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1966DartConvertible
PostPosted: Tue Jul 27, 2010 8:29 am 
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Hi there

Im planning to restore my '66 dart 270 convertible and was wondering if this Shop Manual is the one you guys were talking about?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/DODGE-19 ... 2382wt_939

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That would be it.

But, personally I prefer a paper copy, books are much more user friendly than that digital stuff. Garage conditions, dirty hands, and computers don’t make for good bedfellows. One can flip through a book much easer than flub-dubbing around with a search function to locate that one little bit of information. Additionally as one flips through a manuscript a lot of information can be gleaned while looking for that one item.

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I have to say that I also prefer paper manuals but I do keep a few on CD as it is nice to be able to print out a few pages and take them with you out in the garage and don't worry about messing them up.

You can get a new Detroit Iron CD manual for around $25 (RockAuto),
part number search "1966Dodge", these are scanned copies of an original Dodge work shop manual.
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I have to say that I also prefer paper manuals but I do keep a few on CD as it is nice to be able to print out a few pages and take them with you out in the garage and don't worry about messing them up.
That's what I'm talkin about!
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I have to say that I also prefer paper manuals but I do keep a few on CD as it is nice to be able to print out a few pages and take them with you out in the garage and don't worry about messing them up.

You can get a new Detroit Iron CD manual for around $25 (RockAuto),
part number search "1966Dodge", these are scanned copies of an original Dodge work shop manual.

Just bought the shop manual CD of Ebay... should get it in about 2 weeks...

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