Chevrolet Camaro: libros - historia, tipos y técnica

Camaro (1967-1973)

Un livre de Brooklands consacré aux modèles sportifs Chevrolet Camaro des années 1967-1973. Description des modèles Chevrolet Camaro 427, Dana 427, SS350, Nickey 427, Z28, SS396, Z29, ZL1, Penske Camaro, Yenko Super Z et Turbo Six.

• Les articles, parus à l'époque dans la presse automobile anglo-saxonne, sont une bonne source d'information sur l'histoire, l'évolution des modèles et la technique.
• Cet ouvrage contient aussi des impressions de conduite, des tests routiers et comparatifs, des données techniques, etc.

Camaro Exposed 1967-1969: Designs, Decisions and the Inside View

This book tells the story of the formative and most collectible years of that classic pony car. Paul Zazarine, the noted muscle car enthusiast and expert, documents the rise of the Camaro from the first glimmer in Chevrolet's eye to the mighty COPO 427 Camaro.
"Camaro Exposed" documents through first-hand reminisces of GM engineers and previously unpublished photos the development of GM's high-performance muscle car. For the first time, the reader will be able to view the proposed Camaro station wagon, Camaro fastback, and other amazing designs that GM had seriously considered as it waged a sales war with Ford's highly successful Mustang.

Camaro performance enthusiasts will find special delight in the chapter devoted to one of the greatest muscle cars: the Z/28. Learn how the car was first conceived, the various stages of its development, and how Ford battled back in the showroom and on the track with the Boss 302.

To top off the story, Zazarine includes a chapter on the ultimate Camaro: the COPO 427. Remember the days of Yenko, Nickey, Baldwin-Motion, and Dana Chevrolet - those "little old Chevy dealers" with the monster Camaro options? Camaro Exposed reproduces the original ads dealers used to promote these ultra-potent Camaros and their drag racing conquests.

"Camaro Exposed, 1967-1969: Designs, Decisions and the Inside View" is mandatory for muscle car and Camaro lovers. With first-hand interviews and unpublished photos.

Camaro: An American Icon

The inside story of a Chevrolet great. The book is filled with authoritative text, interviews with the key people behind the Camaro, design artwork, and page after page of fascinating photos, many drawn from the GM archives.
Noted automotive author Gary Witzenburg and the auto editors of Consumer Guide outline Camaro s fast rise to stardom, which was fueled by a winning blend of style, performance, and enthusiast-oriented options like the Rally Sport and Super Sport packages.

The book follows the Camaro through five eras:

• The development and introduction of the 1966 Camaro, GM s tardy but bold answer to the 1964 Ford Mustang
• The second generation Camaro of the 1970s, which survived a near-death experience during the energy crisis
• The leaner, meaner third-generation Camaro of the 1980s, which kept the pony car flame burning despite opposing trends
• The 1992 debut of the Gen IV Camaro, which boasted major improvements on the previous designs but stumbled in the age of SUVs and seemed to mark the end of the line for the brand
• The exciting development of a new Camaro following an eight-year hiatus

The Complete Book of Chevrolet Camaro : Every Model Since 1967

This is a Camaro book like no other. It covers the entire production history of Chevrolet's iconic muscle car, from the original concept car (codenamed Panther) to the latest and greatest sixth-generation vehicle. It showcases every model of Camaro since 1967 in stunning detail, using original and GM archival photography as well as insider interviews and technical specifications.

This lavishly illustrated book details all six generations of the Camaro's production run. The original model was developed to fight the Mustang in the muscle car wars of the late 1960s; the second-gen cars became icons of American automotive styling in the 1970s; the third-gen cars helped lead a muscle car renaissance in the 1980s.
The refined fourth-gen cars continued to demonstrate GM's prowess and engineering know-how through 2002; the fifth-gen Camaro brought back the iconic nameplate in 2010; and now the latest generation has debuted to rave reviews in 2016.

This book also features all the production vehicles, prototypes, show cars, anniversary editions, pace cars, and more from the vibrant Camaro culture.

Camaro 1967-2000

Un ouvrage de l'éditeur Iconografix consacré aux voitures Chevrolet Camaro des années 1967-2000, y compris des prototypes. Une magnifique collection de 126 photos d'archives grand format de haute qualité.

