Try Faxon Auto Literature, 1 800 458 2734, 3901 Carter ave, Riverside, CA 92501

They have a very complete line and have always been able to supply anything I ever needed.

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E-bay?

 

Most restoration companies carry a large selection of manuals and other literature.

Rick
67ss bb
TC #326
But all it needs is a harmonic balancer.....

 

Bookie, I got my 67 manual from www.FactoryAutoManuals.com upon Fred Aldrich's recommendation and found them to be pleasant and less $$ than Year One.

 

I agree with Gene Chas, I used Factory Auto Manuals for my 68. Not only were they less expensive (mine was $25), but the owner...Dan Bower was very helpful. He gives that personal attention that most places don't. Plus they are just 90 mins away from my house so shipping was quick! sneal46

 

In addition to the above suggestions, try your local used bookstores. I have gotten some pretty good GM manuals from these, but they are almost the same price as the resto-supply companies. The advantage is that the photos in the original manuals are sometimes more clear than the repro stuff.