Grant mentioned on the Blug that there are still a few left; I'm surprised that there hasn't been any discussion here about it. Anyway, it's a very nicely-produced and interesting book. It's interesting to read Grant's philosophy at the time, it isn't much different than now. The articles on how steel, aluminum and titanium are produced are fascinating, and horrifying as well. In short, it's packed with cool stuff and great writing, including a piece by my favorite automotive writer, Peter Egan. Get it if you can. Cheers, Steve
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