Lot of 3 original 1974 Chevrolet Motor Division / General Motors factory shop manuals. These are vintage original GM publications, not modern reproductions.Included:1. 1974 Chevrolet Chassis Service Manual – ST 329-74
Covers Chevrolet, Chevelle, Monte Carlo, Nova, Camaro and Corvette. Includes factory service information for engine, fuel system, brakes, suspension, steering, electrical, transmission, cooling and other chassis systems.2. 1974 Chevrolet Passenger Cars & Light Duty Trucks Overhaul Manual – ST 333-74
Covers Chevrolet, Chevelle, Monte Carlo, Nova, Camaro, Corvette and Series 10-30 light-duty Chevrolet trucks. Includes factory overhaul procedures for engines, carburetors, transmissions, differentials, steering components, brakes, starting systems and other major components.3. 1974 Chevrolet Light, Medium & Heavy Duty Trucks Wiring Diagrams – ST 352-74
Original factory wiring diagram booklet covering 1974 Chevrolet trucks. Includes gasoline applications along with Detroit Diesel, Cummins Diesel and Turbium Diesel applications, plus Body Builder’s Connection schematics.These are genuine vintage shop-used manuals and show considerable wear from age and use. Covers have staining, scuffs, creases, edge wear and other signs of use. The ST 329-74 Service Manual has tape reinforcement/repair along the spine. There are previous owner’s names, stamps and handwritten service notes/markings in places.Please examine all photos carefully for exact condition.I have not checked every individual page for completeness, so these are being sold as pictured.Excellent original reference material for a 1974 Chevrolet owner, mechanic, restorer or collector.You will receive all 3 original manuals pictured.Item specificsYear: 1974
Make: Chevrolet
Manufacturer: Chevrolet Motor Division / General Motors Corporation
Manuals: ST 329-74, ST 333-74, ST 352-74
Type: Factory Service / Overhaul / Wiring Manuals
Media Type: Paper
Language: English
Country: United States
Vintage: Yes
Original/Reproduction: OriginalShipping: USPS Media Mail. Weigh all three together with the box and packing material before entering the shipping weight—they’re going to make a fairly heavy package.
