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1969 CHEVROLET FACTORY REPAIR SHOP & SERVICE MANUAL - Covers Biscayne, Bel Air, Impala, Impala Custom, Chevelle, El Camino, Nova, Camaro & Corvette (includes body service information for Corvette only --------- "1969 Chevrolet Chassis Service Manual" This is a high-quality reprint of the same manual that a Chevrolet dealer mechanic would use to work on cars. You will find step-by-step instructions on lubrication, heater & air conditioning, frame, front & rear suspension, driveline, brakes, engine, clutch & transmission, air injection reactor system, fuel tank & exhaust, steering, chassis sheet metal, radiator & grille, accessories, bumpers and the electrical system. You'll see detailed specifications.Special tool lists can be found at the end of each section. Also, lots of clear black and white pictures, illustrations, wiring diagrams and specifications clarify the instructions. Includes maintenance & routine repair for engine, transmission, and rear end, but does not cover complete overhaul of those parts. This book covers all 1969 Chevrolets including Chevrolet Biscayne, Bel Air, Impala, Impala Custom, Chevelle, El Camino, Nova, Camaro & Corvette (includes body service information for Corvette only). NEW condition! 619 pages Review: Restoration and Repair Must Have - Great book for restoring and repairing a 69 Chevelle. Combine this with the Haynes Manual and you can repair most anything on the car. Review: Book was as described. - An excellent reprint!
| Customer Reviews | 4.8 out of 5 stars 21 Reviews |
D**S
Restoration and Repair Must Have
Great book for restoring and repairing a 69 Chevelle. Combine this with the Haynes Manual and you can repair most anything on the car.
M**A
Book was as described.
An excellent reprint!
T**L
Five Stars
Just as expected. Thanks for having this available.
A**R
Decent reference
The book focuses heavily on Corvettes primarily. The pictures are virtually useless. Many are indecipherable black blobs. One would think that the pictures would be cleaned up for printing a book, especially with the internet killing the book industry.
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