Ron,
A good one with lots of exploded diagrams would be a Moss parts book
(free / notta / cheap as belly-lint)
www.mossmotors.com and order a free book. There are many other
favorites but I have gotten along well with
a facory repair, haynes repair, moss parts book, car shows, and the web.
Ask lots of questions and go see some cars. Most Healeyholics love to
go look at other cars and get an excuse
to drive (read - get away from wife of many years to avoid handman chores).
Hook up with some clubbers and go to an event, bring a camera preferably
digital. There are many ways to put these
things together and believe me I have found many things I had to pull
off and put back right after looking at how it should be done on
a correct car.
By the way where are you?
Tracy
Ron Huseman wrote:
>Healey Fans:
>
>I'm just getting into the restoration of a BJ7 which is currently in a pile
>on my garage floor. Since I haven't seen the car assembled, and don't know
>if I have all the hardware required, I'm looking for the manual that
>explodes each part in the entire car. I think is called a Master Parts
>Catalog. I can't find one in the usual sources, and when I see something
>that looks like it might be what I'm looking for, there's usually no
>accurate description, or it is otherwise difficult to be sure it's what I
>need. New is OK, used is also OK if readable.
>
>Thanks again for your assistance and support.
>
>Ron Huseman
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