[Fade]

I am looking for a Factory Assembly Manual for a 1970 Chevelle.
Can someone point me in the correct direction?
Thanks =)

 

[elcamino72]

I got mine at a Super Chevy Show from a Restoration parts dealer. I can't remeber the name. I paid $15. I know that Year One has them, OPG probably does also. You also might want to try Ground Up, they might have it.

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Bryan Shook
Burgettstown, Pa.
1972 El Camino
www.geocities.com/motorcity/speedway/6673
Favorite Quote: Some people have shrinks. Some people have their garage.

 

[ken2]

try Faxon auto literature, 1 800 458 2734 3901 Carter Ave, Riverside, CA 92501. They are very good and they have everything

 

[DaveK]

I can also vouch for Faxon. I've bought a couple of manuals from them and they are pretty good quality. (verses some I bought elsewhere)

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Dave Knapp
TC #388
ACES # 3474
'70 SS 396

 

[richr]

I purchased mine at www.factoryautomanuals.com

Prices were good and I recvd them quickly.



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70 SS - L34
Sea Mist Green
N.J.
Member # 442
www.chevelles.com/showroom/richr1

 

[rick]

There are always repro assembly manuals listed on eBay. Start about $18.00 Don't pay any more than that.
rick

 

[garyB]

I have bought manuals on eBay and have been very pleased. I also have two reprint assembly manuals. The problems with reprints is that they may be missing pages.
For example;
One post last month asked a question about quarter panels. I looked in my reprint assembly manuals and the pages were missing. Another member replied with the correct data because his manual had the pages. I then did a thorough examination of both my reprints and was disappointed at how much info was missing.
Lesson I learned is that when it comes to documentation buy original in good condition whenever you can.

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1967 Malibu
1967 Impala SS396 Conv.