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#34992 02/26/2003 2:57 AM
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as you may have read in my other thread, i've recently purchased a '31 chevy ute. are there any books that i can pick up to learn up on old chevys? i'm particularly interested in books that concern parts interchange and hot rod parts swapping. also, i've found a few reprints of old chev 6 hop up manuals... are there any new ones that deal with the later 235 and the current crop of speed parts?

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Nothing has been published on the later 235/261, although there are a couple in the works via Inliners International , no publication dates yet. For general info on the early Chevs, I recommend joing the VCCA and contact with some members of local region or tech advisors.

#34994 02/27/2003 8:03 PM
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has anyone read leo santucci's 'chevy inline six power manual'? the amazon review leads me to believe that it's aimed at the 60's sixes.. does it cover the 216-235-261?

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No covers the later sixes, Zeke


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#34996 02/27/2003 9:59 PM
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Bolters:
Somewhere aout in the shop I've got an interchange manual that deals with truck parts.
No its not one of the big hollander reprints but it has come in handy. If your interested I can
take a look at the manual and find out who published it. Also have the huge Chevrolet parts manual reprint complete with the illustrations, highly recommended.


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#34997 03/03/2003 7:54 PM
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does anyone have the chevy manual titled, "1929-1953 chevrolet master parts manual"? i'm looking at picking up a copy, but it's a little pricey, so i want to make sure it's worth the $$$. does the manual include dimensions and interchange information?

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