'67 TIM&JG 7th Edition

[Leif A.]

When did it change and how much did it change? I have a copy of the 7th edition and a fellow owner has his copy of the 7th edition and they have different content. Example below identifying the different alternator pulleys for various models. First picture is out of another copy of the 7th edition. Second picture is from my copy of the 7th edition.

[Michael J.]

Re: '67 TIM&JG 7th Edition

I was told by the team lead that the changes between the 1st and 2nd printings were very minor.

[Leif A.]

Re: '67 TIM&JG 7th Edition

I was told by the team lead that the changes between the 1st and 2nd printings were very minor.

There are major changes on this one chart Michael. For example, my copy has no reference to an L79 with C60 & N40 pulley/fan combo for the alternator. The newer copy of the same edition gives much more detailed info. If the "minor" changes are this "major", I'd like to find out so I can, once again, update my TIM&JG
Thank you for your comment.

[Michael J.]

Re: '67 TIM&JG 7th Edition

Well, if you are really concerned, maybe you should buy the 2nd printing of it.

[Brian M.]

Re: '67 TIM&JG 7th Edition

That's one way to keep the $$$$ flowing.

[Leif A.]

Re: '67 TIM&JG 7th Edition

Every time my '67 has been judged, there has been a question regarding my alternator pulley/fan. There was never a reference in the older TIM&JG describing the rather rare, not used until very late in '67 production, 3909817 pulley/fan when optioned with C60 & N40 (HP). Now, in the update to the seventh edition, it's shown very clearly as factory installed. I, like you Michael, want the most accurate information when it comes to my car.

[Brian M.]

Re: '67 TIM&JG 7th Edition

They know who purchased the first printing, everyone should have received updated pages. JMHO

[Leif A.]

Re: '67 TIM&JG 7th Edition

They know who purchased the first printing, everyone should have received updated pages. JMHO

I tend to agree, Brian...bet it won't happen.