1967 - 1981 Chevrolet Camaro Used Parts Buyers Guide By PAH Publishing

Camaro Used Parts Buyers Guide 1967 - 1981

The world instantly fell in love with the Ford Mustang, and Chevrolet quickly responded by taking a great idea and making it even better. The classic good looks of the Camaro were complimented by superior engineering which allowed for any engine in the Chevy arsenal to fit under their stylish hoods from day one. They offered options which appealed to those looking for basic transportation, all the way up to those ready to hit the race tracks. The first- and second-generation Camaro models lasted for over a decade and were wildly popular vehicles.

As well-liked as they were when new, these handsome and sporty cars may be even more loved today. That's why it is so important to have access to parts for restoration, rebuild and repair projects. In many cases, factory parts are important to ensure quality and maintain value.

The good news is, you don't have to search the salvage yards and swap meets for a Camaro exactly like yours in order to source parts. The Pontiac Firebird was a sister car to the Camaro, so perhaps you're familiar with being able to use parts from one of them as a donor vehicle. That's great, but what other vehicles used the same factory parts? Well, that's just what this outstanding guide will tell you. It's titled "Camaro Used Parts Buyers Guide 1967 - 1981". It was assembled by Paul Herd, a passionate and prolific author of restoration and interchange manuals. You'll find this book to be a tremendous resource for tracking down the correct parts for your 1967 - 1981 Camaro.

NOTE: Covers all Camaro submodels between 1967 and 1981.

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When it comes to building cars, there are particular parts which can only be found on specific models, but, fortunately, the manufacturers often used the same parts on many different vehicles and over the course of multiple years. Those parts are called "interchangeable". You may even be surprised to find some of the sources available to you. Other Chevrolet models and even vehicles from other GM divisions often offer factory-correct parts for you to use! This book tells you exactly which years and vehicles are perfect substitutes for which parts. Just follow the Camaro used parts guidance information included in this book to see which vehicles fit your needs for locating your factory-correct parts.

Let's take a look at an example from the book, so you can see how well it works. If you're searching for a convertible top switch for a 1969 Camaro, the book will first provide some details about it. In this case, it states, "This is the power switch that was placed on the instrument panel that operated the top. It is the bare switch without the bezel. Tip: Look at Chevelle or full-size station wagons with a power rear window; the switch is the same." Then, when you look at the line for the 1969 model, it tells you that all fall under interchange number 3. Once you look up "Interchange Number: 3", you'll find: Part Number(s) 3959230 Usage: 1969 Camaro or Chevelle convertible; 1969 Pontiac Lemans, Skylark, Cutlass convertible; 1969 Chevelle, Cutlass, Skylark, Lemans station wagon with power rear window; 1969-1970 full-size Chevrolet convertible or station wagon with power rear window. Looking at this one simple example, you can clearly see how much greater your chances of success will be when searching for parts for your vintage Camaro. Within seconds, you've added hundreds of thousands of potential donor cars to your list...and you will still have a factory-correct part for your beloved Camaro!

This helpful book has been assembled in such a way as to make your search for interchangeability options quick and convenient. Over 200 quality pictures and handy exploded-views have also been included to offer you even greater assistance. For Camaro used parts guidance, this manual is the definitive source. It contains thousands of interchanges for your 1967 -1981 Camaro. This used parts buyer's guide provides you with a wealth of information for identifying, locating, inspecting the parts. It guide thoroughly covers these early Camaro models, and is definitely a tool which can save you time and money.

Even if you decide to buy reproduction parts, this manual can be of great service. Not only does it supply you the original equipment manufacturer (OEM) part numbers (which are still used by most parts providers), but after you know which vehicles are interchangeable options, you can order from alternate sources. Some times Camaro parts may not be available, or they may be marked as more expensive than a Nova or full-size Chevy, even though they are exactly the same parts! Now, you can shop around.

Subject: Chevy Camario Used Buyer's Guide - 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1981. ISBN-10: 173507439X | ISBN-13: 9781735074399 | PAH PHCAM6781