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Automobile Quarterly Index Automobile Quarterly Index Number Year Contents Date No. DocumentID Vol. 1 No. 1 1962 Phil Hill, Pininfarina's Ferraris, Luigi Chinetti, Barney Oldfield, Lincoln Continental, Duesenberg, Leslie 1962:03:01 1 1962.03.01 Saalburg art, 1750 Alfa, motoring thoroughbreds and art in advertising. 108 pages. Vol. 1 No. 2 1962 Sebring, Ormond Beach, luxury motorcars, Lord Montagu's museum at Beaulieu, early French motorcars, New 1962:06:01 2 1962.06.01 York to Paris races and Montaut. 108 pages. Vol. 1 No. 3 1962 Packard history and advertising, Abarth, GM's Firebird III, dream cars, 1963 Corvette Sting Ray, 1904 Franklin 1962:09:01 3 1962.09.01 race, Cord and Harrah's Museum with art portfolio. 108 pages. Vol. 1 No. 4 1962 Renault; Painter Roy Nockolds; Front Wheel Drive; Pininfarina; Henry Ford Museum; Old 999; Aston Martin; 1962:12:01 4 1962.12.01 fiction by Ken Purdy: the "Green Pill" mystery. 108 pages. Vol. 2 No. 1 1963 LeMans, Ford Racing, Stutz, Char-Volant, Clarence P. Hornburg, three-wheelers and Rolls-Royce. 116 pages. 1963:03:01 5 1963.03.01 Vol. 2 No. 2 1963 Stanley Steamer, steam cars, Hershey swap meet, the Duesenberg Special, the GT Car, Walter Gotschke art 1963:06:01 6 1963.06.01 portfolio, duPont and tire technology. 126 pages. Vol. 2 No. 3 1963 Lincoln, Ralph De Palma, Indianapolis racing, photo gallery of Indy racers, Lancaster, Haynes-Apperson, the 1963:09:01 7 1963.09.01 Jack Frost collection, Fiat, Ford, turbine cars and the London to Brighton 120 pages. Vol. 2 No. 4 1963 Bentley, Porsche, Brooks Stevens collection, ISO, Simplex, Preston Tucker, portfolio of early Mercedes- Benz art 1963:12:01 8 1963.12.01 and Mercedes 600. 126 pages. Vol. 3 No. 1 1964 Hispano-Suiza, Peter Helck art, Studebaker, Glenn Pray Cord, Enzo Ferrari, Ferrari 330 GT, Gyrocar and history 1964:03:01 9 1964.03.01 of Jaguar. 128 pages. Vol. 3 No. 2 1964 Invicta, Delahaye, Pikes Peak Hill Climb, Grand Prix, Brook Stevens, Sunbeam, Hanomag and Volkswagen. 118 1964:06:01 10 1964.06.01 pages. Vol. 3 No. 3 1964 Campbell's Bluebird, land speed records, history of Cadillac, Vauxhall 30/98, Mustang, Italian coachbuilding and 1964:09:01 11 1964.09.01 Paris-Madrid 1903. 112 pages. Vol. 3 No. 4 1964 Alfa Romeo, Briggs Cunningham's cars, the Cunningham, Mercer-Cobra, Mercer and art by Sakhnoffsky. 112 1964:12:01 12 1964.12.01 pages. Vol. 4 No. 1 1965 Lago, Model A Ford, predecessors to the automobile, Formula racing art by Gotschke, Tucker, Knight, National 1965:03:01 13 1965.03.01 Museum of Holland, Italian coachbuilding, Colin Chapman and Delaunay-Belleville. 112 pages. Vol. 4 No. 2 1965 the Bertone Mustang, Nuccio Bertone, drag racing, Horch, MG history of record cars, the Glenn Pray Cord, 1965:06:01 14 1965.06.01 Peking to Paris 1907 race and Le Automobile Club de France. 114 pages. Vol. 4 No. 3 1965 Opel, four wheel drive vehicles, Watkins Glen, the Selden Patent and the Gordon Bennett Race. 112 pages. 