Cartech Corvette Special Editions: Includes Pace Cars, L88s, Callaways, Z06s and More

This Corvette Special Editions book was purchased for our young child as a gift, after he had seen it at school. As a parent, I was skeptical that he would find it enjoyable, given the amount of writing in the book; however, as an adult, this book is informative, well-researched, and captivating. It is full of facts, but also showcases and highlights some amazing cars. It is rich with pictures, and the write-ups are engaging to the reader of all ages. Highly recommend this for the Corvette or classic-car enthusiast of any age!

This book does the best job yet of focusing on the various Chevrolet and up fitter special edition Corvettes beginning with the 1978 Indy Pace Car and 25th Anniversary editions. The book provides just enough background information on the specific production year of Corvette before delving into the details of the specific model. Excellent production volume information. Likely one fo the few Corvette books that gives much attention to the European special editions.Book production quality is good. There were a few printing quality issues and the paper weight was lighter than you typically see in this type of book.

Great read and great info

Everyone know's Corvettes, the Corvette wave. This book is a fine history book of the making of the First Corvette up to the 1982. Great photo's of the factory's Zora the most important people of all, the 1963 split window, made just 1 year because of the split window, a timeless product Corvette.The 1968 were the flaw was in the push button door handle, 1971 when the Down play of horsepower because of the Gas crisis . This book includes an amazing Appendices, with production numbers , Engines, Colors, everything you could ever want.

Mine arrived damaged, but the content is good. Just insist on better protection, especially on the corners. Could try to replace but not worth the hassle. The Book content itself is a great product and I did not feel better protection would be provided.- value for money proposition I would say about $35.00. Pictures are clear and crisp and write-up is reasonably good.