The publication, Cars Of The 60s - A remembrance of those turbulent years when gas prices were low and performance high (Collectors Edition),  takes a look at one of the most fascinating eras in automobile design and production history.  Some of the most interesting and specialty type automobiles ever offered for sale were built in the 1960s.  As it relates to automobile development, this decade saw the convergence of cheap energy prices and unprecedented technological improvements along with minimal emissions equipment requirements which all lead to the pony car and muscle car era.  Cars from 1960s offered something for everyone and that is still the case today.  Whether for fun or investment the wide variety of pony and muscle cars available spans the gamete from moderately priced to high-end vehicles.  This publication, published by Consumers Guide provides complete year-by-year reports on all the models from the major auto manufacturers from the 1960s.  The major sections of this publication area as follows: 1) American Motors - Taking on the Big Three; 2) Avanti II - South Bend's success survives; 3) Buick - Solid sales and a new image; 4) Cadillac - In search of Eldorados; 5) Checker - The taxi that has no meter; 6) Chevrolet - America's favorite family of cars; 7) Chevrolet Corvair - Innovation and irony; 8) Chevrolet Corvette - The Sting Ray arrives; 9) Chrysler - Big, brawny, and brash; 10) Continental - The Marks of distinction; 11) DeSoto - Rumor was its demise; 12) Dodge - From ho-hum to high performance; 13) Edsel - So little, so late, so rare; 14) Excalibur - The copy becomes a classic; 15) Ford - Gearing up for "Total Performance"; 16) Ford Mustang - Landslide winner of the decade; 17) Ford Thunderbird - Soaring on four seats; 18) Imperial - Flagship of the Chrysler fleet; 19) Lincoln - The style for the White House; 20) Mercury - On Comet, on Cougar!; 21) Metropolitan - The curtain falls on the "Met"; 22) Oldsmobile - Experiments and excitement; 23) Plymouth - The right cars at the wrong time; 24) Pontiac - Performance and rave reviews; 25) Rambler - Blazing the compact trail; 26) Shelby - Grooming more potent ponies; 27) Studebaker - The end came in Canada; 28) Studebaker Avanti - First forward, then stop; 29) Model Year Production Charts and 30) Sources.  In addition to an informative narrative, this publication includes the following features: 1) Approximately 296 black and white photographs and 2) 9 black and white illustrations.  "Cars Of The 60s" will certainly appeal to any classic car buff of muscle car enthusiast.  This publication is 96 pages and is in excellent condition.  The publisher is Louis Weber along with the staff of Consumers Guide.  Edition published in the fall 1979.