These books are high-quality reprints of the same manuals that a Chevrolet dealer mechanic would use to service Series I trucks. The set of 2 includes the "1954 Chevrolet Truck Shop Manual" and the "1955 Chevrolet Series I Truck Shop Manual Supplement." The 1954 Shop Manual contains information on the construction, maintenance, and repair of Chevy trucks. You will find step-by-step instructions on lubrication, load capacity, body, frame, shock absorbers, front suspension, rear axle, universal joints, rear springs, brakes, hydrovac, engine, fuel system, cooling system, clutch, transmission, fuel & exhaust, steering, wheels, tires, chassis sheet metal, and the electrical system. Lots of clear black and white pictures, illustrations, wiring diagrams and specifications clarify the instructions. The 1955 Shop Manual Supplement covers the changes to the 3-speed transmission and the ½-ton rear axle made for the 1955 model year, and will refer you back to the 1954 manual for the rest of the information. Covers all 1955 Chevrolet Series I Truck Models. Series I trucks were available from the beginning of the model year until March of 1955. How do you know if your truck is a Series I or II? Take a look at the grille on the cover of the 1954 manual pictured in this auction; the Series I grille is curved with thick bars like this. The Series II grille, on the other hand, has four each vertical and horizontal bars, all of which are slimmer than the Series I, and the Series II grille is flat. See my other auctions for the Series II manual. The 1954 manual has 478 pages and the 1955 supplement has 14 pages. Both manuals measure 8.5" x 11", and are in NEW condition. Buy now to own the best manuals for your truck.
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