Chevrolet Owner's Handbook of Repair and Maintainance: Complete Servicing Information for All Chevrolet Passenger Cars from 1932 to 1955 Inclusive

A HARD-TO-FIND PUBLICATION from Floyd Clymer Publications, the "World's Largest Publisher of Books Relating to Automobile, Motorcycles, Motor Racing, and Americana". A VERY GOOD, bright, clean, tight, well-preserved, collector-worthy copy sans rips/tears, stains, discoloration and interior markings. "$2.00" price on the front cover. PROLIFICALLY ILLUSTRATED in black-and-white drawings with accompanying descriptive captions. From the Introduction: "This book has been written for the mechanically minded Chevrolet owner who wants to keep his car in perfect running condition by doing certain repair and tune-up jobs himself. 1955 marks a mile stone in the history of the Chevrolet Motor Company when a completely new Chevrolet was introduced with a short-stroke V-8 engine and an open drive shaft. An overdrive also could be had as an optional extra. The operation and maintainance of this new model has been described in considerable detail in this book. However, since a great number of Chevrolet cars of older vintage still are in daily use some space has been devoted to service procedures on these older models." 222 pages followed by 3 pages of advertisements for other related Floyd Clymer publications. LMBC2.…