looking for a person experienced with 57 olds rear ends and set up

i am hoping  we can channel our knowledge in a pool of thoughts
 if anybody has experience setting up a 57 olds chunk style rear
 please contact me

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Permalink Reply by Jack Scales on September 23, 2010 at 5:34am
I don't have any specific information but I do have a suggestion. Look on e-bay for a "Motors Auto Repair Manual". Back in the day these books were the authoritative source for all things automotive. They were so good I rebuilt a 1954 Plymouth flat head six with the instructions from Motors at eleven years old.
Permalink Reply by alfonso fernandez on September 23, 2010 at 7:18am
thank you for input will look for olds Motors auto repair manual ,sometimes is that easy
Permalink Reply by Jack Scales on September 23, 2010 at 9:59am
You probably won't find an Olds specific Motors Auto Repair Manual for that year. Back then they had a range that would run say from 1955 through 1960 and it includes all makes and models Ford,GM, Mopar etc. I did see a 1958 manual on e-bay and since it was for a one year range it would have more detail and information.

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