This comprehensive manual by Tom Condran is a must-have for classic Mopar owners seeking to improve their vehicle's performance. It covers repairs and handling techniques that can enhance your driving experience. The spiral-bound manual was published in 1999.
170 pages illustrated
From the author:
I am a technical writer in other fields who happens to have had Mopars as a hobby since 1960. As my old profession evaporated, I drifted into high-performance more seriously. I am a member of Mopar Alley car club in Santa Clara CA, for whom I write technical articles in their monthly newsletter. These carry some authority, since I build all my own engines--Slant 6, LA, and B/RB--in every step except crank balancing. For a time I worked at Dema Elgin Racing Cams until he moved to Santa Rosa. When SuperFlow AETC was great, I attended often.
Through Dema I got to know engine builders from Bugeye Sprites to Bonneville, NASCAR, and NHRA, Allan Lockheed Jr the airflow guru, a few Chrysler engineers, a couple of Ramchargers, Roy Howell, chief chemist at Red Line Oil, and many other gearheads much smarter than me.
The manual is a great resource for those looking to restore their Mopar to its original glory. It contains detailed information on parts catalogs, manuals, and literature, making it easy to find the parts you need to complete your restoration project. With this manual, you can learn how to improve your Mopar's performance and make it a reliable and stylish ride once again.
I think that mine have never been used, but the colors are yellowed from age.
