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american classic

BRM 1936-87 Bed restoration manual, Facts and History $4.00 Each

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I saw this listed while I was looking at stuff in their literature section. I was wondering if anyone in here knows anything about the contents and usefulness of it.

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Woogeroo: That cover on the book looks just like one I bought from another vendor about 15 years ago. I will see if I still have it and let you know what it includes. As I remember, it is pretty general without much specific information, as there were a multitude of changes in the beds over that 36-87 year span.

Anyone else have any knowledge of it?

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Woogeroo,
I bought it with some other stuff I got from them and have to say that I was pretty disappointed. Perhaps it was because it seems to pertain more to older trucks than my '59 but it was pretty general and poorly illustrated.There are a lot of suppliers out there whose sites have "how to" features that are more useful and free, save your $4.
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Have a copy which was given to me but I would not have bought one after seeing it. Very basic and mainly common sense.


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Thanks everyone...

any other good in print manuals/how to's that are recommended?

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