1967-1972 Chev-GMC Truck Factory Assembly Instruction Manual

[CS1972]

Hello everyone,

I retired on Dec 1, 2021, which has allowed me to work on my truck more, as well as some other truck related projects. This posting falls under the “other truck related projects”. You may remember that I converted and posted a link to the PDF “1965-75 chev and gmc truck - light duty parts catalogue” in pCloud early last year: 1965-75 Chevy and GMC truck - light duty parts catalogue - The 1947 - Present Chevrolet & GMC Truck Message Board Network (67-72chevytrucks.com) .

This year I have converted a new file to share:

1967-1972 Chev-GMC Truck Factory Assembly Instruction Manual

This includes an integrated INDEX that various forum members have been working on for a long time (started by “Ackattack” on July 1, 2009 titled “Assembly Manual Index”)!

https://u.pcloud.link/publink/show?c...EYkxaqom92OUWy

I converted the file to “recognizable text” because it allows you to click on “edit” then “find” so you can search the PDF for a part #, a name of a part, etc., AND you can keep clicking on the “next” button to jump to the next item found! Note: You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader for the “Find” function to work.

I do not seek any monetary gain; my ONLY desire is to make this information resource available to forum members for personal use - my contribution to all the great information I’ve used on this website as well as a thank you to all the members who have helped me with obtaining parts.

I added the words “NOT FOR SALE – PERSONAL USE ONLY” as a watermark on the left edge so that all the pages would be readable (unobstructed) and restricted (password) to ensure no changes can be made to the PDF.

The links above will take you to pCloud for you to download and save to your computer, USB, external hard drive - basically where ever you want to store it, be patient, it may take a while.

Enjoy !

[jamesi20]

Very nice,Thank You

[Steeveedee]

That's very nice of you to do! And having written a few miles of FORTRAN code, I can appreciate that you don't want your work poached. Since my work was defense related, I don't have to worry (TOO much) about it being poached.

[Getter-Done]

Thanks for your Hard work and Dedication to the fellow truck people.

[DeadheadNM]

Your effort on this is greatly appreciated Ron. Thank you!

[72SB]

Op, thanks for sharing

[Bubfn]

Thanks!

[Accelo]

I just used it! The searchable feature is a huge time saver.
Can't believe the difference between it and endless paging through my manual manually.
Thanks again.
I really appreciate your work and it had to be a lot.

[72 tigger]

Thanks for your sacrifice of time and knowledge!

[Chuck A]

Very nice and really appreciated! Thank you.

[custom10nut]

Absolutely Awesome
I’m subscribed for future reference!

[C101972]

Thank You for all your hard work!
And enjoy your retirement!
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[Canis Lupus]

Thank you !!

[CS1972]

I'm happy this PDF is going to be used and possibly save someone time. As of this morning the download count was just shy of 100!

If anyone has a better description to provide on the index pages just let me know. I'll collect them for a year, make corrections and then release Version 2. By then I'll have it so you can click on the description and/or page # within the index to take you directly to where you want (hopefully, fingers crossed).

[Getter-Done]

Originally Posted by CS1972

I'm happy this PDF is going to be used and possibly save someone time. As of this morning the download count was just shy of 100!

If anyone has a better description to provide on the index pages just let me know. I'll collect them for a year, make corrections and then release Version 2. By then I'll have it so you can click on the description and/or page # within the index to take you directly to where you want (hopefully, fingers crossed).

I looked at it.
I can not remember if it is totally download to my Stuff.

How can I tell if it is?

Thanks again for your Hard work.

[CS1972]

Getter-Done,

Most people have their computer set to the default setting to place anything they've download via the internet into the "Downloads" folder. Open any folder you have, look over to the left side, under "This PC" you'll see the folder, just click on it and then you'll see all the files you've downloaded. I've blotted out (yellow) the files I've downloaded.

[desertnick69]

Very well done! Thanks.

[Bob B.]

Can't thank you enough, I have always been hesitant to try to look anything up in that 'assembly manual' because it was so random and didn't have an index. You have made it much more useful!

Now, I want everyone to take a close look at page 808 and tell me what is wrong with that picture!

[Ironangel]

Wow Thank You!!!

[sick472]

I have done this with some other project manuals and know how much work is involved...

A big THANK YOU!

And, the same to all those who put the time into the Contents pages! I have used it to search for the possible pages many times.

[1970 CST]

Ron,
Absolutely fantastic. I'm sure that took an incredible amount of time. Truly appreciated. Looking forward to joining you in retirement in another year or two.
Terry

[TALLone71]

thank you!..what a great idea, it makes using the manual much easier and quick reference, all of your work is greatly appreciated!

[Getter-Done]

Originally Posted by CS1972

Getter-Done,

Most people have their computer set to the default setting to place anything they've download via the internet into the "Downloads" folder. Open any folder you have, look over to the left side, under "This PC" you'll see the folder, just click on it and then you'll see all the files you've downloaded. I've blotted out (yellow) the files I've downloaded.

Thanks for the Extra info.
I checked and then I Found it.

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[Sloan66]

very timely for me, thanks!

[BigBird05]

Thanks I just downloaded it and it is great. I tryed to save it to my add on storage and it wouldn't let me do it. Is there something that is stopping it or am I doing something wrong?