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ROAD & TRACK ~Dec 1968 ~ Electric Car Race: Cal Tech vs MIT, MGB, Volvo 142S
ROAD & TRACK ~Dec 1968 ~ Electric Car Race: Cal Tech vs MIT, MGB, Volvo 142S
ROAD & TRACK ~Dec 1968 ~ Electric Car Race: Cal Tech vs MIT, MGB, Volvo 142S
ROAD & TRACK ~Dec 1968 ~ Electric Car Race: Cal Tech vs MIT, MGB, Volvo 142S

ROAD & TRACK ~Dec 1968 ~ Electric Car Race: Cal Tech vs MIT, MGB, Volvo 142S

$ 4.73

  • Contributors: James T Crow, Ron Wakefield, Henry Manney, Jonathan Thompson
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
  • Features: Illustrated, Includes many photos, Detailed Road Tests, Electric Cars - Historic Article
  • Genre: Automobiles, Cars, Sports Cars
  • Issue Number: 4
  • Language: English
  • Publication Frequency: Monthly
  • Publication Month: December
  • Publication Name: Road & Track
  • Publication Year: 1968
  • Publisher: Bond, Parkhurst Publications
  • Seller Notes: “Please see FULL ITEM DESCRIPTION for details”
  • Subscription: Yes
  • Topic: Cars, Sports Cars, New Cars, Racing
  • UPC: Does Not Apply
  • Volume: 20
  • gtin13: Does Not Apply

Description

ROAD & TRACK ~ Dec 1968 ~ Electric Car Race: Cal Tech vs MIT MGB, Volvo 142S, VW 1600, Siata Spring In light of the many production electric cars now on the market, this article about the two experimental cars built at MIT and Cal Tech is an historic report of an important automotive development. Remember, this event took place in the summer of 1968(!), long before the DARPA challenge events in 2004 and 2007 (which I attended, by the way). ROAD & TRACK ~ Dec 1968. Very Fine/Near Mint (9.0) condition, stored carefully, no creases and wrinkles, cover perfect, bright white pages, no address label. 100% of the proceeds of this sale go to Beyond the Walls (Charity) Make an offer! What do you have to lose? For shipping, I will send the magazine via USPS Media Mail at the lowest current rate to any address in the USA. Multiple copies at reduced postage -- wait for the invoice. I'm not like some eBay sellers who build big profits into shipping and screw the buyer. Who am I? My web identity is SwapMeetDave, but I'm actually David Ahl, founder of Creative Computing, ex-editor of Military Vehicles , writer, incurable collector, and Christian. When you have time, take a look at my on-line carnival and flea market at SwapMeetDave.com , which is chock full of new clean jokes, patriotic pics, books, magazines, my bio, handyman humor, and other good stuff. I accept payments by check or PayPal. I ship the day I receive your payment or notification of payment from PayPal. Thank you!