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#16237 - 12/25/05 08:31 AM
Workshop manuals
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Grease Monkey
Registered: 10/23/05
Posts: 17
Loc: South Africa
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Who supplies them,and what are the best shop manuals avalable. I cant seem to find books at the Filling station. Thanks Greg.
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#16241 - 01/02/06 05:46 AM
Re: Workshop manuals
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Grease Monkey
Registered: 10/23/05
Posts: 17
Loc: South Africa
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Thanks Should I get the DG-117 or DG-121 from the Filling station. It is very difficult to see with the limited info they give. If it is worth it should I get both.I can not see a good shop manual costing only $10.00.???
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#16245 - 01/03/06 09:21 AM
Re: Workshop manuals
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Grease Monkey
Registered: 10/23/05
Posts: 17
Loc: South Africa
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Mine is a right hand drive four door sedan 1929.I am waiting for General Motors in South Africa to give me more details. We assume it was assembled in my home town (Port Elizabeth).The book I have is CHEVY SIX construction & restoration by Victor W Page. I need a more detailed book as my vehicle was stripped and I already have problems eg the parts that clamp the rear leaf spring to the diff are not the same I assume a left and right side. I will attempt purchasing both manuals. Thanks Greg.
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