1965:12:01 15 1965.12.01 Vol. 4 No. 4 1966 the Taylor Steam Buggy, Duesenberg, P. F. Sigma, Peugeot, Italian sports cars and Gordon Crosby. 112 pages. 1966:03:01 16 1966.03.01 Vol. 5 No. 1 1966 C. S. Rolls, Rolls-Royce, The Flying Lady, Silver Shadow and Phantoms, Pininfarina, Dirt Track racing with 1966:06:01 17 1966.06.01 poster, Jensen and Plymouth. 110 pages. Vol. 5 No. 2 1966 Art Center College, Detroit's cars for 1967, cars of Wills, classic car bodies, 1908 GP, Lamborghini, Ford at 1966:09:01 18 1966.09.01 LeMans, London to Brighton Run with poster and Morgan. 114 pages. Vol. 5 No. 3 1966 Franklin, Plymouth Barracuda, Richard Dudgeon, Maserati, Six Cylinder Love, Lalique hood ornaments, LaSalle, 1966:12:01 19 1966.12.01 Mercedes the man, Mercedes-Benz cars today and the Daimler-Benz museum. 112 pages. Vol. 5 No. 4 1967 Fiat racing, Fiat Dino, Balilla, Fiat 124, Edward Joel Pennington, Auburn, GM styling, the Swiss Transport 1967:03:01 20 1967.03.01 Museum and Wedge design concepts. 112 pages. Vol. 6 No. 1 1967 Bugatti history, portfolio, Type 35B and engines, with foldout poster, Cadillac Eldorado, future of the 1967:06:01 21 1967.06.01 automobile, Chrysler's early years, Jaguar XK-120, and 427 Cobra. 114 pages. Vol. 6 No. 2 1967 Pegaso, Panhard et Levassor, auto aerodynamics, coachbuilding, Vanderbilt Cup Race, Locomobile's "Old 16, 1967:09:01 22 1967.09.01 Toyota 2000 GT and Museo dell'Automobile Carlo Biscaretti di Ruffia. 120 pages. Vol. 6 No. 3 1967 Pierce-Arrow, AMX-Javelin, Milton O. Reeves, GP of the 30's, Walter Gotschke portfolio with foldout poster, 1967:12:01 23 1967.12.01 Auburn and BMW. 114 pages. Vol. 6 No. 4 1968 Bentley Boys, Bentley racing, Blower and R-Type Bentleys, the internal combustion engine, DeTomaso, Lincoln 1968:03:01 24 1968.03.01 Continental and the Cord L-29. 112 pages. Vol. 7 No. 1 1968 Rudolph Caracciola, his cars and family, the SSK, Darrin, Darrin's Super 8 Victoria, Buick and Buick's "Bug That 1968:06:01 25 1968.06.01 Roared" 112 pages. Vol. 7 No. 2 1968 Marmon history, design, portfolio, racing and the V-16, Mille Miglia, Alfa Romeo 6C 1750 and Chrysler. 112 1968:09:01 26 1968.09.01 pages. Vol. 7 No. 3 1968 Can-Am racing, De Tomaso Mangusta, Chevrolet, Corvette, Brewster, Edsel, Tatra, Elisabeth Junek and Lagonda 196:12:01 27 196.12.01 LG6 with poster. 112 pages. Vol. 7 No. 4 1969 Carabo, Lozier, the first Indy 500, Ford Maverick, Railton, Brazil's Puma GT and Count Zborowski's "Chitties". 1969:03:01 28 1969.03.01 114 pages. Vol. 8 No. 1 1969 Auto Union, Monteverdi, Doble, steam cars and Pungs-Finch. 114 pages. 1969:06:01 29 1969.06.01 Vol. 8 No. 2 1969 Ferrari 275 GTB/4, Cisitalia, Adams-Farwell, Mercury, Tommy Milton, Ruxton, "Goldie" Gardner and MG TC. 1969:09:01 30 1969.09.01 112 pages. Vol. 8 No. 3 1970 Harry Stutz, Fred Moskovics, Stutz racing, DV-32, Blackhawk and history with poster, Jim Hall, Watkins Glen 1970:03:01 31 1970.03.01 and Mercedes-Benz C111. 