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Old 01-19-2005, 10:32 PM   #7
Overdrive
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I have that book shown above, and I find it's pretty useless... unless you're looking for exact original part numbers (as in looking through some old stock of parts), but even at that, it's pretty lame, as some pictures are obviously wrong (and it doesn't have NEAR enough pictures). It tells you what numbers fit what years/models, but won't go into if something will fit a different year or model... so as far as using it to interchange parts, if the part has the same part number, well duh, it interchanges, but won't tell you if something with a different part number can physically fit, even though it's not 100% correct cosmetically.

My vote goes to Hollander, though it has its shortcommings... but still, there aren't any real good books out there. Lately, I've been really disapointed in some of the books I've bought on automotive topics. I'm sure with all the knowledge floating around here on this board, someone could piece together the ultimate book on these trucks.
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