[Buck Mustard]

I got my factory assembly manual, chassis(?) service manual, and factory wiring diagrams at swap meets. There usually seems to be someone selling old documentation. The assembly manual was actually a photo-copied collection of the original.

Don't know if this helps you much or not - but it could be a start for you.

 

[Riffers70]

If you can't find them there, or don't want to wait for the next one try this link:
listings.ebay.com/aw/listings/list/category1254/index.html
You can do a search on Chevelle, or other key words to hone the search down. They don't ALWAYS have them out there, but usually there are a few.
Good Luck!

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Madness takes it's toll, please have exact change.

Fred
'70 Chevelle
www.geocities.com/motorcity/shop/9385/1970Chevelle.html



[This message has been edited by Riffers70 (edited 06-02-99).]

 

[DG]

I got my 70 Manuals from Year One. Beat used prices at swap meet.


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DG
Springfield, Ohio
70 Chevelle Malibu

www.wright.edu/~s001dga/chevy.htm

 

[Tom Lasater]

Why not buy your books from the people who wrote them? You can purchase manuals online or call 1-800-782-4356 8AM - 6PM EST.
"www.helminc.com"

 

[shooter]

I got original 1966 service manuals from Walter Miller Literature in Saracuse NY. They are not copies but good condition originals They sell for about $25 to $35 dollars each. Their web site is www.autolit.com Or call 315-478-2277. They stock manuals ond broshures for all ages of vehicles.

 

[Fred Aldrich]

I buy my manuals from:
www.FactoryAutoManuals.com


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Fred Aldrich
Web Site: www.GeoCities.com/~69_chevelle