C60L Unpacking & Assembly Instructions Boxed MUP
 

Hello

I have got my hands on an "Assembly Instructions" for the C15 cab # 13 but the cover is missing.
Someone who could scan the cover and mail me?
My mail adress is cmpnorge(at)online.no

Cheers
Rolf

Which edition
 

Hi Rolf

What is the date of your "Assembly Instructions" when you say Assembly Insutructions are you talking about the Manual does the index look like the page below?

Nope
 

Phil

It is like the photo below.
This is a publication used when knocked down vehicles arrived Africa or England I think.
It is only for the C15 4x2
It has 91 photos in and decribes the sequense to put it all together.

Rolf

Looks as if ImageShack has done something so I can not get the photo bigger in here..

http://img228.imageshack.us/img228/7...tionsp3fe4.jpg

Oh - this sounds like an interesting one
 

Hi Roth

This is the first I've heard of this one sounds like a real find.

Cheers Phil

Phil

It is a nice booklet, ut I am sure there are more of them arround. I have know of this for years, but have not had one my self before.
Rolf

http://img205.imageshack.us/img205/9930/figur13zg5.jpg

Not seen one before
 

In 30 years of searching for CMP information this is the first time I remember the topic of assembly manual coming up. Sounds like a very interesting bit of information.

Cheers Phil

Phil

It is very interesting and tells even what wrench to be used were.. It is lots of photos and detaild information in what order to put together a crated CMP.
It is devided int 3 sections. One for the chassis, one for the cab and one for the body.

Rolf

Another one
 

Phil

I was at my garage today. Just because I was sure I had a similare booklet. This is a rather poor copy. This one is for the 3 ton 4x4 158" wheelbased Chevrolet cab # 13.
The book is from April 1. 1943.

Many of the photos is the same as in the other booklet but of course some spesificaly for the 3 ton.
In this copy I have the frontpage too. Title is:
Unpacking & Assembly Instructions
Boxed MUP
3 TON -- 4x4 -- 158" W.B.
General Service Body
General Motors of Canada

I do not have the time to scan any at the moment. I am off for the rest of the day. Will be back home tomorrow afternoon and will see if I can scan something then and put out.

Chers

Rolf

Scan of assembly instructions
 

I'm sure a scan of the assembly instructions will be popular with the members of MLU, if you have the chance to do it.

I wonder if the people at "The Old Car Manual Project" http://www.oldcarmanual.com/ would be interested in having a copy to put on their web site?

I'd be glad to post them on my web site
 

I've got space on my web site to post special stuff like this that is not otherwise currently available

Trying to put in a scan of the frontpage of the 3-Ton assembly booklet.
Remeber it is from a poor copy.
I'll se if I can scan the books sometime during the winter and make pdf files of them for everyone to use.
Rolf

Unpacking & Assembly Instructions Boxed MUP
 

Hi, can any one help, i bought the manual . Unpack and Assembly instructions for a boxed Mup 3 Ton 4X4 158 WB GS GM code B26 series 8443 part No 5819400 off Ebay and when it arrived it had page 1 & 2 missing. I think these pages shows the box it was packed in :bang:. Has any one got a copy that they can scan the missing page in for me, my book starts at page 3 [not the sun paper UK ]:blink:. good manual with lots of close up photos.

C60L Unpacking and Assembly Instructions
 

Rolf scanned his photocopy of this manual and sent it to me to share with the MLU community.

Loads of interesting info, not only for those who have just bought a crated C60L!

Unpacking & Assembly Instructions - Boxed MUP - 3-ton 4x4 158" W.B. General Service Body - General Motors of Canada

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Hello Keith, I have merged your thread into this one to provide you with an answer to your query.

Some pics of an original manual (not mine):

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Very interesting Hanno.....never seen that manual....that last page with the full size crate is terrific.