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I have a factory original 67 Chevy shop manual that covers all the 67 models. 1967 Chassis Service Manual. I always wondered why they didn't separate the different car lines.
 
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Maybe I’m just old but I much prefer a printed manual than a CD.
I saw a buddies Detroit Iron manual for his 66 442 and it puts everything I’ve ever seen for Chevrolet to shame, I’ll see if I can get a few page photos from him to post as samples.
 
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I have a copy of the '66 Chevelle Assembly Manual, but the print and images have been photo copied so many times you can't really get much detail information from them. Better than nothing, but not much. The thought of having the pages on CD where I could enlarge them is attractive to this old guy. I'd buy one in either format IF they can be read.
 
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