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Searched for a thread already answering my question but didn’t find one. As a newbie to Corvettes what manuals and books should I be buying so I can at least try to learn how to work on my 69 without running on here and asking basic questions?
Second, I have seen many references to Lars and gather that he is a carburetor guru. I think I have a couple of issues with my carburetor and think maybe I should just get it gone through by an expert rather than try to diagnose possible multiple issues one at a time but I haven’t seen how to get in touch with Lars?
1) Corvette Factory Assembly Instruction Manual (AIM) $22.00
2) Chevrolet Chassis Service Manual $35.00
3) Chevrolet Chassis Overhaul Manual $28.00
4) Motor Manual $10.00
5) Corvette Technical Information and Judging Guide $75.00
6) 0OSOEZ Wiring Guides $50.00
Bonus Items
1) Chevrolet Corvette Parts and Illustration Catalog 1953 to 1982 $75.00 (for paper)
2) Haynes Automotive Heating and Air Conditioning Manual $15.00
2) Corvette by the Numbers 1955 - 1982 $70.00
I adjust the above library based on what year Vette I own, currently on #10 so my library gets kind of full. I'm a manual and tool *****.
Go to any of the major vendors and get the shop manuals on cd. Paragon is my go to place for this kind of stuff.
GM did publish shop manuals for, at least, the early C3s. Specifically, an important reference is the Assembly Instruction Manual, AIM. This is a necessary reference.