chilton, unless bently has started making f them for the dents, doubt it.

 

I have the Chilton, Haynes and the factory service manual on cd. They're all different, with the Haynes being the least complete and the factory service manual being most complete.

 

I broke down and bought printed copies of volumes 1-4 of the factory shop manuals, they should be here next week. I thought about the CD and it would have saved me about $20 bucks but I can't do the digital book thing. I have to have a printed book with pages I can hold and see.

ETA - Also bought a Haynes, might pick up a newer Chilton's just to have as much info as humanly possible.

 

My choice is all three......factory first, then Chiltons, then Haynes.....I picked all of them up as I like as much information as I can find, and sometimes the illustrations or pictures in one source may be from a different or better perspective than another. Even the factory manuals, detailed as they are, don't always have the best illustrations....so I just back up my library with as much information as I can get.

 

try looking on ebay i have found factory ford manuals on there and have bought 77,78,and 79 complete manuals for 125.00 and under. My opion on haynes there crap the new chiltons are crap the old chiltons good motors even better factory the best

 

there is a complete set on ebay for 89.00 right now