Haynes The Classic Cutaways John H Haynes by John H. Haynes 9781844255702, 1844255700 instant download after payment.

Detailed cutaway illustrations of cars have featured on the front covers of Haynes car manuals for over 40 years.
 Nowadays the cutaways are produced electronically from a series of digital photographs, but for 20 years they were hand-drawn, mostly by one man, with an attention to intricate detail which would have justified a far larger image than the manual cover allowed. Now this collection of 100 classic cutaways has been assembled in book form, allowing the full quality of the drawings to be appreciated for the first time. The selection reflects the make-up of the British car population in the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s, and will bring back memories for many readers.Each cutaway is presented on a double-page spread, along with specifications, a brief history and interesting facts about the model featured. Did you know why the Triumph Toledo’s design was changed from front- to rear-wheel drive at the eleventh hour, or what the Citroen GS has in common with the Toyota Prius? This is a fascinating book for enthusiasts and casual browsers alike.
TERRY DAVEY, who drew all the cutaways in this book, worked for Haynes from 1972 until 1991. Largely self-taught, although with an engineering background, he had the ability to visualise the internal workings of complicated mechanical assemblies and to draw them from any perspective. During his time with Haynes he produced over 400 cover cutaways. Other cutaway artists have come and gone, but Terry’s style remains uniquely identifiable.