Lost Muscle Car Dealerships

[69hurstSC]

I was fortunate enough to work with Duncan on this book. It was great putting this book together and reaching out to some of the folks who ran these dealerships and their family members. Getting to know the Perkl's (White Bear Dodge), Knafel's (Knafel Pontiac) and Di Bari's (Melrose Motors) was especially rewarding.
We had first hand assistance from Mr. Norm, Val Harrell, Nancy Gibb, Robert Yeakel and a host of experts that proofread everything that went into the book. The results speak for themselves.
Order directly from the publisher so the author receives the most compensation (royalties). Enjoy the book.
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[SS427]

Can't wait to get a copy.

[AnthonyS]

Yes, me too!

[mssl72]

Thanks for letting us know!

[GrumpyJeff]

Great Book , I've had my copy for a few years already!

[Big Block Bill]

I just ordered mine tonight, thanks for the post. Bill

[Motion Performance]

My brother got me a copy for Christmas. Very good book, indeed. Thankful it has a connection with people from this site.

[downunder1]

I also have my copy from a couple of years ago, it's a great read.

[Keith Seymore]

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[turbo69bird]

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You ever do an update you should do some other Pontiac dealerships. The knafel/ royal thing is beat to death other Pontiac dealerships had fielded amazing race programs yet get little to no publicity.
Stephen Pontiac Bristol, towne Pontiac Manitoba, garber Pontiac in Michigan and many others. Why these same dealers keep getting published over and over is beyond me when there’s some really great unheard material out there .

Nothing wrong w those knafel and royal dealerships but most Pontiac guys are familiar w them . Stephens had an article written about them in 72 that caused a real blowout at GM oarts were taken back , racing programs cancelled. People quit, threw their stuff in their truck and drove off . It’s a crazy story all kinda funny now but at the time was a real Sh$t show