Cool piece of 65 dodge literature...

[Catfish]

I picked up a couple days ago. Contains lots of neat info. MSRP on the car, all the different option prices and what options there are. Trim and body colors, specs, etc.

 

[commando1]

I bet the Hamtramck Registry would like a copy of that.

 

[Catfish]

Maybe, I seen they only had the 65 Plymouth version of the pocket guide. i wonder why they seem to be missing so much readily available stuff. Of course the "muscle" years are loaded up pretty good.

 

[bluefury361]

i wonder why they seem to be missing so much readily available stuff. Of course the "muscle" years are loaded up pretty good.

The Hamtramck Registry is pretty much a volunteer orginazation that relies on contributions of item such as your 65 Dodge piece. I'm sure they would love to have a scan of it.

Several years ago I contributed to their 1969 Chrysler/Pymouth factory bulletins from my complete collection of service & advance product bulletins. It went a long ways towards completeing their arcives.

 

[69CoronetRT]

The Hamtramck Registry is pretty much a volunteer orginazation that relies on contributions of item such as your 65 Dodge piece. I'm sure they would love to have a scan of it.

Several years ago I contributed to their 1969 Chrysler/Pymouth factory bulletins from my complete collection of service & advance product bulletins. It went a long ways towards completeing their arcives.

Yes, that would be a great addition to HH.

High resolution scans would be appreciated or I can help too.

Yes, HH is all volunteer and the cost to maintain the site as well as place items on the site come from people's pockets (see my FS ad for books I've scanned and need to flip). At some point it get's pretty pricey to try and buy everything available. That's why offering things like this pocket guide by people that have them are needed and appreciated.