OT: 72 Chevy 10-30 Service Manual

[Stepside]

Service Manual in almost perfect condition. I sold my 72 about 8 years ago. So the first one to send me a PM gets the book.

Pete

[saltmine]

Already got one. A GM "Unit Repair Manual"

[Stepside]

Did I mention that I am giving it away? I miss the truck, it was a C-10 short box stepside. It ran a 250 six cylinder with a holly 4 barrel and tuned headers. The trans was a new venture 4500 5 speed. Both ends had sway bars as well. It also had a custom dash with Stewart Warner gauges. All in all a fun truck to drive. It was so loud the neighbor used my going to work as her alarm clock. She overslept the first week after I switched to a brand new Silverado.

[Willy]

Stepside, very generous offer, unfortunately I don't need one either as my collection is quite complete.

I usually go out of my way to secure additional shop manuals because of the diverse knowledge they contain. I also end up keeping my shop manuals from previously owned cars, especially the factory manuals.

The GM manuals are very comprehensive in their depth and coverage, they are definitely keepers. I can't remember the number of times that I use them as a reference in order to diagnose or trouble shoot something else. The electrical systems for instance are used in a lot of OEM products and this alone is worth the value of owning one.

So if no one takes you up on your offer consider keeping it for future reference, I'm sure you'll use it again in the future,