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#538902 05/18/2009 3:01 PM
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I'm looking for a Factory Assembly Manaul for a 1946 GMC or Chevrolet 1/2 ton pickup. I can't seem to find anything on line. Does any one know if there is such a manual and if so where to buy one?


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No such thing. Assembly manuals were not produced until I think 1947. We who have the older trucks have to do with the service manual and the Stovebolt page.

Sorry to be the bearer of bad news but if you post your questions here Ithink you will get some good answers.

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I think Chevs of the 40s used to have some good exploded views in their catalog.


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having the same problem with my 1940 1.5 ton. question are all the manuals the same for one year and style of truck.IE a 1940 Chevy manual for a 1/2 ton the same manual for a 2 ton of the same year


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the single shop manual covers all sizes, 1/2T to big ton ... and the 2ton is really a 1.5T with some heavier duty equipment but same basics

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have you looked through this yet ?

http://chevy.oldcarmanualproject.com/index.htm

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Jeff & Leonard,

A search of the OLD ONLINE CHEVY MANUALS (thank you again, Keith Hardy) confirms that there are no Factory Assembly Manuals for any Chevrolet or GMC trucks and that there are only 4 documents for GMC trucks.

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Is there enough similarity between the Art Deco [41-47] with the AD Series, that the later Factory Assembly Manual would be of any use? I've never seen one of these manuals so I don't know really what they cover.


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no similarity Jeff, the assembly manual is a collection of the engineering instructions for fabricating a specific series, from the nuts and bolts to the number of welds, sequence of assembly and dimensional checks - well worth having for the series that have'em available

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