Anyone know where I can get a shop manual for our '67? I have seen a restoration guide for Super Sports, but ours is a 300. I just need a standard ol' manual.

All of the major parts house have the shop manuals. check out sponsor, Ground Up.

Also, there are 3 manuals: Assembly, Body, and Shop. Spend the cash and get all 3.

Kurt

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The 68 Chevelle info page. [last updated Nov. 30, 98]
www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Garage/6873/Chevelle/68_Chevelle_Info.html (http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Garage/6873/Chevelle/68_Chevelle_Info.html)
The Team Chevelle Showroom. [last updated May 17, 99]
www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Boulevard/6987/ (http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Boulevard/6987/)
Email: Kbyfield@terracom.net
A.C.E.S. #1352

I got my 67 chassis manual from Dan Bower,
, I think it's factorymanuals.com, anyway Dan's email is factorya@tir.com. He was less expensive than YO.

I got mine from the origingal manufacturer of the manual. Helm Inc. Go to helminc.com

There are actually 4 manuals, Byfield forgot to mention the overhaul manual. If you are doing a restoration, you will need all 4.



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Jim Endrud - Gold #45
72 El Camino SS Clone
azonline.com/~jimmy (http://azonline.com/~jimmy)

We aren't doing a full resto, mainly swapping the drivetrain. I'd like exploded views of the rear end, clutch linkage, things of that nature.

TH
From what you said, I think you would be happiest with an assembly manual. They show how the factory intended the car to be put together. They do not show exploded views of the assemblies (rear,tranny,etc)

All the restoration dealers carry them for individual years. Also there are always several listed on ebay at any one time. Go to ebay.com (http://ebay.com) and do a search for chevelle. Cost on ebay is about $16.00.

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Rick Schaefer
72 El Camino
(soon to be TPI-its getting closer)
ACES # 00140
TEAM CHEVELLE #00038
NCOA #16197