Complet avec des légendes détaillées et un bref aperçu de l'histoire. Grâce à l'iconographie authentique d'époque ce volume de la série "Iconografix Photo Archive" est une source riche d'informations concernant les SS, RS, Z28, IROC et autres coupés et cabriolets de la série Camaro.

1969 Chevrolet Camaro SS

In 1969, the Camaro with the SS package took Chevy Camaro performance and styling to another level. First, the Camaro carried updated sheet metal for an aggressive and eye-catching appearance, and the ultra-high-performance 427 big-block engines were available for the first time.
As history proved, 1969 was the pinnacle of performance and styling for the first-generation Chevy Camaro.

Author and muscle car expert Bobby Kimbrough provides a comprehensive examination of the all-time classic 1969 Camaro SS. He delves into the design, manufacturing, and equipment of Chevrolet's premier pony car.

For the first time in its history, the 1969 Camaro SS had a full slate of high-performance small-blocks as well as big-blocks to conquer the competition on the street and track.
The engines included several iterations of the 350 and 396. In addition, the ultimate big-block Camaro, the COPO 427 is profiled.

All In Detail Series books include an introduction and historical overview, an explanation of the design and concepts involved in creating the car, a look at marketing and promotion, and an in-depth study of all hardware and available options, as well as an examination of where the car is on the market today.
Also included is an appendix of paint and option codes, VIN and build-tag decoders, as well as production numbers.

Camaro (1993-2000)

Un livre de Brooklands consacré aux voitures Chevrolet Camaro des années 1993-2000. Description des modèles Chevrolet Camaro Z28. Coupé, V6, Convertible, Callaway SuperNatural C8, ZL1, Z28 1LE, Z28 SS et Lingenfelter LS1.

• Les articles, parus à l'époque dans la presse automobile anglo-saxonne, sont une bonne source d'information sur l'histoire, l'évolution des modèles et la technique.
• Cet ouvrage contient aussi des impressions de conduite, des tests routiers et comparatifs, des données techniques, etc.

Camaro & Firebird (1993-2002)

Un livre de Brooklands consacré aux voitures Chevrolet Camaro et Pontiac Firebird des années 1993-2002. Beschreven worden de Pontiac Firebird, Trans Am, Formula, Convertible, Coupe, Ram Air, WS6, Firehawk / Chevrolet Camaro, Z28, V6, Convertible et SS.

• Les 39 articles, parus à l'époque dans le magazine américain Road & Track, sont une bonne source d'information sur l'histoire, l'évolution des modèles et la technique.
• Cet ouvrage contient aussi des impressions de conduite, des tests routiers et comparatifs, des données techniques, etc.

Chevrolet Camaro, tous les modèles depuis 1967

La Chevrolet Camaro défie le temps et les modes depuis son lancement en 1966. Initialement conçue comme une simple réponse de la General Motors à la Ford Mustang, la Camaro est entrée rapidement dans la légende en devenant une icône des muscle-cars.

Ce livre retrace dans le détail, année après année, toute l'épopée des six versions du modèle depuis sa naissance jusqu'à la période actuelle. Abondamment illustré des magnifiques photos originales de David Newhardt et de nombreuses archives de la G.M., "Chevrolet Camaro, tous les modèles depuis 1967" est un passionnant voyage au pays du V8 roi et des routes de rêve, en hommage à une voiture sans équivalent qui n'a jamais cessé de fasciner génération après génération.

Chevrolet Camaro - seit 1966

Der erste Chevrolet Camaro kam 1966 auf den Markt. Die amerikanische Legende, Ahnherr der nach ihm benannten "Pony Cars" wird in diesem Jahr also 50 Jahre alt. Wahrhaft ein biblisches Alter, das allein schon Beweis genug für seinen auch wirtschaftlichen Erfolg ist.

So alt werden Autos aber auch nur, wenn sie es schaffen, mit der Zeit zu gehen, stets jung und aktuell zu bleiben. Das bedingt zahlreiche modellpflegerische Massnahmen, technische Verbesserungen und mehrfache Generationswechsel.
Mehr als genug Stoff also für Autor Matthias Gerst, um einen Modellkompass zu einem ganz besonderen Fahrzeug aus der Taufe zu heben.