This 1957 Chevrolet Passenger Car Shop Manual reprint (original part number: RS-60-S & M) is a complete collection of instructions and information, which is essential for anyone restoring a '57 Chevy passenger car, or servicing one of these vehicles. Originally published by General Motors for their dealership mechanics, this 1957 Chevy service manual features step-by-step, factory-approved procedures for working on all key systems. In addition to the instructions, there are numerous illustrations, including exploded views to help clarify the steps from basic servicing through to more advanced repairs.

The 1957 Chevy was the last of the famous tri-five "shoebox" models, and is considered by many to epitomize the term--classic car. These days, in a time where people have, sadly, watered-down the word "icon" by using it to describe just about anything remotely famous or long-lasting, the 1957 Chevrolet car models are shining examples of the proper use of the term. These icons have been beloved, not only in the hot-rod community, but they have also transcended the gear-head circles and have been firmly entrenched in the greater world of pop culture for decades. The sharp lines of their bodies and their elegant trim demonstrate how a good design can maintain popularity and relevance. Remember, these cars were built at a time when body styles were changed quickly, so we only had one year with this particular, handsome style.

The 140 horsepower, "Blue Flame", six cylinder engine was available in 1957 (and this manual covers it in tremendous detail), but that year also marked the third year of availability of the now legendary small-block Chevy V8. This book has you covered for both the 265 cubic inch version, as well as the 283 cubic inch variant offered on 1957 Chevrolet models. Whether you're wrenching on a Blue Flame, or a Super Turbo Fire 283, you'll get the information you need by using this comprehensive shop manual.

It's a great thing, keeping these historic models out on the road. When it's time to get to work on your 1957 Chevrolet, be sure you have the right information to get the jobs done. This guide serves as the definitive source. It's a whopping 744 page collection of well-organized and detailed information. You'll find that the step-by-step instructions have been handily paired with a huge number and variety of visual aids to be sure that you are armed with the knowledge and confidence needed to take on all or your projects. Naturally, it contains a tremendous amount of detailed specifications.

Chapters in the shop manual include: unit serial numbers, body, lubrication, universal joints, rear axle, engine (including cooling, fuel and electrical), transmission, overdrive, Powerglide and Turboglide, conventional and power steering, wheels and tires and the electrical system.

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• 235.5 cubic inches, 3.8 Liter - 6-cylinder
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• 3-Speed Manual Transmission
• Overdrive Manual Transmission
• Powerglide 2-Speed Automatic Transmission
• Turboglide 2-Speed Automatic Transmission

NOTE: For BODY MOULDINGS and ATTACHING PARTS, please see our: 1953-1963 Chevrolet Body Mouldings and Attaching Parts (Chevrolet passenger, Corvette, Corvair & Chevy II), which can be found by clicking here...1953-1963 Chevrolet Body Mouldings and Attaching Parts.

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