Pontiac Firebird: The Auto-Biography (Car & Motorcycle Marque/Model)

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Summary: awsome pictures
Review: A very good history of a very good car. I had to have the book right away because my car is pictured in it, but that aside, I was still very pleased with the info and the tons of good pictures...

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Summary: Nostalgic book
Review: I am a 1970 GTO and 1994 T/A owner that received this Firebird & Trans Am history book as a Christmas present from my son. It has great detail, entertaining writing and a very nice collection of pictures.

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Summary: One of the best
Review: I first heard about this book in Smoke Signals early last year. There was a small description saying it would be out later in the year. It had slipped my mind until I was checking through this site for Pontiac listings and came across it once again.
It's heartening to see such a fine book on the Firebird that really is new. It isn't a rehashed version of an earlier edition, and you get to see new pictures of these great cars. The factual detail in matters such as SLP/Firehawk and 20th Ann TT/A shows that great care has been taken.
Probably the best Firebird book since Michael Lamm's "The Fabulous Firebird" and certainly one of the better muscle car books around.

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Summary: Corvette treatment for Firebird
Review: I will go with what the others have said and add that this Firebird book shows the kind of treatment normally given to the mighty Corvette super car. The quality of the binding, paper is higher than you would normally get in a Firebird/Trans Am book. IMO this is the closest you are going to get to the Firebird equivalent of the Corvette Fifty Years book.

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Summary: Good book
Review: It's a little bit too expensive for the number of pages (only
192 pages).

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Summary: Great for hardcore fans
Review: This is a fun book with some great lines like "Fast cars didn't die out in 1973, they just started wearing the 'Screamin Chicken' on their hoods!" I had a slight problem following the musclecar/GM terminology or shorthand in the detailed sections, and the author really favors domestic car design. Domestic V8 supporters will be pleased.

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Summary: Great for hardcore fans
Review: This is a fun book with some great lines like "Fast cars didn't die out in 1973, they just started wearing the 'Screamin Chicken' on their hoods!" I had a slight problem following the musclecar/GM terminology or shorthand in the detailed sections, and the author really favors domestic car design. Domestic V8 supporters will be pleased.