Customer Reviews

Camaro White Book

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If your looking for info on your Camaro, this book is for you. Mike does an excellent job in doing a breakdown on the models and years from Camaro's 35 year history.

This book contains every year of the Camaro in a fair amount of detail. Good story in the beggining about how the Camaro got it's start. Highly reccomend for any Camaro owner to add to their book collection.

The Camaro White Book is an excellent reference when Camaro shopping. I carry it in my glovebox in case the errant Camaro presents itself. It is somewhat lacking in describing year to year changes, RPO additions and deletions. It some cases, it pretty much repeats the same info year by year. Most Camaro fans thrive on technical data; what gear ratio was available with a 6 speed vs. automatic and so on. Not as comprehensive as it could be, but still the best Camaro "bible" out there.

I bought this for my husband as a Valentines Day present and he loves it, this book was in excellent condition for a used book, i expected it to be a large book, but it is very small, which isn't a bad thing though

I'm only familiar with 3rd generation Camaros so i cannot comment on any other models. There are quite a bit of option numbers that just don't add up. Also, there are a few edit problems.

Overall, a great reference book with plenty of PRO codes and numbers, just don't take them as the gospel.

Loaded with great information for anyone who is thinking about buying, already owns or is restoring a Camaro.

I purchased this book after Camaro production ended (temporarily, it turns out) in 2002, after buying the equally useful "Corvette Black Book." It's particularly valuable to buyers of these wonderful cars, and helps to sort out the real, original cars from the less desirable ones. Want to know about rare option packages like 1LE, or rare models such as police pursuit cars? It's all in there. There are many Camaro books on the market, but none of them approach the level of detail this one contains.

Very limited information on all camaro's. No real in depth information, just options.

I found more information from a Consumer Guide for classic cars published in 1981. The book is not worth the money.