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So I got a text from a PO of my '72 U code Supreme today. He was sorting out stuff in his mother's garage and came across these.
Yes, that's an original body service manual in hardback! When's the last time we saw one of those? The Chiltons manual will also come in handy.
Now, here's the icing on the cake. Check out the stamp in the body service manual.
The car was originally purchased in Boulder, Colorado. This tells me that the book had been with the car since new. Pretty cool, huh?
The FBM is a nice find although I doubt the Boulder Public Library was an OEM supplier. The Chilton's guide can be found at any good used book store for about $1.99 and is worth every penny.
Best of luck on the POP -- that's always gold for any GM car of the era.
The FBM is a nice find although I doubt the Boulder Public Library was an OEM supplier. The Chilton's guide can be found at any good used book store for about $1.99 and is worth every penny.
Best of luck on the POP -- that's always gold for any GM car of the era.
I wasn't implying the FBM was new, I meant that it has probably been with my car since my car was new.
The FBM has been rebound. Libraries often do that with softbound books. Also highly likely it was part of a book purge where the library sold off or disposed of older or seldom checked out books.
I am pretty sure we have talked about this before. That is so cool to get all that information. Boulder Colorado USED to be a cool place. For you to have documents from Boulder. Super cool
November 12th, 2023, 05:14 PM
