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5.0 out of 5 stars SIX stars!, August 7, 2006

By	Douglas D. Kenyon - See all my reviews (REAL NAME)

I cannot rave enough about this work. This is THE definitive work on the Plymouth and DeSoto divisions of Chrysler Corporation. The historical accounts pre-date both marques up into their inception, following them through the demise of DeSoto in the fall of 1960 and into the very dark and troubled waters of 1978 (when this book was published).

Written by the late Don Butler (who was not only a talented author, but a very gifted artist as well), this textbook has it all. Extensive research over years must have been behind this project as countless productions numbers and other important info about models and sub-models are recorded.

Since I received this as a gift on Christmas 1982, I have referred back to it many, many times. An excellent work by which I have measured ALL other auto books by. Bravo, Mr. Butler!