60 Years of Holden Dr Terry's new book
#3
Posted 16 October 2009 - 01:23 PM
Hi Guys.
Thanks for the kind comments about my new book, after many 100s of hours spent it's good to hear.
The books are finally off the boat & at the warehouse. If anyone wants an autographed copy, I have some stock at my workshop that you can buy direct. Contact my e-mail.
bebco at bigpond dot com
Dr Terry
Thanks for the kind comments about my new book, after many 100s of hours spent it's good to hear.
The books are finally off the boat & at the warehouse. If anyone wants an autographed copy, I have some stock at my workshop that you can buy direct. Contact my e-mail.
bebco at bigpond dot com
Dr Terry
#6
Posted 16 October 2009 - 03:07 PM

Looking forward to reading your new book Terry.
http://www.topgear.c...?product_id=498
Terry Bebbington, the walking encyclopaedia on Holden, is back with his latest gem. Detail, detail ... beginning with Holden's pre-1948 history, this book charts Holden's course in Australia from the 48-215 to the current VE Commodore. But not just Holden's top-selling large cars, all other models are covered in the same exhaustive detail. Torana, Gemini, Barina, Camira, to the current Viva and Epica. 4WD's and commercial models are also included. There is also a section on rare prototype and concept cars that Holden has produced including the Hurricane and the EFIJY.
This post has been edited by CraigA: 16 October 2009 - 03:09 PM
#8
Posted 16 October 2009 - 03:35 PM
Thanks Craig, you beat me to it.
A quick explanation of the new book is that it is a major update of my previous '50 Years of Holden' which I wrote 10 years ago.
This version however, is in colour on gloss paper, has 352 pages & heaps more info. It has a pic of virtually every model variant.
It has 104 separate chapters, one dedicated to each model series.
Because I am a technician & not a journalist, the book is about model codes, engines, transmissions, rear axles, which model had what & so on. It's not a novel of fiction.
At the end of each chapter, every model variant is listed with their codes, option numbers & prices, then every engine, trans & diff spec is listed with their specs, carbies, option numbers & engine prefixes etc. etc.
In the appendix, I've listed all of the other specs - height, width, length, wheelbase, front & rear track, turning circle, fuel tank, kerb weight, wheel & tyre sizes, again for every variant of every model series.
I've tried to make this book to be THE Holden bible.
I would recommend purchase from Trax models, Pitstop Bookshop, Auto Book World etc, I can't play favourites, these guys are all reputable. If you're from Sydney I sell them (with a free autograph) from my workshop in Auburn.
Dr Terry
P.S. I would be glad to hear of any typos or corrections, if any are found.
A quick explanation of the new book is that it is a major update of my previous '50 Years of Holden' which I wrote 10 years ago.
This version however, is in colour on gloss paper, has 352 pages & heaps more info. It has a pic of virtually every model variant.
It has 104 separate chapters, one dedicated to each model series.
Because I am a technician & not a journalist, the book is about model codes, engines, transmissions, rear axles, which model had what & so on. It's not a novel of fiction.
At the end of each chapter, every model variant is listed with their codes, option numbers & prices, then every engine, trans & diff spec is listed with their specs, carbies, option numbers & engine prefixes etc. etc.
In the appendix, I've listed all of the other specs - height, width, length, wheelbase, front & rear track, turning circle, fuel tank, kerb weight, wheel & tyre sizes, again for every variant of every model series.
I've tried to make this book to be THE Holden bible.
I would recommend purchase from Trax models, Pitstop Bookshop, Auto Book World etc, I can't play favourites, these guys are all reputable. If you're from Sydney I sell them (with a free autograph) from my workshop in Auburn.
Dr Terry
P.S. I would be glad to hear of any typos or corrections, if any are found.
#17
Posted 19 October 2009 - 03:38 PM
Hi Guys.
This postage thing gets quite complicated.
It all depends on distance, weight & size etc. etc. It seems it's very popular in Perth, of course, which is has the highest rates.
Instead of quoting several different postage rates, I just averaged them out & it works out to very close to $10 for postage & packaging.
So, I will make the offer of an autographed copy, for everyone on the GMH-Torana forum for $70 each including GST, packing & postage. (2 copies would be $130)
I already have interest from dattoman & gen3torrie, I'm happy to do it for anyone else interested.
Dr Terry
This postage thing gets quite complicated.
It all depends on distance, weight & size etc. etc. It seems it's very popular in Perth, of course, which is has the highest rates.
Instead of quoting several different postage rates, I just averaged them out & it works out to very close to $10 for postage & packaging.
So, I will make the offer of an autographed copy, for everyone on the GMH-Torana forum for $70 each including GST, packing & postage. (2 copies would be $130)
I already have interest from dattoman & gen3torrie, I'm happy to do it for anyone else interested.
Dr Terry
#20
Posted 19 October 2009 - 09:14 PM
Dr Terry, on 19 October 2009 - 01:38 PM, said:
Hi Guys.
This postage thing gets quite complicated.
It all depends on distance, weight & size etc. etc. It seems it's very popular in Perth, of course, which is has the highest rates.
Instead of quoting several different postage rates, I just averaged them out & it works out to very close to $10 for postage & packaging.
So, I will make the offer of an autographed copy, for everyone on the GMH-Torana forum for $70 each including GST, packing & postage. (2 copies would be $130)
I already have interest from dattoman & gen3torrie, I'm happy to do it for anyone else interested.
Dr Terry
This postage thing gets quite complicated.
It all depends on distance, weight & size etc. etc. It seems it's very popular in Perth, of course, which is has the highest rates.
Instead of quoting several different postage rates, I just averaged them out & it works out to very close to $10 for postage & packaging.
So, I will make the offer of an autographed copy, for everyone on the GMH-Torana forum for $70 each including GST, packing & postage. (2 copies would be $130)
I already have interest from dattoman & gen3torrie, I'm happy to do it for anyone else interested.
Dr Terry
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