 | Pontiac engines finally get some long-overdue attention 5 out of 8 people found this review helpful
Well written. Lots of black 'n' white photos, with black and white charts and graphs. No color photos--bummer. Make no mistake, this book is a wonderful source of information on Pontiac engines, al... read full review |
 | Too bad there won't be a second "hundred years"... 3 out of 4 people found this review helpful
Both of the authors worked for Oldsmobile throughout their working lives. Sadly, Helen Jones Earley has since died. This book really does start "at the beginning", in 1880. The story is t... read full review |
 | FINALLY! A fresh and up-to-date book on Q-Jets! 3 out of 5 people found this review helpful
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED, the only downside to this book is that S-A Design seems to think that printing books in Communist China is a really great idea. On that, they're very wrong. This is the best... read full review |
| Fantastic car, except for alternator and brakes 3 out of 3 people found this review helpful
I bought my '92 Lumina Euro 3.4 in November of '92, and I still have it 17+ years later. The car was previously used by the Minnesota Twins baseball team. I got the car with about 6,000 miles and si... read full review |
| Excellent car except for brakes 3 out of 3 people found this review helpful
I have had a '93 Lumina Euro 3.4 for about four years. I also have owned--and still own--an almost identical '92 Lumina Euro 3.4 which I bought way back in '92. I don't know the ... read full review |
 | Mopar Heaven 2 out of 4 people found this review helpful
Senatore, like Chrysler, has produced a winner here. Chapters include: The Stock Big Block, with VIN number decoding, casting numbers and block stampings, a short history of the engine, and some... read full review |
 | Typical SA Design/CarTech: Needs improvement 2 out of 3 people found this review helpful
Let me be clear: 90% of the problems with this book are NOT caused by the author's workmanship. Barry Rabotnick has done a pretty good job with the text and the photos. The major problems that this book... read full review |
 | Practically the "bible" of hardware! 1 out of 2 people found this review helpful
Carroll Smith was first a successful racer, who moved on to work behind the scenes in the racing environment. He has an easy-to-understand way of writing. He takes a "dull" topic like hardware and ma... read full review |
 | 1 of 4 books, this series by Colvin is teriffic! 70-75 1 out of 3 people found this review helpful
The information in Colvin's series of Chevrolet By The Numbers books is well-organized, nicely complete, and not readily available anywhere else. The series is broken down by year: A book for '55--... read full review |
| Not what it once was--but maybe that's good 1 out of 3 people found this review helpful
The 1994 printing of Chevrolet Power represents a dramatic change from the previous editions. Chevrolet Power was first released in '73, and at that time was a fairly thin book covering only three engines... read full review |
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