Sales Literature

The various Jeep factories created, designed and published various kinds of Jeep sales brochures and literature to hand out to the general public. These are usually in color, contain large pictures of the various exteriors and interiors available and have a general discussion of options. Sales Literature is useful for restoration details and fun to own, collect or show along with your car. The different kinds of sales literature available include brochures, folders, press releases,sales bulletins, post cards and annual reports.
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Parts Books

Willys Overland, Kaiser Willys, AMC and the Mopar Parts Division of the Chrysler Corporation compiled and published large, comprehensive Parts Books that cover only Jeeps. Parts Books have both a text and an illustration section, and cover every single part in your Jeep. They feature blow up illustrations of the part, along with the part name, number and description. Parts illustrations show subassemblies and give a great deal of information for reassembling your Jeep, along with identifying the proper parts for it. Equipped with this book, you will no longer have to put up with parts vendors selling you the wrong part.
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Dealer Albums

Generally, only once a year the various Jeep factories would sell to each of its dealers one Data Book and Color/ Upholstery Album for the Jeeps for that specific model year. These Jeep books, collectively called "Dealer Albums" were never given to the general public.  Moreover, many were thrown out by thoughtless dealers to make space for the next model year. They are therefore rare, hard to find, and true collector's items. The Data Books are usually profusely illustrated with interior, exterior, options and accessory choices. The Color and Upholstery Albums have swatches of the actual upholstery and paint colors available at that time. They also include the code numbers.

Owners Manuals

These are the glove box booklets that give consumers basic information about the operation and maintenance of their Jeeps. They give the Jeep owner a general idea  of how to operate the various Jeep features and accessories.
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Shop Manuals

Willys Overland, Kaiser Willys, AMC and the Jeep Division of Chrysler designed and printed Shop Manuals (also called Service Manuals or Repair Manuals) with the detail and specifics necessary to effectively maintain and repair their Jeeps. These Manuals contain the most complete information available for Jeeps. There are engine, transmission, drive line, brakes & suspension, electrical, wiring diagrams, exhaust sections and much more. Shop/Service Manuals are essentially "how to fix it" books, with detailed pictures, diagrams, symptoms, tests, etc. If you own a Jeep and want to work on it yourself, this is the only Shop/Service Manual you will need.
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Paint Chips

These are actual paint samples showing customers the colors available for their jeeps in that model year. They are usually the size of a large postage stamp and give the color codes along with the color. These are very useful in restoring jeeps, because they help you to find the exact color and code number for your specific model.