Firebird and Trans Am

Enthusiast Color

by Bill Holder

This full-color history chronicles Pontiac's Firebird and Trans Am from 1967 to today. The Firebird hit the market as a response to the Ford Mustang and Mercury Cougar. Firebirds became an extremely popular car, but then the Trans Am came along offering more horsepower, more performance, a better package, and a "bad" look. For more than 30 years, both models headed Pontiac's performance list; they still attract a lot of attention. Enthusiast Color Series.

96 pages, Paperback

First published November 1, 1993

About the author

Bill Holder has written 55 books in the transportation field, from automotive to aviation, in addition to thousands of articles to his credit. His non-bookwriting work is impressive too, with an Aerospace Engineering degree from Purdue University working on Boeing and NASA projects, as well as the US Army. Now retired, he continues to be Director of the National Dirt Late Model Hall of Fame, an organization he formed honoring dirt stock car drivers.

Reviews

[Edgar Barcenas · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book is pretty good it has alot of pontaic car like the stock dragster and race cars. What this book is about is that it gives specs and detailes about pontiac car from the 1960 threw the 1990s. The book may not be as llong but it is pretty fun to read it shows you secs like the slp firehawk and stock car 2002 firebird they have really bright color pictures.
I recommend this book to car fanatics and kids who lik to read small books
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