Pontiacs Greatest Decade, 1959-1969: The Wide Track Era, captures the energy and the dynamic force of personality that ignited the spirit of Pontiac Motor Division and all of its employees, from designers and engineers to assembly line workers and dealers. No other book on Pontiacs history has captured the essence of the Wide Track era. Along with never-before-seen photographs, there are evaluations of the products and significant milestones in the companys history from 1959 to 1969. Production and pricing information are also included.
About the Author
Paul Zazarine’s 25 years of automotive writing, editing, and directing for top automotive magazines, including Musclecar Review, Corvette Fever, Chevy Truck, Musclecar Enthusiast, Corvette Enthusiast and Mustang Enthusiast and Pontiac Enthusiast Magazine make him the ideal author for this book. His other books include GTO Restoration Guide and Glory Days (which have both been Moto Award winners), How to Restore Your M (more…)
Celebrate 75 years of automobile innovation from the Pontiac Motor Division with this official history authored by one fo the nation’s leading authorities on Pontiac, Old Cars Weekly Editor John Gunnell. From the Chief of the Sixes and Silver Streaks to the famed GTO, Firebird and Trans Am, this all-new full-color reference chronicles the rich 75-year history of Pontiac from its introduction in 1926 through the 2000 Aztek. Produced in full cooperation with Pontiac Motor Division, this book traces the complete development of the legend in an official hardcover anniversary edition featuring production figures for all models and 250 full-color photos. – The official 75-year commemorative edition produced in full cooperation with Pontiac Motor Division – Complete production figures for all models built from 1926 through today including GTO, Firebird, Fiero, and Trans Am
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February 27 marks the great Steinbeck’s 100th birthday, and the publishing world is celebrating appropriately. The Library of America volume collects the author’s little-known 1942 novel The Moon Is Down along with popular standards Cannery Row (1945), The Pearl (1947), and East of Eden (1952). If you prefer individual copies, Penguin is also releasing top-quality paperback Centennial Editions of several of Steinbeck’s titles, which in addition to those listed above and those in the Library of America collection include his travelog Travels with Charley in Search of America (ISBN 0-14-200070-1) and the Pulitzer Prize winner The Grapes of Wrath (ISBN 0-14-200066-3), perhaps the greatest American n (more…)