What's the best source for a legible '70 assembly manual? I just got the disc from OPGI thinking it would be good quality but it isn't. Much of it is virtually unreadable. There must still be a high quality product out there somewhere.


Thanks

 

I joined wildaboutcars. It's only $25 a year. It's a great resource,they have stuff for all makes but they have more things for Olds than anything else. Service manuals,assembly manuals, dealer info, service bulletins etc. All available for download. I use it allot!!

 

I received my paper three ring binder edition 1970 assembly manual today from Inline tube via $bay... It is not worthy of coffee table display, but is legible and worth the $25 in my opinion. Hope this helps

 

try wildabout cars, download the entire manual if you like, have lots of paper....lol.
I like it since you can zoooom in on any page.......

 

Contact Paul Sigmund ("Hairy Olds') The BEST - by far - PIM. Complete with the Engine Assembly Section that is usually missing along with legible pages of everything - not just the items that people usually need to reference.

 

Thanks to all for the great ideas. Will join Wild About Cards and reach out to Paul for his hard copy. That way I have both available when I need tthem.

 

You can get ALL of the manuals, plus lots of other dealer information for you $25 membership to the Antique Auto Preservation Society through WildAboutCars.

- Eric