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MMC Detroit Books

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Does anyone have these books?
http://www.mmcdetroit.com/Market_Place/B_body_Dodge/
What do you think of them?
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Never read them yet... I'm not a big 100% OEM style restoration or Purist type guy, more of a day 2 type gear head....LOL... but I would like to get both the books anyway, add them to my library, it couldn't hurt for reference purposes anyway... thanks for the link
 
saw some on ebay a while back
 
I have them and they're quite helpful. Bear in mind, there are a few minor errors occasionally (transposed pictures and descriptions etc.) but still worth buying IMHO.
 
Now, in 2020, I just ordered the ‘Chrysler, Dodge, Plymouth & DeSoto Body of Knowledge’ manual, plus the ‘Dodge & Plymouth ‘62-74 Field Guide’ from Dave Wise @ MMC Detroit. Great & amazing resource information to have on hand, for sure!
Money well spent in my book! Scott
 
I have the OE book. A lot of information and inexpensive for what you get. A budget item for a no budget hobby.
 
I purchased one when I started the restoration on my '68 Charger. As stated earlier, there are a few discrepancies and a few things left out, but overall, a very good information source. I would definitely purchase again.
 
KRAMER’s still has some of the DAVIS books that I found ‘accidentally’ while looking for other stuff! I just bought a few focusing on b-body max wedges & race Hemis that they came upon a few weeks back. Very happy with those guides, too!
 
I also just bought a factory sealed ‘62 Plymouth service manual for ‘cheap’ on eBay, just last week. Got it yesterday. Very cool manual to have, too!
 
that head douche from GYC's, refers to it/them
or David Wise often
 
KRAMER’s still has some of the DAVIS books that I found ‘accidentally’ while looking for other stuff! I just bought a few focusing on b-body max wedges & race Hemis that they came upon a few weeks back. Very happy with those guides, too!
 
You got it! Very cool books, too. I just ordered a couple more today for the ‘library’! :thumbsup:
 
Well worth the cost, I have both the Dodge and Plymouth fastener books. Great for sorting out your extra bolts. Easy way to identify what is in
those boxes that came with your project car.

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