This book was created to train assembly plant staff to assemble the chassis of the 1960 Ford. This is a worded instruction book rather than exploded numbered parts diagrams that you might have seen in other assembly manuals. It is a written overview explaining the assembly process. Each page addresses a chassis component showing:
- an illustration
- an explanation of how assembly is similar to or different from 1959
- tools or procedures that might be used
- differing parts that are used for differing models or equipment
The illustrations can sometimes show how parts are put together and other times show how tools are used in the assembly process. Some drawings are more helpful than others. You can also gain insight into why your car is a certain way (some holes were predrilled, and others drilled on the assembly line, for example).
Contents:
- FRAMES (includes dimensions)
- SUSPENSION
- CASTER CAMBER
- REAR AXLE
- BRAKE SYSTEM
- CLUTCH
- STEERING
- EXHAUST
- DRIVE SHAFT
- AIR CLEANERS
- ENGINE MOUNTS
- FRAME SERIAL NUMBERING (decoding)
- FRONT END DECK
- HOOD DECKING
- BUMPERS
- SPARE WHEEL AND BUMPER JACK INSTALLATION
- FRONT FLOOR MATS
- ELECTRICAL
- HEADLAMP DOORS
- COOLING SYSTEM
- WINDSHIELD WASHER
- ENGINE AND TRANSMISSION
- FRONT END
There are illustrations on just about every one of the book's pages. Each page has a watermark in the background. New condition. Buy now to learn something new about your Ford.
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