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Chevelle Body By Fisher Service Manual, 1983

Item EK-50-352048-1
Chevelle Body By Fisher Service Manual, 1983
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      Product Information

      Features, Description, Reviews, Q&A

      Features

      • Crisp Reprint Of Original GM Manual Used At The Dealership
      • Original Body Lubrication Operations
      • Body Alignment And Tolerances
      • Window And Door Assembly And Adjustment
      • Interior Assembly
      • Ecklers Legacy Number: 55-11561
      • Eckler OEM Number: 83-FBB

      Description

      The Fisher Body Service Manual is one of the handiest manuals a serious 1983 Malibu enthusiast or a seasoned mechanic needs in their library. It is certainly one of the most reached for manuals in our restoration library. The Fisher Body Manual covers everything including body panel alignment, seat removal and assembly, headliner repair and even weatherstrip replacement. Page one contains a quick index to get to the right chapter for the repair. Each chapter begins with a table of contents and a special tools section so you know what you are getting into before you begin. Fisher Body By Fisher Service Manual is truly a must have for your 1983 Malibu Library. Trust Ecklers Chevelle and Malibu for all your restoration and parts needs!

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