Diagrams and illistrations

[chargercraig]

Does anyone know where I can get assembly diagrams for my 68 charger?
Hey, I'm new here and this is a great site!

[Ghoste]

This has come up a few times now.  I don't think there are any in the sense that a lot of people are thinking of.  Personally, I think the assembly manual is more of a GM thing.  You can get reprints of the factory shop manuals though and that is an indispensable aid which contains most of the information you'd be looking for in a disassembly/reassembly situation.

[resq302]

Mopar had these diagrams as well like the GM assembly manuals.  Mopar called them engineering manuals.  I think if they are out there, there is only a handfull of them left and no one wants to part with them or make repro copies. 

Now that is something that I can guarantee would sell like hot cakes.

[41husk]

I would take one!

[Lord Warlock]

There is a restoration guide for b body mopar cars that has pretty good illustrations in it for disassembly.   I used it to take the grill out on the car.  Getting it back in will be more fun though.  I'll have to look around to find the title and author.  Has a charger on the cover though. 

[Chargeraddict]

Is it really that hard to put the interior back together?

[chargercraig]

I'm just pretty dumb, huh

[Ghoste]

The book I think you're talking about is; Project Charger by Larry Lyles.  Published by Bowtie Press, it is ISBN number 1-931993-22-x and as far as I know it is still available.

[Chargeraddict]

 I wasnt meaning to insult you, I bought my car in pieces, so im not sure what im up for yet, but there doesnt seem to be a lot to the interior...I think I have everything besides carpet and headliner.