Chevrolet Corvette C1, C2 et C3 : revues techniques

Corvette V8 (1955-1962) | Clymer Owner's Workshop Manual

Manuel d'atelier de Floyd Clymer (réimpression) pour les voitures de sport Chevrolet Corvette.

Moteur à essence : V8 - 4.6 litres (283 cu in).

Années : 1955-1962.

Ce livre technique Clymer pour les voitures Chevrolet Corvette de la première génération couvre l'entretien, la réparation et la révision de tous les composants mécaniques et électriques.
Il décrit en détail les travaux sur le moteur à essence (dépose et pose, vilebrequin, bielles, pistons, distribution, soupapes, pompe à huile, refroidissement, système de carburant).

Chevrolet Corvette (C1, 1957-1962 / C2, 1963-1965) : 283 V8 & 327 V8 | Autobooks Owners Workshop Manual

Manuel d'entretien et de réparation Autobooks pour les voitures de sport :
- Chevrolet Corvette C1 (1957-1962)
- Chevrolet Corvette C2 (1963-1965)

Moteurs à essence : V8 - 4.6 L (283 cu in) et 5.4 L (327 cu in).

Ce manuel Autobooks pour les voitures Chevrolet Corvette C1 et C2 offre des instructions détaillées pour les travaux sur le moteur V8, le système de carburant, l'allumage et le système de refroidissement.
Couvre aussi l'embrayage, la boîte de vitesses, le pont AR, la suspension AV et AR, la direction, les freins, le système électrique et la carrosserie.

• Comprend des tableaux avec les données techniques, les données de réglage et les couples de serrage.
• Complet avec des schémas électriques.

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Corvette by the Numbers 1955-1982: How to identify and verify Corvette drivetrain parts for Small and Big Blocks

The authoritative reference for identifying and verifying, by casting number, the correct engine and drivetrain parts for your exact model Corvette. It documents part casting numbers and applications using original source material from General Motors Archives. No other book has this authoritative factory information, including photographs, engineering blueprints, technical service bulletins, and build sheets.

Part numbers can tell you what parts fit, but they can't tell you what part your car was originally manufactured Only casting numbers can tell you what a part's exact model and year application is, when the part was manufactured, and which plant made it. This book shows you where to look for casting numbers on parts and how to decipher their codes so you can be sure you have the correct part for your car.

Engines covered: 265, 283, 327, 350, 396, 427 and 454 cid.

Restoring your Corvette to original factory specifications? You'll find the casting numbers that correspond to your car's Vehicle Identification Number to help you avoid buying the wrong parts.
Buying a Corvette? You'll find how to tell if it really is a "matching numbers" car.
Interested in Corvette history? There are fascinating stories that explain mid-year running changes and production idiosyncrasies.

Corvette 1966-1982 Shop Manual - Covers all small-block and big-block Chevrolet Corvettes

Manuel d'atelier Motorbooks pour l'entretien et la réparation des voitures Chevrolet Corvette.
Moteurs à essence : 327, 350, 427 et 454 cu in.
Années : 1966-1982.

Chevrolet Corvette (1963-1982) | Chilton Repair Manual

Manuel d'atelier de Chilton pour les voitures de sport Chevrolet Corvette.

Années : 1963-1982.

Ce manuel d'atelier Chilton pour les voitures Chevrolet Corvette décrit l'entretien et la réparation des moteurs à essence (distribution, arbre à cames, soupapes d'admission et d'échappement, culasse, vilebrequin, système de lubrification et joints), le refroidissement, la climatisation.
Il couvre aussi le système de carburant, l'échappement et le système électrique.

How to Restore Your Corvette (1963-1967) - Return Your Corvette to Original Condition

While some Corvette concourse restorations will be entrusted to professional restoration shops, many knowledgeable and skilled owners take pride in performing restoration work on their own. The Corvette C2, or second generation Corvette, is among the most popular of all Corvettes ever built.

This book offers an ample amount of step-by-step information and focus on real-world restoration techniques.
In addition, it contains essential authenticity information and key considerations involved in the restoration process.
This guide will cover all aspects of the restoration process, including engines and drivelines, bodywork, paint, interior and trim, suspension, brakes, chassis, and steering.

Author Chris Petris owns and runs Petris Enterprises, a respected Corvette restoration and parts supply business and has been a Bloomington Gold School Technical Instructor for 9 years.

Corvette 427 - Practical Restoration of a '67 Roadster

Ideal book for anyone interested in learning what really goes into classic auto restoration. The 1967 427 Corvette roadster is a classic sportscar and highly sought after by collectors and enthusiasts. Don Sherman is a well-known and well-respected automotive writer. "Corvette 427: Practical Restoration of a '67 Roadster" brings together these two veterans in a unique book.

Sherman himself performed most of the work on the car, with an eye to restoring his Corvette as a practical road car as well as a show car.
Sherman shares aspects of his frame-up restoration including what worked, what didn't, and what almost did - like the several different brands of Corvette idler arms that he tried until he got the one that really made the difference in the car's steering.

With detailed photographs and a storyteller's talent for anecdote, Sherman chronicles each month, chapter by chapter, of the two years it took to restore a former drag-racing beater into a streetable blue-ribbon beauty. Focusing on a practical restoration, Don goes through the adaptations and hard decisions necessary to make a classic car a joy to drive, while staying true to the original designs of the factory.

Insights and techniques are applicable to all 1963-1967 Corvettes.