Here’s a list of books about the Pontiac GTO. Some of these are essential reading for the collector, restorer or enthusiast. Click on the thumbnail images to see a preview of each book.
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Paul Zazarine – 1991 – Transportation – Limited preview
Design, production, and service histories of our most popular subjects combined with top-notch color photograph.
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Darwin Holmstrom, David Newhardt – 2011 – Limited preview
In 1963 Pontiac’s Chief Engineer John DeLorean and his two favorite staff engineers, Bill Collins and Russ Gee, came up with an inspired way to keep Pontiac cars in the performance limelight: bolt a big engine into Pontiac’s upcoming Tempest …
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Thomas A. DeMauro – 2001 – Transportation – Limited preview
Written and designed for casual enthusiasts, as well as restorers who want to determine which parts, accessories and colors will restore their cars to factory-original condition, every title in the Bay View Original Series provides a huge …
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Thomas DeMauro – 2008 – Transportation – Limited preview
Like no car before it, the Pontiac GTO’s mix of style and performance captured the imagination of America’s youth. The GTO offered a combination of 389-cubic-inch V-8 brawn stuffed into a mid-sized chassis, the package further propelled by …
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Steve Statham – 2000 – Transportation – Limited preview
The Great One. A lavish tribute to one of America’s most-beloved muscle cars covers its entire ten-year production run.
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Paul Zazarine – 1995 – Limited preview
These value-packed guides feature hundreds of photographs and a wealth of information necessary to restore interiors, exteriors, wiring, engines, transmissions, and accessories to factory-original condition.
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Steve Statham – 2003 – Transportation – Limited preview
When it comes to musclecars, performance is spelled with just three letters: GTO. The history of this performance legend comes to life in the pages of this stunning photo history. From its introduction in 1964, to the end of the musclecar era …
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