Critics abound, and I are one.  

300 pages to cover restoration of 9 model years?  That's about the same page count as the Haynes manual that covers the same model year spread (and which is not all that useful).  

The Chilton manuals for first generation is worse.

I learned a lot from reading and understanding various components just because of the many pictures.

Worst part…neither have been updated with known mistakes or to even clarify stuff.
I have waited over 30 years and still no changes.

I guess these books fall in same category as long tube headers.

Maybe some day I can afford a year specific service manual…those suckers usta be expensive for a poor kid.

I just used mine the other day to help Sal troubleshoot his ‘66.😁

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