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#211294 07/06/2006 9:45 PM
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I'm looking to get a little basic knowledge about cleaning/sanding/priming/painting straight body panels. No clue.
Looking for basic info on auto trannies. No clue.
Any recommendations about where I should start? No luck on Ebay, not much time spent on Amazon.
Thanks for any help,

jay


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#211295 07/06/2006 10:07 PM
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Your local public library probably has a lot of books on the subjects you mention.


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#211296 07/06/2006 10:23 PM
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I've tried - thye don't have barely anything at all...

jay


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#211297 07/07/2006 7:08 PM
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i found way too many books at my local Border's, and they were just the ones on the shelf. This web site has much info from those thats done it. take time and learn the search functions. good luck. it's all easy.


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#211298 07/07/2006 9:31 PM
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Motors or Chilton's Manuals are good for mechanical work as is the shop manual.


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#211299 07/08/2006 3:57 AM
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#211300 07/08/2006 4:24 AM
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Take a couple of weeks vacation and go to work for a local body shop. No better school than the School of Hard Knocks grin

#211301 07/09/2006 8:37 AM
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http://www.hotrodders.com

click on :

knowledge base

and browse around... lots and lots of information and links to articles about all kinds of stuff.

for transmission stuff, look for 4x4 and off road type sites, you can usually find a lot of information about most truck trannies through those peoples.. since they like to switcha nd swap everything around to fit the project at hand.


http://www.jalopyjournal.com - click on the 'hamb'... poke around in there, if you join, be sure to introduce yourself, friendly folks as long as you follow the board rules.

the publications page has good stuff on it as well...

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