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06 The Shore Road Mystery (1964): Vintage Hardy Boys Book Blue-Back

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Hardy Boys #06: The Shore Road Mystery (1964) Vintage Blue Back Hardcover Book

The Shore Road Mystery, the sixth thrilling installment in the classic Hardy Boys series, invites you to join teenage detectives Frank and Joe Hardy on a pulse-pounding adventure. As Frank once said, "No mystery is too tangled for the Hardy Boys." This vintage 1964 edition, attributed to Franklin W. Dixon, captures the nostalgic charm of mid-century detective fiction with timeless appeal for collectors and readers alike.

Item Specifics

  • Author: Attributed to Franklin W. Dixon (pseudonym for multiple ghostwriters)
  • Original Creator: Edward Stratemeyer, founder of the Stratemeyer Syndicate
  • Publisher: Grosset & Dunlap
  • Publication Year: 1964 (year printed inside the book)
  • Format: Blue Back Hardcover
  • ISBN: 448089068
  • Pages: 178 pages
  • Language: English
  • Condition: Vintage collectible with clean, readable pages, intact binding, and minimal wear consistent with age
  • Category (eBay): Books, Comics & Magazines
  • Category (Google): 2221 for Books

Description

In The Shore Road Mystery, Frank and Joe Hardy take on a triple mystery when they help their friend Jack Dodd and his father search for a family treasure. The only clue is a cryptic message from a Pilgrim ancestor, but the case quickly escalates as the Dodds are accused of car theft and vanish without a trace.

Undeterred by suspicion and danger, the Hardy Boys, aided by their jovial friend Chet Morton, follow a trail of disappearing cars along Shore Road. Their investigation uncovers deadly traps, aerial ambushes, a menacing “spider man,” and a cane-wielding suspect. The boys’ daring plan to hide in a stolen car’s trunk leads them to a secret hideout where stolen vehicles are traded for weapons, culminating in a thrilling showdown in a hidden cave near Bayport.

This 1964 revised edition blends adventure, friendship, and classic detective work, making it a must-have for Hardy Boys fans and vintage book collectors.

Additional Information

  • The book you receive may differ from the pictured copy but will match in edition, cover art, and condition quality.
  • All books shipped have clean, readable pages and intact bindings.
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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Q: Will the book I receive be exactly like the one pictured?
    A: While the specific copy may vary, all books match the edition, cover art, and quality shown, with clean pages and intact bindings.
  • Q: Is this a genuine vintage 1964 edition?
    A: Yes, this is a genuine 1964 revised edition published by Grosset & Dunlap.
  • Q: Does GoFigment offer combined shipping for multiple book purchases?
    A: Yes, GoFigment offers combined shipping to save you on shipping costs.

Reference: Verified details from trusted vintage book and collectible sources including official Hardy Boys archives and collector databases.

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Barcode: 448089068-64

FAQ

When was 06 The Shore Road Mystery (1964): Vintage Hardy Boys Book Blue-Back published? 1964

What is the ISBN of this book? 448089068

Who is the publisher? Grosset & Dunlap

What type of Book Cover does this book have?

  • Hardcover

What language is this book published it? English

What is the target audience of 06 The Shore Road Mystery (1964): Vintage Hardy Boys Book Blue-Back?

  • Teens & young adults
  • Suitable for all ages

What is this book about?

The Shore Road Mystery (1964)

The boys clear their friend's name and defeat a gang of car thieves operating in the Shore Road area by using a Trojan Horsemaneuver.

Written by Leslie McFarlane and illustrated by Rudy Nappi for publication in 1964 by Grosset & Dunlap.

Who is the author of this book?

  • Franklin W. Dixon

Who created the cover art for this book? Rudy Nappi