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Steve,
Expertly done.
You should be a recruiter - you've got the tenacity the job requires! I have a
feeling they'll be getting a few more calls today...
Craig
Gents,
I learned
about the Hollander Interchange manuals and how the junk/wrecking yards use
them to find parts that will interchange on different cars. Someone on this
list refered to one for Chevelles in one of these e-mails. Thanks to that I
started doing research on them and verified that a Hollander Interchange
manual specifically for 64-72 Chevelles does exist and it was published in
1998.
A
search on the internet and on my favorite place to shop for books www.addall.com turned up only Barnes
and Noble having them. A search on Barnes and Noble turned up nothing new in
stock, but it refered me to a place that will sell me a used one for 38.00. A
search on E-bay turned up a new one for sale at a "buy it now" price of
29.00 plus 7.50 shipping and handling.
I
called ADP Hollander company http://www.adphollander.com/ sales
dept. today (an e-mail to them didn't get a reply) and bought the same book
new for 24.95 plus 3.00 shipping and handling. I may have to pay state tax on
that though.
Hope
this helps someone.
Steve
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