Hey, Mopar fans—if you're restoring a 1965 Dodge Coronet, this body assembly manual is gonna be your new best friend.
It's a reproduction of the original factory manual, published by Faxon Auto Literature.
That means you get all the exploded views, part numbers, and assembly details just like the dealership mechanics had back in the day.
It's printed on paper—old school—and made in the United States.
The year of publication is 1965, matching the car.
It covers body assembly specifically, so if you're dealing with panels, doors, trim, or interior fitment, this is the guide you need.
It's brand new, still in its original packaging.
No ISBN, but that's normal for these types of shop manuals.
Whether you're doing a full rotisserie restoration or just patching things up, having the factory specs makes a huge difference.
Get it, read it, and keep your Coronet on the road where it belongs.
