i have also found alot of those books at flea markets and i have even bought afew old car books at auctions, when the old mechanic's pass away.
also i have seen afew parts books at automotive stores, they all have car book racks.
most of all have you tried finding it on the internet?
i have my grandfathers 1970 Ford Ranger p.u. i couldn't find some things for it until i posted it on an old car site and i was so surprised when i got an e-mail from a man in Germany !!! good hunting to you.
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autozone.com has the camaro manual online, try there.
The easiest way I've found out to find stuff like this is to go to Google, type in "1992 Chevy Camaro Electrical Diagram" and at the top of the page click on IMAGES. Hopefully when it pops up it will have the schematics for the electrical system. That is what I did for my 78.
Library.
You can find a fuse box diagram for your 1983 Chevy Camaro in the back of the owners manual. You can also find the fuse box diagram in Chevrolet service manuals at your local library.
At the website Cars For Sale, there are two 1967 Chevy Camaro vehicles. One is for sale in Bettendorf, IA for $39,900 and the second is in De Witt, IA for $21,995. Oodle Marketplace has a 1967 Chevy Camaro in Hiawatha, IA for $29, 950.
USUALLY THEY ARE LOCATED ON THE RADIATOR SHROUD FAN COVER. ALSO YOU CAN FIND THEM IN MOST INEXPENSIVE SERVICE MANUALS.
Get a chiltons manual from the library for 72 chevy's.
Your local Chevy dealer parts man can print that out for you.
There are several good tire shops in the Los Angeles area. I would suggest checking out American Tire Depot (323) 661-8473 Craigslist.com is a great site to find camaro tires and wheels for sale. Aftermarket rims for a chevy camaro aren't hard to find. You can go to any tire and rim store. If you want chevy brand rims, you will have to visit the chevy dealer.
The best deal is right form your Chevy dealer.
which wiring schematics do you need?