Mopar Literature

[ultramag870]

Im gonna invest in some book's on my 69 gtx what does every one suggest.. Ive been told the white books by Galen.These are on my list
any thing else?

 

[dave5237]

Hello. Not sure if your project is done or not started but a service manual always is a good book unless your going to sell the car soon. I used mine alot on my rebuild.

 

[ultramag870]

just getting started I will look for a service manual..

 

[Cranky]

Factory service manual is very good and I also have a nice collection of the old Motor's repair manuals too which show up on Ebay for decent prices.

 

[Budnicks]

Some are just good reading & some have specific #'s of prodution & some have tech info & some are just cool to have & some are a must have... Six-Pack Mopar Street Muscle of the 60's by Robert Genat, published by Cartech... Torqueflite A-727 Transmission Handbook by Cal H. Monroe, pub. HPBooks-1399... Charger, Road Runner & Super Bee Restoration Guide by Paul A. Herd, pub. Motorbooks Workshop... Mopar, Chrysler, Mopar performance books "Chassis 9th edition" #P5007160, "Mopar Engines" 2nd edition Speed Secrets & Racing Modifications for V-8 & 6 Chrysler engines #P5249704, Mopar Performance Parts catalog #00PM4833... A "Plymouth 1969 Factory Service Manual" book... Max performance Big-Block SA-171... Proving Grounds Chrysler Racing History MRE145636... Carter/Edelbrock Tuning Manual SA130... We Were The Ramchargers MRER384... How to build a Big Block Mopar by S-A Designs... How to Tune A Holley Carburetor by S-A Designs... If you can find a copy of the old 70's Direct Connection {known as the "Bible"} service tips & bulletins... "The Red Book" don't remember the author & "The White Book" by Galen Govier... And many many others too many to list... Try Mancini Racing has a big sale on a ton of great Mopar & Chrysler related books....

 

[696pack]

Here is a GREAT resource for you and all others and it is FREE.
Navigate around the site as it is full of factory data and color and upholstery book fo the muscle years.

 

[hunt2elk]

All the books listed so far are good. Mymopar.com has some very good information also. Paint chips, wiring diagrams, misc.

 

[69Coronetrt]

All the books listed so far are good. Mymopar.com has some very good information also. Paint chips, wiring diagrams, misc.

Herd's restoration book will be good for catching oil spills. Other than that, it's pretty worthless. There is so much inaccurate information in that book.

Spend quality time on credible boards like FBBO and Moparts. Learn who the good posters are and pay attention to them.

Trust...but verify... everything you read or hear.

Spend time in the Hamtramck Historical library. It's become a very good reference spot.

http://www.hamtramck-historical.com/library.shtml

 

[Ron 73]

just getting started I will look for a service manual..

I bought a Haynes Manual for my car at Auto Zone, there about 20 bucks and i have found it very useful with a lot of things on my car.. Wiring diagrams, diagrams showing how to do one thing or another, much more. I just bought another for my Ram truck i imagine will be a help eventually.. You could go maybe and just thumb thru it and see if its something that will be a help, repairing, what thermostat to use, ect... Good luck.

X 2 With My Mopar.com.... Elk mentioned.

 

[dave5237]

Your right Cranky. I have a motors book for sale on my local rochestercraigslist.com now for only 10 dollars. I was going to sell it on this sight but whoever buys it will get railed with shipping because of the weight of it. Thought I would throw it out there since I have two of them and Cranky mentioned it. If somebody wanted to call me for exact details that would be o.k.