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Archival photography, much of it never before published, shows the 1956 model rolling down the production line at GM's top-secret St. Louis assembly plant, turning heads on American street corners, and taking on all comers at racing venues like Daytona, Sebring, and Pebble Beach.
This book chronicles the iconic 1956 Chevrolet Corvette, a pivotal model in the evolution of American sports cars. Through extensive archival photography, it details the car's journey from its secretive assembly to its public debut and competitive life on the road and track.
The book is presented as a visual history, relying on previously unpublished archival photographs to document the 1956 Corvette. The focus on its production and racing history suggests a detailed look at a significant year for the model. The use of photography indicates a strong emphasis on visual storytelling rather than extensive textual analysis. This approach aims to provide enthusiasts with a comprehensive visual record of a celebrated American automobile.
Page Count:
220
Publication Date:
1998-01-01
Publisher:
Cars & Parts Magazine
ISBN-10:
1880524287
ISBN-13:
9781880524282
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