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Guides/books on car restoration?
28th December 2007
anonymouse876 asked:
Hey all, I was wondering if anyone knew of any guides on the internet or books on the subject of restoring vehicles. I have a ‘79 Mustang in storage, it’s been that way for quite some time, and is overall in pretty rough shape; yet I have plans to get it back into working condition. Generally, every inch of that car will need work. So, on to my question: can anyone either link or recommend webpages or books with info on different aspects of restoration and repair? Sorry for being so broad.
Hey all, I was wondering if anyone knew of any guides on the internet or books on the subject of restoring vehicles. I have a ‘79 Mustang in storage, it’s been that way for quite some time, and is overall in pretty rough shape; yet I have plans to get it back into working condition. Generally, every inch of that car will need work. So, on to my question: can anyone either link or recommend webpages or books with info on different aspects of restoration and repair? Sorry for being so broad.
Thanks in advance!
Filiberto
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I recommend Haynes repair manuals. If your local parts store doesn’t have one in stock they could usually get one next day. I buy mine at Auto Zone soft cover usually around $16.
Comment by Steven P — December 29, 2007 @ 3:52 pm
The car you need to know they can tell and find it all on the net unless you get on the net unless you want to go by the car you get on the holy book of haynes they have it much better than what you want to know they have pictures specs bolt size wiring diagramtorque.
Comment by Guy C — January 2, 2008 @ 2:56 am