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I received this book as a birthday gift from my girlfriend. It looks like it has a lot of good information for our needs. I have not gone cover to cover yet but it appears pretty thorough.

I did a search on this site and only found one reference to it in the last 5 years (there was a couple of references to another 'Toboldt' Paint and Body book). I thought I'd share the information on it here.

Its' a neat old book and I'm hoping it will be a valuable resource.

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Looks cool! I've see the cover before, probably on ebay, but never been able to flip through it.

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Hmmm, wonder if its available from some old book site? Looks interesting.


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Originally Posted by Big Tee
I'm hoping it will be a valuable resource.

You can be sure of that. I found my copy at a flea market 20+ years ago and it contains information not found in the GM manuals. Congrats.




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Curiosity got the best of me so I bought a well kept copy of the 1957-1940 edition on ebay.

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or check amazon, they are pretty good for older books.

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I've had that book for 30 yrs. He also had one on volkswagons.


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just exactly what does the book show that isn't in the service
manual, FAM, parts manual or film strips/booklets that we have
available to us?

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Denny,
It's just a basic repair book, It does explain things a little more clearly to the novice repair person.


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Originally Posted by Denny Graham
just exactly what does the book show that isn't in the service
manual, FAM, parts manual or film strips/booklets that we have
available to us?

Denny Graham
Sandwich, IL

One example would be the explanation of how to use a postage stamp sized piece of shimstock under main/rod caps to set/adjust clearances. Mine looks the same on the outside but is the 1954-1967 version.



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Ok, thks, so it's just another Chilton or Motors manual
Sort of book just for the year's and brand it's
written for.

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