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Wolf, Raymond A.

 
9781977789747: Rhode Island's Old Trucks Today: 1921-1979

Synopsis

Rhode Island's Old Trucks Today: 1921 to 1979 includes over 175 trucks in over 200 full color photographs of this time period. When the author decided to do a series of books on old cars he had no intention of doing old trucks. Due to the request of so many truck enthusiasts you now hold in your hands his answer to their request. Some folks have found the "one" and have no intention of restoring it. They just drive it and enjoy it. Some have done unbelievable custom body work and paint schemes. Each person has their own idea and story. He has traveled from Woonsocket to Westerly and Nasonville to Newport in search of old cars and trucks to photograph. If it was not raining, he was at an event somewhere. People commented; "Ray must have cloned himself because he is everywhere." Raymond A. Wolf is a lifelong resident of the Village of Hope in the Town of Scituate, Rhode Island. He has written six history books in the Images of America series by Arcadia Publishing and six books in the Gramma Larson Remembers series by Wolf Publishing. His books on Rhode Island's old cars and trucks will add to his Today series.

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À propos de l'auteur

Raymond A. Wolf, with his wife Ramona, and Zoey the cat, lives in the Village of Hope, in the Town of Scituate, Rhode Island. He is a graduate of Scituate High School and worked for AAA for 28 years. He then entered a new career as a manager of TJ Maxx and finally retired after 13 years. He now occupies his time researching and writing books. Ray belongs to six local historical societies and is a member of the board of directors of the Pawtuxet Valley Preservation and Historical Society. He is also a founding member and on the board of directors of the Association of Rhode Island Authors (ARIA). Ray was named Citizen of the Year by the Rhode Island State Grange in 2015 for all the work he has done in preserving local history, volunteering his time, and contributing to local historical societies.

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