116 pages. Vol. 8 No. 4 1970 Pantera, Allard, Grendel, J2X, Corvair, Ferrari, Thomas and Rolls-Royce. 112 pages. 1970:06:01 32 1970.06.01 Vol. 9 No. 1 1970 Brooklands Race Track, Napier-Railton, Riley, Citroen, Ford Thunderbird and Sears. 120 pages. 1970:09:01 33 1970.09.01 Vol. 9 No. 2 1970 Porsche, the man and the cars, origins of supercharging, Chadwick, the 540K, Monteverdi Hai and a Mercedes- 1970:12:01 34 1970.12.01 Benz 540K car portrait. 120 pages. Vol. 9 No. 3 1971 Carrosserie Nonpareil, Saoutchik, "Wooden Wonders", Kaiser-Frazer, Peter Helck, Frank Reisner's 1971:03:01 35 1971.03.01 Intermeccanica and Kissell. 112 pages. Bob Schmitt 1 of 9 1/30/2019 Automobile Quarterly Index Number Year Contents Date No. DocumentID Vol. 9 No. 4 1971 Mudolo, Hudson, the steel-belted radial tire, postwar collectables and the Datsun 240Z. 112 pages. 1971:06:01 36 1971.06.01 Vol. 10 No. 1972 Simon Templar's Hirondel, the Soap Engine, Rolls-Royce by Fernandez and Darrin, the Opel GT, Bol D'Or, T- 1972:01:01 37 1972.01.01 Head Mercer Raceabout, Model T Ford Raceabout, AC and the 427 Cobra. 112 pages. Vol. 10 No. 1972 the Model J Duesenberg, Leslie Saalburg Portfolio, plastic cars and Ford Pre-T. 112 pages. 1972:04:01 38 1972.04.01 Vol. 10 No. 1972 Studebaker, Bugatti Royale, Connaught and the history of Burma Shave's verses by the road. 112 pages. 1972:07:01 39 1972.07.01 Vol. 10 No. 1972 1973 American Cars; Ford Model T; Knight Sleeve Valved Engine; Tourist Trophy Races in Ulster; Winners of 1972:10:01 40 1972.10.01 the Irish TT; Mercedes SS. Vol. 11 No. 1973 BMW Turbo, Frazer-Nash, Mazda, Tazio Nuvolari and Peerless. 112 pages. 1973:01:01 41 1973.01.01 Vol. 11 No. 1973 Triumph, Pontiac Grand Am, Packard, Messerschmitt, Alfa Romeo and Alco. 112 pages. 1973:04:01 42 1973.04.01 Vol. 11 No. 1973 GP cars of the 40's, Poindexter, Ernest Henry, Squire, Chrysler Town and Country, Biddle, Giorgetto Giugiaro 1973:07:01 43 1973.07.01 and Lotus Esprit. 112 pages. Vol. 11 No. 1973 Coppa Floria, Targa Florio, Model A Ford, South American VW, Kurtis and Crane-Simplex. 112 pages. 1973:10:01 44 1973.10.01 Vol. 12 No. 1974 Isotta Fraschini, LeMans 1973, Matra, Empire, pedal cars and Continental Mark II. 112 pages. 1974:01:01 45 1974.01.01 Vol. 12 No. 1974 Special issue dedicated to Bentley and Rolls-Royce/Bentley automobiles. Features three these marques, plus 1974:04:01 46 1974.04.01 Tasco, drag racing, Cartercar, Maybach and Zeppelin. 112 pages. Vol. 12 No. 1974 LeBaron coachbuilders, Rudolf Diesel, Fords of the 1930's, the 1903 Paris-Madrid Race and Studebaker's Hawk. 1974:07:01 47 1974.07.01 112 pages. Vol. 12 No. 1974 Lancia, "Selling the Automobile to the Ladies", Gaylord, Buick Royal and Cyclecars. 112 pages. 1974:10:01 48 1974.10.01 Vol. 13 No. 1975 dream cars, Speedwell, the Cannon Ball and Cannon Ball Baker, Amilcar, the "Bitter Diplomat CD", the Graham 1975:01:01 49 1975.01.01 Brothers and Dupont by Merrimac.
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