Missing 1966 AIM M20-M21-M22 Pages

[Mike B.]

Good Morning Guys,

My old Mid America version of the 1966 AIM is missing the following pages and I sure would appreciate if anyone could share copies of theirs? Scoured the archives here but couldn't find anything posted.

UPC M20-M21-M22
Sheet A1 and A2

They show up listed in Don Olson's database so I assume they do exist?

Thanks, Mike

[David K.]

Re: Missing 1966 AIM M20-M21-M22 Pages

Mike,
FYI
The NCRS copy of the 1966 AIM has the missing pages you are looking for.
Dave King
NCRS Store

[Jim S.]

Re: Missing 1966 AIM M20-M21-M22 Pages

Mike ,

I was ready and willing to copy and PDF you those pages, however my AIM does not have them either. Starts with A3.

Good luck,

Jim

[Leif A.]

Re: Missing 1966 AIM M20-M21-M22 Pages

Mike,
From the '67 AIM...pages A1, A2 and A2.5. Hope these help.

[Mike B.]

Re: Missing 1966 AIM M20-M21-M22 Pages

Sorry Guys for the late response. Been at the Doc's.

David, Thanks for the heads up. I might just check into the current NCRS version.

Jim, Looks like you've got the old Mid America version like I've got? I sure wish that I'd "started out the gate" years ago with an early 1966 Graphic Co. AIM. It appears the early version is what I've needed all along. I bought a later Graphic Co. '66 AIM a while back online (non NCRS) and it wasn't much better than the old Mid America version that I got in '88.

Leif, Thank you very much for those pages. Those will go into my archived AIM pages that I've gathered from ones posted by NCRS members on the TDB. I've compared your '67 sheet A 2.5 to my '65 Z01 Backup Lights pages and all of the '67 parts listed there are identical. I especially like the switch installation and adjustment instructions there. Good stuff.

Thanks Everyone,
Mike

P.S. I've been researching '64-'67 shifter mount hardware and now it's morphed into backup light research. Bubba didn't like my '66 original setup so that was all long gone by the time I got my '66. You've all been very helpful.

Now I must give a shout out to Don Olson again for the fantastic work he did compiling all of the Midyear AIM Databases. I've ran numerous parts queries during this research and the results were absolutely phenomenal. Thank you again Don from a guy who likes researching original parts. The cross reference information is wonderful! Mike

[Mike B.]

Re: Missing 1966 AIM M20-M21-M22 Pages

Got the missing pages via email. Thanks for those contacts guys!

Mike