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If you've just acquired a car and you plan to restore it, there's lots of information you will need. Depending on the car, a shop manual may not be your first priority. If the vehicle is partially or completely disassembled, you'd do well to locate a parts book to identify all those loose bits in the milk crates, back seat, trunk etc. If you're not sure how to get the power seat to recline, the owner's manual is your best bet. If you need to replace a rusted fender, you may need a body manual. Before you start looking for literature, it's best to know the year, make and model of the vehicle, the engine size, and if the engine is the original unit. Take a moment to consider: what do I need to know about this vehicle? When you focus on the information you need, rather than "anything on...", this will make your search much more productive.
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