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Ben, There are a bunch of parts catalogs, etc that you can get from different vendors for free or very little cost also. I have a bunch of different catalogs. They really help you know what's available & the approximate cost of everything from performance parts to fenders. I believe it's a good investment of time to look up the different companies & get their catalogs too. Don > > Ben, to piggyback on what David said, I went online to www.npdlink.com and > ordered my catalog from them (National Parts Depot) when I picked up my 66. > Start going through it for the stuff you KNOW you are going to need. I > started highlighting them. Soon figured out I should have multiple color > highlighters because you will definitely start prioritizing after add the > cost of your first run through. Your first purchase should be the manuals > they have available. Kicks butt on Chiltons. > > Regarding doing any tricking out, if that is what you want, there are also > good reference books there too. And the folks on the mailing list are > terrific. You can get some great links from everybody here depending on > what you are looking for. ----------------------------------------------------- To Unsubscribe please visit www.chevelles.net/list.html To start a new topic, send mail to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
