GM Heritage Center Free Restoration Information Kits
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Hey Guys! Some cool stuff I found on the web today. The GM heritage center offers free info kits on restoring GM cars (Chevy is the only one currently available, with more brand to follow).
There is a kit for every model and year. It explains every marking on the vehicle and changes made from the previous year. Truly interesting. Go download yours now!
http://www.gmheritagecenter.com/gm-h...tion-kits.html
There is a kit for every model and year. It explains every marking on the vehicle and changes made from the previous year. Truly interesting. Go download yours now!
http://www.gmheritagecenter.com/gm-h...tion-kits.html
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There's a lot of info there. I can't wait for the Buick archive stuff to be available. And it's free too!
I sent away for this on the LaCrosse.
http://vintagevehicleservices.com/options.html
It wasn't cheap ($57.75) and it pretty much told me what I already knew about the car. Matter of fact, the same info came cheaper from compnine.com.
I sent away for this on the LaCrosse.
http://vintagevehicleservices.com/options.html
It wasn't cheap ($57.75) and it pretty much told me what I already knew about the car. Matter of fact, the same info came cheaper from compnine.com.