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Here's a website that has a catalog of older Chevy manuals. There are more than 368 various Chevrolet related Manuals, Booklets, Bulletins and Information (pre-1960), totaling over 26400 pages which are Online for everyone's use.  This information is provided  FREE  and is for research and to help promote the preservation of the Pre & Post-War Chevrolets for future generations.  This page is updated regularly with new additions.

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