Epic stash of information available for all 1969 Charger & other car owners

[Alaskan_TA]

Hey gang,
We have a whole lot more information now available for all the owners of 1969 models. Richard Blank scanned his entire collection of The 1969 Master Service Conference for us. He scanned ALL of it, even the filmstrips frame by frame. He was also able to convert the 33 rpm records to MP3 files.

One of our long time HH volunteers (Doug Hammer) was able to take the film strip images & merge it with the audio & then upload them to YouTube for us.

So, You can now access the 1969 Master Service Conference booklets, meeting guides, filmstrip images as individual photos as well as the filmstrips themselves. Even if you do not have a '69 model, you can still earn a lot from these, I sure did.

This project took quite a lot of time, scanning, cropping, uploading, editing & so on, so we all hope that everyone uses this & enjoys it as well. :-)

You can view the index to start using / viewing these here;

http://www.hamtramck-historical.com/MTSC/1969/ServiceConferenceMenu.shtml


Please be aware, that Richard's set was not quite complete. If anyone out there can help with the missing items, please contact me?

Special thanks to Richard Blank, Doug Hammer & Mike Jansekok for their time & effort on these!

Barry Washington

[Ghoste]

Wow, that is great!  Thanks to you too Barry.

[Dans 68]

Wow, that is great!  Thanks to you too Barry.

Ditto! 

Dan

[tan top]

wow this is awesome stuff  ..thanks for sorting this & putting on your web site  

[UFO]

Fantastic, Thanks guys.

[dodgecharger-fan]

Excellent! The videos are hilarious!! Great info, but the voices are a hoot!

[resq302]

Wow Barry.  You just keep gathering more and more info.  At this point, I think someone should dub you the "Guru" instead of someone else we all know.

[Ghoste]

And he shares the information, that is also more in keeping with a guru as I understand the term.

[rarefish]

When it comes to sharing information with other Mopar enthusiasts. Barry has no equal. Way to go.....

[69_500]

Thanks for sharing Barry. I have some of those laying around here between the 3 desk in the computer room. But I didn't have a complete set of them. I see that your missing a few, I'll look and compare the ones I have to the ones you have posted. If there is anything different that I have your more than welcome to it.

[Just 6T9 CHGR]

Great stuff Barry!  Would you mind if I posted a link to the guide on the registry site?

[Alaskan_TA]

Hey guys,
Thanks for the kind comments. As far as being a guru of any kind, nope, not me. There is so much about these cars to learn yet that I am quite certain I will always be a student. Think of me as a librarian or library aide if anything. 

(whisper voice on) Shhhh! People are trying to read! (whisper voice off) 

If anyone has any not shown they want to share, that would be great. For guys trying to complete sets of other years I have a few duplicates I can trade too. I know I have some duplicates from 1963, 1968, 1970, 1971 & 1972.

One of the Moparts members is scanning two of missing 1969 manuals for us already. 

Chris,
You bet, link to it as you wish.

Barry

[WingCharger]

Hey, Alaskan_TA, just want to send you a thanks for how much your site has helped me research and learn about these cars!
I have a question, what about Pymouth's "Mid-Sized Five" for '68-'70?

[Alaskan_TA]

I do not recall hearing that terminology before? 

[UFO]

I have a question, what about Pymouth's "Mid-Sized Five" for '68-'70?

I believe it's nothing more than a advertising slogan.

[maxwellwedge]

And he shares the information, that is also more in keeping with a guru as I understand the term.

I agree - That is what we all try and do at this site as well - Thanks Barry

[Chatt69chgr]

A couple of weeks ago, I ran across this:

http://imperialclub.com/Repair/Lit/Master/index.htm

It appears to be the same stuff.  Is it?

[69CoronetRT]

I have a question, what about Pymouth's "Mid-Sized Five" for '68-'70?

I believe it's nothing more than a advertising slogan.

It was used in '68. I can't speak to it in 69 as I don't have that book. I don't see that phrase used in '70.

The 68 and 70 Plymouth books are posted on HH. We're still looking for a good 69 Plymouth data book.

http://www.hamtramck-historical.com/library.shtml

[Alaskan_TA]

A couple of weeks ago, I ran across this:

http://imperialclub.com/Repair/Lit/Master/index.htm

It appears to be the same stuff.  Is it?

Yes, it looks like we have some of the 1969 stuff they are missing.

They have a  w h o l e  lot we do not though. 

[Ghoste]

So a little trading is in the works?

[69*F5*SE]

Some good stuff there.  Thanks