1926-1932 Pontiac & Oakland Body Manual Reprint for closed cars, helpful for open cars

This is a high-quality reproduction of the manual written by GM for use at Pontiac/Oakland dealers. Find out how to work on the body of your car with repair instructions which are different from what you will find in your shop manual. The book is packed with illustrations of the cars you will find page after page of exploded and cutaway views showing the body's construction, including the wood framework, the points where the metal panels are welded, and what the interior looks like without panels or headlining. Find out how to remove, install, and work on hardware & trim, seats & the metal framework below them, headliners, roof coverings, locks, arm rests, handles, glass, vents, moldings, and hinges. Learn how to make adjustments and eliminate leaks. Covers all 1926-1932 Pontiacs, Oaklands, and other GM cars with closed Fisher bodies; no body manual is available for the open cars, and much of the info in this book is helpful for open cars. This book is in new condition. Buy now to own the best body repair manual for your car.

Why this book is better than other similar books
You may have or have seen other 1926-1932 Fisher body manuals with a tan or other colored cover. All of the reprints I have seen of this book made in the last 20 years are 3rd or 4th generation reproductions. Consequently, they typically have dark pictures. This book is made directly from an original, and so it has clearer pictures than other reprints. Also, other recent reproductions have left out the index. This book includes the index covering 1926-1931 models, although the 18-page 1932 supplement portion is not indexed.