Automobile History

The Oriental Motor was a monthly magazine devoted to motor interests in the Orient. Spanning more than 2000 pages, this collection is sure to delight. It provides a fascinating glimpse into the early days of cars in the Orient and the companies helping to build its automobile industry. In addition to a rich array of articles, each issues contains a variety of fascinating period automotive related ads.

This DVD contains a variety of films on the Cadillac model years of 1954, 1957, 1858, 1959 and 1960. The films are promotional and dealer training films to educate on the new model releases and their special features. The clips go into great detail about all the interesting features and upgrades from year to year - including body design changes, improvements in the engine, style, power and comfort improvements and much more.

Featuring General Motors, Henry Ford, American Engineering At Its Best, the Science of Streamlining and Much More

Join Armand Denis and his wife Leila Roosevelt Denis, the cousin of Theodore Roosevelt as they journey to the Belgian Congo and the Sahara Desert on motor driven Dodge vehicles.

Without Motorcycle Helmets: We All Pay the Price (1998) was produced by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. The film examines why it is vital to wear a helmet when riding a motorcycle. It goes into detail on injuries and how much more severe they are when the motorcycle rider is not wearing a helmet. It also looks at the real dollar costs these more severe injuries cost the public due to the extended hospitalization and therapy required from recovering from these more serious accidents.