Vintage auto literature sources

[Ghoste]

Can anybody point me to any sources for vintage auto literature aside fron Faxon and Irv Bishko?

[UFO]

And give up my sources for finding the cool stuff.

[1969chargerrtse]

I have lots of original brochures, anything you looking for? I'd give my stuff away if the person who wanted it paid shipping. Meaning like I have a  69 mustang brochure etc...

[UFO]

I have lots of original brochers, anything you looking for?  I'd give my stuff away if the person who wanted it paid shipping.  Meaning like I have a  69 mustang broucher, etc...

Pm me a list of what you have.I will gladly pay shipping for them.

[doctor4766]

I have lots of original brochers, anything you looking for?  I'd give my stuff away if the person who wanted it paid shipping.  Meaning like I have a  69 mustang broucher, etc...

Wow I'd happily pay postage for the Mustang brouchure and a bit on top for your troubles too.

[Ghoste]

What I am looking for is a GOOD 69 Dodge data guide and a GOOD 69 Dodge trim and upholstery selector.

[Aero426]

My next door neighbor is a dealer of high quality literature at prices less than the big guys.   I do not think he has those books, BUT on brochures, he has very nice stuff available for most cars 50's and up. 

[ODZKing]

There is a guy here in Syracuse. Not the greatest to deal with but he has A LOT of stuff.
Miller Walter Antique Auto Literature
6710 Brooklawn Pkwy, Syracuse, NY 13211-2104

(315) 432-8282 () ‎
www.autolit.com

[DC_1]

There is a guy here in Syracuse. Not the greatest to deal with but he has A LOT of stuff.
Miller Walter Antique Auto Literature
6710 Brooklawn Pkwy, Syracuse, NY 13211-2104

(315) 432-8282 () ‎
www.autolit.com

How does his stuff look? He seems to have quite a selection. He even has a separate listing for the Canadian version of the Charger brochure. What are the differences to the U.S. Version? Mine being a original Canadian car I'm very interested.

[1969chargerrtse]

I have lots of original brochers, anything you looking for?  I'd give my stuff away if the person who wanted it paid shipping.  Meaning like I have a  69 mustang broucher, etc...

Wow I'd happily pay postage for the Mustang brouchure and a bit on top for your troubles too.

What I mean is if someone is looking for a certain book for 100% personal reasons not to resell I would mail it to them for about ten bucks or so. You have to tell me what you have been looking for via PM. I'm not making a list etc...

[ODZKing]

How does his stuff look? He seems to have quite a selection. He even has a separate listing for the Canadian version of the Charger brochure. What are the differences to the U.S. Version? Mine being a original Canadian car I'm very interested.

I have never been to his place honestly.  When I e-mailed him to ask a question, he simply sent me a pdf of available literature, nothing more.  
I have talked to (someone) there and they were very vague.  I guess they get a lot of tire kickers so I can sort of understand.  But if you run a business, you should expect that.  
I have little patience for zero customer service so I never went any further.  

[Aero426]

Walter Miller (autolit.com) is THE big gun in the auto literature business.  He operates a very high volume "literature mill".  He advertises everywhere.   Prices will always be on the high side.   I have ordered from Miller.   Quality was "just OK" or better.   Some poster and race program items were not dated properly.    

With Miller, you will not get the knowledge and personal service of a small seller that knows his inventory and will pack it personally for you.   

[nascarxx29]

I used them all MC Lellan is another

[Aero426]

I used them all MC Cellan is another

McLellan is generally good, but VERY expensive.    He would be an example of someone you can speak with face to face and inquire on specific pieces and condition.

Good quality auto literature is not cheap, but there are some deals that are better than others.    I am also not suggesting you can buy a perfect 69 Charger deluxe catalog for $15 anymore.  

[nascarxx29]

But they came thru if though its cost.Another guy I got from is Polito in PA

[Aero426]

Paul Politis in Pennsylvania is self described as "the reasonable guy".    I would recommend him.   

[DC_1]

Paul Politis in Pennsylvania is self described as "the reasonable guy".    I would recommend him.   

Link please

[nascarxx29]

I got a address think he sells on ebay
Auto Literature Shoppe
Box 238, HC75
Fort Littleton, PA 17223

[ODZKing]

Here is his e-bay store:
http://stores.ebay.com/Paul-Politis-Automotive-Literature

and here is another guy that I get my retro registration stickers from:
http://stores.ebay.com/l-i-paperman

[nascarxx29]

Politis deals in original and repo be sure to specify

[UFO]

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How does his stuff look? He seems to have quite a selection. He even has a separate listing for the Canadian version of the Charger brochure. What are the differences to the U.S. Version? Mine being a original Canadian car I'm very interested.

[/quote]

If you have a CDN car then by all means pick one up.
Don't have both versions in front of me to tell you the differences,but it's definitely worth having.
Not to mention the CDN version was produced in much lower quantities.

[UFO]

What I am looking for is a GOOD 69 Dodge data guide and a GOOD 69 Dodge trim and upholstery selector.

The U.S. versions show up once in a while.
The CDN one is a little hard to find.

[nascarxx29]

I had those
http://i37.photobucket.com/albums/e67/75414/chargerbooks.jpg 

You can read them on here
http://www.1969chargerregistry.com/gallery/albums.php

[DC_1]

Kewl, thanks!

[Ghoste]

You can read them for every year at the Hamtramck Registry site.

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

None of that helps me though as far as wanting to physically possess a copy of my own.