Trying to find a parts catalogue, so that I can order parts or at least make it easier to look for them. Does anyone have a tip on where to find such catalogue?
The only thing I found so far is this one: http://www.faxonautoliterature.com/1963-1967-Pontiac-Body-Parts-Catalog-Reprint-P24883.aspx
It's USD 69 and doesn't cover the Parisienne, because it's American. Will it do? I wouldn't like to spend all that money + delivery to Venezuela and then end buying the wrong parts!
http://www.faxonautoliterature.com/1966-Pontiac-CD-ROM-Body-AC-Repair-Shop-Manual-for-all-models-P19278.aspx USD 30 this one covers a lot!
What do you guys say about those manuals? Will they help me? Do you have a Canadian equivalent so that I can nail down the Parisienne model? Any tips on where I can find this?
Thank you,
Fabio.
Greaser said
May 18, 2016
Fabio,
A lot of guys on this site have Canadian Pontiac parts books and I'm sure if there is any particular part you need
these guys could reference it for you. Just ask.
Occasionally they come up for sale on the site.
-G
fptmelo said
May 18, 2016
Thank you! I will come up with a first parts list shortly.
Gmc guy said
Sep 10, 2016
Yeah hey, im looking for rear quarters for 68 parisienne too. Anyone have ideas??
Trying to find a parts catalogue, so that I can order parts or at least make it easier to look for them. Does anyone have a tip on where to find such catalogue.
I may have one, I can try to check in the next day or so. We are packing stuff up to move so it's a bit of a disaster where my books are!
fptmelo said
Sep 15, 2016
I bought the catalogues from Faxon Auto Literature, thank you Carl! They took from may to August to be delivered to me in Caracas. Now I'm waiting for the mechanics to come up with a parts list. Is it true that parts such as weather strips fit from the Impala?
Ellbob said
Mar 19, 2018
I bought a Canadian parts manual from a guy a swap meet he was selling photocopied versions. It has a lot of info in it. I will make copies for anyone who wants one
Brian001 said
Jun 30, 2018
Hi Bob, I'm interested in a copy of the parts book if it covers the '66 models.
Let me know the price and shipping to Tucson, AZ, as I'm here for a month or so.
Trying to find a parts catalogue, so that I can order parts or at least make it easier to look for them. Does anyone have a tip on where to find such catalogue?
The only thing I found so far is this one: http://www.faxonautoliterature.com/1963-1967-Pontiac-Body-Parts-Catalog-Reprint-P24883.aspx
It's USD 69 and doesn't cover the Parisienne, because it's American. Will it do? I wouldn't like to spend all that money + delivery to Venezuela and then end buying the wrong parts!
Other interesting books in that site are:
http://www.faxonautoliterature.com/1966-Pontiac-Body-Molding-and-Clips-Parts-Catalog-Reprint-P25505.aspx USD 19
http://www.faxonautoliterature.com/1966-Pontiac-CD-ROM-Body-AC-Repair-Shop-Manual-for-all-models-P19278.aspx USD 30 this one covers a lot!
What do you guys say about those manuals? Will they help me? Do you have a Canadian equivalent so that I can nail down the Parisienne model? Any tips on where I can find this?
Thank you,
Fabio.
Fabio,
A lot of guys on this site have Canadian Pontiac parts books and I'm sure if there is any particular part you need
these guys could reference it for you. Just ask.
Occasionally they come up for sale on the site.
-G
Thank you! I will come up with a first parts list shortly.
Double check that it is a Canadian edition
www.kijiji.ca/v-engines-and-engine-parts/london/chev-part-manuals/1062176549
Price seems more than fair.
http://www.ebay.ca/itm/1965-thru-1973-Pontiac-Parts-Manual-Illustrated-Catalog-CDN-/381699996827?hash=item58df17bc9b
Ken McGee Auto Literature
65-73 Pontiac 750/760 Catalog is the Canadian One
I may have one, I can try to check in the next day or so. We are packing stuff up to move so it's a bit of a disaster where my books are!
Hi Bob, I'm interested in a copy of the parts book if it covers the '66 models.
Let me know the price and shipping to Tucson, AZ, as I'm here for a month or so.
Thanks
Brian