Marc Cranswick has had a lifelong interest in cars and all things mechanical, and has written about and drawn the cars that he loves for many years; these include a variety of European, Japanese and American marques. Formal study of the postwar American car market has led to a series of books about the cars and trucks of the Big 3 and independent automakers. He writes enthusiast-directed model and marque history books, and has involvement with many specialist car clubs. His reference book The Cars of American Motors – An Illustrated History, was featured on NBC’s business channel CNBC.

• ForewordIntroductionChapter 1 Chevrolet Camaro - The Original (1967-69)Chapter 2 - The Hugger goes pacing & road course racingChapter 3 Big Blocks, Speed Shops & 1/4 mile Chapter 4 - The Exotic 2nd Gen Camaro (1970-74)Chapter 5 On The Right Track - 2nd gen racingChapter 6 - Surviving & Thriving 1975-1981Appendix A - Camaro Z28 - Chevrolet's Four AcesAppendix B - ChevroletItems of InterestBibliographyIndex

a well priced book, with a lot of detail - www.silhouet.com --- there's plenty for fans of American muscle to like - Auto Express --- This is an everything-you-need-to-know sort of book on the first two generations of the Chevrolet Camaro ... Marc Cranswick bursts with knowledge ... A 184-page hard (if quite large print) with plenty of colour photography, it justifies its price. - Classic Car Weekly --- Packed with information, this book should appeal to dyed-in-the-wool Camaro enthusiasts - Classic Driver --- A fascinating snapshot - and nothing you'd get in a GM-authorised official history of the car. - Classic Cars --- a worthy reference book - Octane (UK)