The Genuine Camaro White Book 1967-1997

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Summary: The best gift I've ever bought
Review: My boyfriend is "THE" epitome of a Chevy guy. He owns a 97 Camaro, so I thought a great gift would be a book like this, because he's always spouting off facts about what year, which options, and searching the Internet for a way to decipher his VIN code. If you are a Camaro nut (or date one), this is the book for you. He particularly likes looking at the production numbers tied to each option, so you can know how rare a particular car actually is (or isn't). The pictures help me out, because when I see one I'm more likely to get close to the right year. :) Lots of neat facts in this book.

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Summary: A little brief but good
Review: The book has already helped me with identifying my car and has a lot of info., but it does not have all of the RPO codes and some of the production #'s don't seem to match. A little more detail would have been nice. It's vague enough to scare me to trust it completely, but Antonick gives a warning about that too. I'm happy overall with the book and recommend it to camaro owners. It's not all of the answers, but good.

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Summary: A great source of information.
Review: This book is full of great facts and information for decoding your Camaro's VIN and options. It even goes so far as to list prices for the listed options. I felt that the downfall of this book was the lack of production run numbers for each model. The Firebird Red Book contains this information, so I feel this book should also. Aside from this flaw, this can be a very helpful guide to the Camaro enthusiast.