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#227770 02/21/2007 1:32 AM
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Hey guys i am new to these trucks and was wondering what kinda book like a chilton or what to get so it could guide me through some of the repairs i need to make. Thanks a bunch justin smile


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#227771 02/21/2007 1:37 AM
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Most of the parts suppliers for these old trucks carry reprints of the original shop manuals, they're generally much better than a Chilton as they contain factory information.


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Also, be sure to check out the tech tips for how to get a resto pack for your year of truck. Many of them are posted on line. What is the year and make of your bolt?


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#227773 02/21/2007 3:52 AM
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mine is a 65 chevy stepside


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You'll need to check to be certain, but I think that you'll need to get both the manual for '64 and the '65 suppliment to get all of the information. There is also a Chilton manual that covers '61-'71, but it is a general manual that covers several makes in one book. It is an interesting read, though, if you enjoy that kind of reading (like I do).


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Justin,

Check out Woogeroo\'s tech tip for buying a \'60- \'66 truck from the tech tips section. It might have what you are looking for. It has a lot of books for restoring those era trucks.

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