Turning Japanese: 50 Years of Japanese Motoring in Oz Robert Askin

Turning Japanese: 50 Years of Japanese Motoring in Oz Robert AskinAuthor: James Cockington Condition: Very good Paperback 205 pages This engaging history book offers a vivid snapshot of the rich legacy of Japanese cars in Australiaboth on the road and on the racetrack. From humble beginnings in the late 1950s and early 1960s, when early Japanese models were often dismissed as small, crude, and even ridiculed, the story quickly shifts as engineering, design, and reliability improved at a rapid pace. It wasnt long

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