greeings fellow hammers!, I am looking for a good book or two for a young want to be gearhead, something along the lines of a high school auto shop book that starts from scratch with internal combustion engine basics. I know some of you guys are school teachers and can point me in the right direction on what to buy!. This youngster doesn't currently have internet access so I am looking for printed books.thanks in advance guys ( and gals!) for helping me try to keep it going!
The Key to Metal Bumping is a reprint of an old book, but an excellent start for anyone interested in learning how to repair/reshape sheet metal and is only about $15. Edit- sorry, didn't read carefully enough about wanting an engine book, but this is still a great read for someone interested in going the hot rod/custom route!
The old AUDELS auto repair books were pretty good. Went into a lot of theory and had a lot of line drawings.
PM me your address....I have WAAAAY to many books.....Motors manuals cover some years - most like 6 to 8 - just for a variety of info on all the makes....also they have a picture of by year of the front - helps ID years a little also lawrence
The Jalopy Journal
