Truck Data Books - Who has one?

[ChevLoRay]

I have one for the '69 models. If you don't know what these are, they are the books that the dealership and sales people used to order new vehicles. They list all the models, options and pricing, as well as specifications for those vehicles.

So, I'm curious (not bragging) to know who has one? There are a bunch of posts that want to know such information, and I'm thinking that those of us who have one could be a resource for those who want to know. Or, maybe there can be a "sticky" that would link to photocopies of the pages that are applicable to a specific model.

Whattayathink?

[JimKshortstep4x4]

Check this link out. It is a complete listing of Chevrolet car and truck data. See how the information compares to your data book.

Jim

http://www.gmheritagecenter.com/gm-h...-archive/docs/

[67chevy1series]

Originally Posted by ChevLoRay

I have one for the '69 models. If you don't know what these are, they are the books that the dealership and sales people used to order new vehicles. They list all the models, options and pricing, as well as specifications for those vehicles.

So, I'm curious (not bragging) to know who has one? There are a bunch of posts that want to know such information, and I'm thinking that those of us who have one could be a resource for those who want to know. Or, maybe there can be a "sticky" that would link to photocopies of the pages that are applicable to a specific model.

Whattayathink?

that seems like a good idea

[ChevLoRay]

Originally Posted by JimKshortstep4x4

Check this link out. It is a complete listing of Chevrolet car and truck data. See how the information compares to your data book.

Jim

http://www.gmheritagecenter.com/gm-h...-archive/docs/

Thanks, Jim. I looked at the '69 pdf and it has the same pages that are in my book, including the April 1, 1969 date. I'm going to bookmark that link. In my opinion, there should be a sticky that contains that link.