[Chrysler300] Parts/Service Books

[John Holst <jholst@xxxxxxxxx>]

(3 Read the 57 Service Manual to see what you need to do. It is very
comprehensive. You can get them on ebay for US$40 if you don't have one.
Getting the transmission in and out is probably the hardest thing.)

Right now there is an unusual opportunity to obtain the appropriate 
manuals from the deceased Mopar dealers. My local dealer moved into 
new quarters 2 years ago, and destroyed the old stuff. Much to my 
dismay. I was able to purchase the entire set on ebay that includes 
the 1964 Chrysler Service Manual, 300K  Supplement and complete 1964 
Mopar parts book. This is a lot of stuff to digest, but the chance to 
obtain the appropriate books in a couple years may be gone or the 
price may go sky high. Most people are probably smarter than me, and 
have already accomplished this, but for the rest of us, now is a good 
time to move.

John Holst...
64 300K in cold, icy, snowy Iowa


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