimmy Sean]

You can also get it through radrides site.

http://www.radrides.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=Gear&Product_Code=BB&Category_Code=hat

[VenturaII]

I can't say enough good about this book. Great read. Technically they call it a serial. Which means there should be more! 15 dollars or so from Detroit speed. Worth every penny.

[Rick Dorion]

I believe the same author is doing one on the Foose camaro.