a hambers websites list; or every site you need to know about

a couple that might already be here, but i just found them in an old post:

Free DOS Software for People Who Like to Build Things

calculations up the gazzo !

 

Very informative sites.

 

Generic parts site (Checker Auto) Got a fuel pump for my 54 Chevy for $15.00.

www.partsamerica.com

 

Wow. Amazing list of sites. This is gonna come in handy for a FNG like me. Thanks everybody.

 

National El Camino site...EVERYTHING you ever wanted to know about elkies..:
http://www.elcaminocentral.com

 

Like he says, they've got lots of stuff. The BEST part about their site is that you get full access to their parts database. The "show all vehicles this part fits" button is VERY useful for the ever elusive PARTS INTERCHANGE.

For instance: the front wheel cylinders for my 53 chev 150 are apparently the same as those on a 76 Jeep Wagoneer -- among others. One click deeper and you can find specifics about the other vehicles the part fits! When the kid at the counter askes you the displacement of your Wagoneer you can tell him!

 

trailer wiring diagram #1

trailer wiring diagram #2

trailer wiring diagram #3

trailer wiring diagram #4

trailer wiring diagram #5

 

Excellent !! Thanks for the links, this will come in handy.

 

great thread!!

 

Don't forget folks running Poly engines!

http://www.geocities.com/polyman64

The Polyspherical Engine Society will hook 'em up with some good info... and the best compiled list of Poly parts vendors (performance parts, too) on the 'Net!

~Jason

 

great thread

 

this is a great list,
I just want to find it again.

 

Just because.

 

Old motoring books, manuals, parts books and sales brochures.

www.wheelsonpaper.co.nz

Don't be put off by the fact I'm in New Zealand as we do good postage deals for HAMBERS

 

Saw this before it was Great then, this is Quality info. With the additions it only gets Better.

If you don't need it right away, you'll need it sooner or later. It would be a plus if you could just grab it, when you want it. On the reference shelf at the HAMB, tuck it away then go right to it & use it or add to it. This thread is one of the BEST.

 

My Brain hurts ( in a Ralph Wiguum voice)
Thanks for all the info!

 

Adding my thanks for repost and additions.

 

cool list, nice tool....

 

Had to bump it back up. I found this while doing a search for disc brake conversions. Lots of info on this one little page- Props to all that made this one possible!

 

Mine's back up again since last weekend..

www.fdphoto.blogspot.com

Thanks for looking.

-M.

 

This is just an awesome thread

 

Dug out..... and sent BTTT

 

wow = what a thread...
couldn't this be "stuck" somewhere?
Questions and suggestions?
Tech archives?
I haven't begun to troll these sites yet - but I KNOW I'm going to need this list somewhere down the road.

 

This is a great list of sites and will be very helpful, THANX to everyone who contributed!

 

Great thread!!!!!

Thanks for taking the time to post all these links!




this one must be outdated now:



"194/215/230/250/292 straight-six specs, VINs, casting codes, production numbers, etc.: http://danielstrohl.com/sixinfo.html "


It goes to an auto insurance page now.
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Here is Team 3 wheels, I use this page a lot for actual tire size on wheel size combinations. Such as height, tread width, OA width etc. Also shows how to find the proper backspacing.

http://www.etwheels.com/et/help.html

 

right on to the top

 

Some Body Should Name This The Hamb Rolodex.

 

a couple of mopar sites:

forward look

allpar

(thanx to tazzeller in another thread)

 

No......"The HAMB Techodex"