Crash Estimating guides, valuable resource for AMC part # ' s.....

[Gremlingts@xxxx]

 For those of you looking for parts for your car, a Crash Estimating guide 
by Motors can be just the thing you need to help research your efforts. I 
have two now, one covering the 70-83 era, and another covering the '66-70 
era, and they are pretty darn useful, although the earlier one doesn't give 
part numbers, it does give lots of other useful info such as frame 
dimensions, etc. So if you have any desire to expand your library, you need 
to include one of these in your acquisition endeavors. There are two 
publishers that I know of, Mitchell's and Motor. And , there are currently 
THREE of these for sale on an auction website, '82 and '83 era, covering 
earlier years, and they don't come up often, the same guy is offering these 
for sale. I have already bid on the AMC-only one, which is much smaller than 
the others which include Chrysler and a few others. :) Anyway, if you STILL 
don't know which site I"m talking about <grin>, email me directly. They 
misspelled Guide as Gude, so you can search for that directly in the title 
area only, and it'll pull it up. Don't miss this opportunity to get a good 
resource guide for your car's outside parts and numbers. 

Jerry