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Old 09-07-2015, 11:02 AM
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Default Re: WIW 1960-1968 Parts Catalog and more

Digital format hasn't been as profitable as many expected.The original catalogs in their original form,still with their original hardcover binder,will always be sought after.Especially to restorers & collectors who want the experience of the paper answer & diagrams at their finger tips.The ending year of the complete catalogs,as well as their revision date is key.A 1955 to 1980 catalog will lean towards the later revised 1980ish part#'s,then a 1955 to 1970 catalog will.And a guy restoring a 1970 Camaro to assembly line status will see as less attractive & avoid.Most of the digital formats are copied from the former..
Depending on condition,I've seen them sell for $350-$550 swiftly w/many indoor & outdoor swapmeet vendors,where they seem to be greatly desired.
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