Engineering drawings

[Mopar_Mudder]

I know at one time these were hosted on a site and Chrysler made hime take them down. Then they are suppose to be published by a certain publisher that seems to never get it done.

So does anyone know of a place to get these things for a 1971 Cuda? looking for anything I can get. I would be happy to pay to keep Chrysler in business but that is hard to do when they don't supply us with anything.

feel free to e-mail me if you have any info greener@chibardun.net

[Rare_T_A]

Barry had them up on his site but had to remove them. I got them all copied before they were removed. Send me a pm with an address and I'll get them sent out to you. I'll just copy them on a DVD for you.

[PlumCraZRT]

Barry had them up on his site but had to remove them. I got them all copied before they were removed. Send me a pm with an address and I'll get them sent out to you. I'll just copy them on a DVD for you.

Wanna send them to me too?  I have no problem Paypal'ing you a coulple bucks to pay for the effort.

['Cuda Hunter]

Uh, Oh,  you are opening up a can of worms with this one    Rare!

I would like to get a copy also. 

Gladly send a couple of bucks.  Oh, we're not supposed to use money to pass these things along.

PM sent. 

[Bullitt-]

Upload it once at http://www.dropsend.com/index.php  then send via email.

[grimmey71]

What are engineering drawings anyways?

[PlumCraZRT]

What are engineering drawings anyways?

http://images.lmgtfy.com/?q=engineering+drawing

[RB2929]

PlumCraZRT-
That, my friend, was awsome! 

But seriousley, What are engineering drawings anyways?
Or, more specifically, engineering drawings of what?

Ron

[Rare_T_A]

The ones I have are the 70-71 B&E body. They are the drawings of how the cars were put togather. Barry had them on his web site untill he was forced to remove them.

[PlumCraZRT]

PlumCraZRT-
That, my friend, was awsome! 

But seriousley, What are engineering drawings anyways?
Or, more specifically, engineering drawings of what?

Ron

I don't know exactly what drawings they are, but I don't really care.  I am interested in any/all technical drawings of the cars.  If they happen to be of engine parts/mounting locations and dimensions, that would be stellar.  I would love to be able to design my own parts to mate up with what the car 'should' be... especially since I'm a mechanical engineer by trade.  I realize this may be optimisitic, but I'll be happy either way.

 

[Cuda1971]

I orded a couple of cd:s on www.moparmanuals.com. Worked well got the cd:s in a few days.
I think they have everything you need?

[Jamiez]

As I understand it:
The manuals were designed for Service Centers to work on the cars/order parts.
The engineering documents were designed for the workers on the assembly line and detail how the actual part was put together.

For example this thread on the Black out treatment (http://www.cuda-challenger.com/cc/index.php?topic=81375.0) shows the line workers what areas to spray. That type of information isn't in the manuals.