BRICKLIN  by H A Fredericks and Allan Chambers.

First edition 1977 - soft cover.  137 pages. Good condition

From the back cover: Malcoolm Bricklin said he would build a car to revolutionizw the North America car industry. The New Brunswick government, anxious to attract jobs, agreed in 1973 to provide him with initial financing. Two years later, Bricklin motored into bankruptcy with enormous losses including a debt of $ 23 million to New Brunswick. He had built 2,8880 cars.

The authors chronicle the Bricklin project from creation to collapse, disclosing information the New Brunswick government in Canada still considers to be confidential.  They describe the production blunders, the management battles and the frills that contributed to Bricklin's collapse - lots more on the inside story of the Bricklin car.

This book will make a great addition to the shelf of the antique car and automobile collector.

  Book # 2062     $129.95  plus $10.00 shipping and handling within North America.  Book is in almost as new condition  - no markings in interior - slight wear to covers.
 

I have another copy of BRICKLIN (Book 3077) by Fredericks and Chambers with staining on cover and some water stains (near bottom) on about the first ten pages of front and back. Some underlining. Book is tight and very readable. Due to staining - bargain price of  $ 45.00 plus $10.00 shipping and handling within North America.

 
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 Malcolm Bricklin article published April 24, 2010 at
http://telegraphjournal.canadaeast.com/front/article/1028025 

Exclusive: Maverick businessman Malcolm Bricklin speaks out about the failed sports car venture that 35 years ago made him - and this province - notorious

Briklin unbowed  A1 -Chris Morris -  Telegraph-Journal 
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