Topic: 67 FORD Vacuum Diagrams Manual (all 67 model Ford carlines)

[67gtasanjose]

I just purchased an original 1967 Service Training manual for vacuum diagrams with a 1966 copyright on the cover.

I might be looking this manual over and after answering any of my questions, might be willing to sell it off at cost.

PM me if you have any interests.

Richard

[J_Speegle]

Is this the over sized "book/binder"

Very helpful for related tasks

[67gtasanjose]

Is this the over sized "book/binder"

Very helpful for related tasks

Yes, I believe so. Measures 17 1/8 x 11 1/4, It has a ring binder on the top of the individual pages with a "course number 1760 " in the top right of the cover. Form FD-7943-67

Richard

[J_Speegle]

Yes, I believe so. Measures 17 1/8 x 11 1/4, It has a ring binder on the top of the individual pages with a "course number 1760 " in the top right of the cover. Form FD-7943-67

Have the 69 version - very helpful and covers many Ford and Mercury models

[midlife]

I have 67 through 74, and the 1978 versions, complete with both electrical and vacuum diagrams.  I need all of them for my work, though.  Every once in a while, I browse e-bay for the later years; the prices seem quite variable.  Nevertheless, these large books are some of the best original source information for wiring and vacuums from Ford.

I believe these series started in 1967, and I have never seen anything earlier.

[67gta289]

Is this the one being discussed?  If so, I concur that it is an excellent reference!

[ruppstang]

I have 67 through 74, and the 1978 versions, complete with both electrical and vacuum diagrams.  I need all of them for my work, though.  Every once in a while, I browse e-bay for the later years; the prices seem quite variable.  Nevertheless, these large books are some of the best original source information for wiring and vacuums from Ford.

I believe these series started in 1967, and I have never seen anything earlier.

I have a 66 version.

[67gtasanjose]

Is this the one being discussed?  If so, I concur that it is an excellent reference!

Precisely! That's the one!

[midlife]

I have a 66 version.

No kidding?  Can you post a picture?

[ruppstang]

Bad memory it is a electrical only.

[midlife]

Thanks that matches what I found when I went on e-bay and found both a 65 and a 66 version, but the prices were a bit too high for me.  I'll try again in the future for a more reasonable cost.

[67gtasanjose]

http://www.ebay.com/itm/371224980550?_trksid=p2055119.m1438.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT

Since this has been moved to Parts for sale and to follow the rules...I am willing to sell it at cost.

$69.99 is what I paid with free shipping, With the $69.99, I will also cover any shipping charges up to $10 ...so that should cover domestic shipping. If charges excede $10, I would be asking the buyer to cover those.

it just arrived yesterday and in very nice condition for the age. Pictures at the ebay site focus on some of the Mustang coverage.

Thunderbird section is VERY complex and covers early and later production changes.

I would date this asssembled material as November/December 1966

Richard

[ruppstang]

I am surprised that you do not want to keep it, I refer to mine often.