Index for 1969 Assembly Manual (by Millenium Industries)
 

Hello All,

As many of you know, you can spend a lot of time searching this assembly manual for needed information. I spent a significant portion of my holidays creating an index for it, so, if you have the manual (or intend to get a copy) consider this your Christmas present! Fell free to make single free copies for you and your friends!

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!

That's extremely cool, Bob. Thanks for doing that, and Happy New Year!

Lee

Thanks! now I can stop adding all those post it notes to make my pages.

Thanks for the gift!!! I'll check on getting a new manual. Mine is kinda worn out.

Now that is awesome idea. One of the best things I've seen anyone do in this forum in a long time. Maybe ever! Thanks.
Printing it out right now.

Thanks Bob. I didn't get you anything though.

Thanks Bob, Happy New Year!

Bob:

Thank you! I really appreciate your efforts....I too have been using the post it method.

Kevin

FANTASTIC

Ditto!

Thanks All!

Sorry to be so late getting back to you, but dial-up at home seems to time out before I can log in. I probably could have sold this on Ebay, but sharing should be what the hobby is all about. If there are any errors that you detect in the list, just let me know and I will edit this post accordingly!

Happy New Year!

Another thank you to GTOBOB for his help!

Dave

Did someone else make these manuals? Why I ask is I bought one off of another PY'r here and it does not have any kind of running page list, only separated by sections.

Hi 69gtocv,
I personally don't know, so I specified that I had one by Millenium. Maybe someone else can help...

Bob, I went through about 20 randomly picked pages last night. I thought I found an error in it but later when I looked at that page again, I saw that you were correct. You did a good job.
Perfect so far as I can tell.

It is perfect. The only thing is, when I three-hole punched it for the binder, I punched holes in some of the words. I'm going to slide the image over a bit and re-print.

Thanks again Bob!

to keep this thread fresh..

I'm surprised I haven't seen more hits on this. There's something about a tool being powerful and free that usually appeals to us car folk...

I just saw this, so I figure I'd answer. My Millenium copy has the pages numbered with a stamp. Page 1 is the cover, with the pontiac arrow and a "ZD" in the arrow. Pages 96 and 97 for instance have pictures of suspension control arms ("A" arms).

Bob, I'm glad you're still around. I have requested that this thread be made a sticky. I've been searching for and referring this page for over 10 years! It would be nice if it were easier to find for the newcomers.

Yeah, I'm still out here, and still have my '68 vert. I've been building a brand-X '55 short bed truck for a few years. It could have had a Pontiac V8 from the factory but it didn't, so you should be able to figure out what brand it is! ;)

Are the initials GMC?..lol

Actually, it's a Chevy. I was mistaken in thinking the 287 came in the Chevy. That was the 265 mouse motor. My bad. Here's a picture of the chassis. The chassis is truck. Everything else is Heinz 57...

Wow.. impressive work!

Thanks, Greg. Now if I could just get it done...

Dumb question, but is the 1969 Assembly manual the manual that I need for my '68 or is there a 1968 specific assembly manual?

Where is a good place to get one of these assembly manuals. I went through ebay and google and came up short.

Thanks all!

Smart question, actually. I don't believe Millenium ever produced the '68 GTO Assembly Manual. I have the '69 version on my shelf that I used for my '68 restoration. Ames / PY sells the mediocre version (p/n W269B) for $19, and the "better" version (P/N W269F) for $55. If you actually want to read it, I'd suggest the better one, but maybe a call to them will help you make your decision.

My index matches the '69 version.

The '68 assembly manual is not available from any known source. The '69 is as close as you'll get. On the plus side, there are a number of pages in the '69 manual that actually show the '68 in the drawings.

Thank you Bob and Greg. Appreciate the info. I will check in with Ames on acquiring one. Thanks again.:)

Definitely a BIG THANK YOU, Bob. I got my manual from Ames per your advice and have now printed out your index. What an amazing labor of (Pontiac) love your index is. Greg definitely said it all. Appreciate it!

Enjoy!

btw, if you choose to upgrade to the better quality blue page version of the repro assembly manual don't through the older white version out as the blue version is missing many pages. I collated them together, easily 10 percent of the pages were MIA on the new version (plus a bunch of pages in the new version missing from the old as well)

Good to know North, thanks for the tip.

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Well, that's a shame. It's enough of a challenge to find what we need without some of it not being there anymore!

They are probably from different sources so each original source may be incomplete and so few (if any) originals still exist