This book is a page-for-page reproduction of the manual that Buick mechanics used to service cars. You will find detailed service procedures for the choke, fuel pump, intake, exhaust, clutch, transmission, front suspension, engine (oiling, cooling, heat control, carburetion) rear axle, manifold, brakes, wheels, tires, frame, chassis springs, shock absorbers, air cleaner stabilizers, steering, radiator, electrical, and accessories. Includes sections concerning engine oil recommendations, riding qualities, dimension limits, and dimensional drawings. With step-by-step instructions, schematics, specifications, and wiring diagrams in this manual, you will have the information you need to get your project on the road and keep it there. The shop manual has 250 pages and is in new condition. Covers all 1937 Buick cars. Buy now to own the best manual for your car.
Everything You Need to Know
This book has almost everything you need to know in regards to technical specifications on the 1937 Buick line. My grandfather and I are currently working on a 1937 Roadmaster Series 80 and have found most of the information in this book very useful. We have also come to realize that Buick was building very sophisticated cars back then. There is so much good information within these pages. The only missing is the "body" related stuff. It gives schematics to the different bodies and where they bolt to the frame. Along with construction information but that is it. We have a stack of bumpers we have been trying to match up along with bumper guards and they are not featured in this book. It covers mostly mechanical. It appears as though there is a separate book the supply of parts and body parts.