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Originally Posted by Gary Karr
The easiest way to set all of the misinformation straight and get the right answers is to have a copy of the Restoration Guidelines and Judging Standards on hand!
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As a new enthusiast of these cars I'm honestly dismayed that there isn't more info available online or a factory service manual. In my honest opinion you shouldn't need a $50 club based book to tell how a 90 year old car is assembled. The Les Adkins books are not up to factory repair manual levels either. I was honestly disappointed in the 1st book. Shouldn't need to browse the web to see what the pinion nut torque is and other settings like the clutch fingers is all over the place.