1960-1966 Parts list?

[Glenns66]

I've been searching the web for a day or so and can't find a find a parts list of body parts. There are some info on the truck version. But would love to find a diagram of parts for my suburban. Anything would help I'm looking for the barn door mechanics items list which I think is impossible to find.

[spacedebris]

Unfortunately most burb/panel specific parts are not reproduced. There are a few that are, like the tail lights but those are exceptions rather than the rule. From the doors forward (cab/hood area) parts are the same as the P/U's which can be found fairly easily via parts houses, but for burb/panel specific parts you'll have to source from junk/wrecking yards, CL, Ebay, and other sources.

I got lucky and found my barn door hinges, latches, and handles via CL a couple years ago from a guy posting parts in San Diego.

So if you have parts already, dont throw them out as they may have to be refurbished rather than replaced.

[Glenns66]

Thanks for your reply. Thats what if figured. I just wish there was some place where I could see what was missing so I could hunt for the right peace

[padresag]

post a picture
ron

[padresag]

the 1960-66 chev/gmc truck assembly manual has a break down of the doors. if you are going to keep the truck the assembly manual is a good one to have
ron

[aerotruk63]

[spacedebris]

aerotruk63, you are a documentation god. Is there anything you dont have a document for?

[Glenns66]

Thank you!!!! Dude you made my day

[aerotruk63]

Originally Posted by spacedebris

aerotruk63, you are a documentation god. Is there anything you dont have a document for?

Actually yes, there were so many changes over the years yet GM continued to use past pictures that REPRESENTED the basics of the info required. It would be nice to find five other enthusiasts that each could cover each production year. Oh sorry, we would need six others to cover GMC.

[padresag]

this is from the assembly manual . manuals are much easier available and cheaper than trying to find and buy a parts book. If Aerotruck had the money and time he could build a web page and have all those pages full size would be wonderful

ron

[Glenns66]

I agree. You guys have been a huge help. I also think this info will help future searchers.

[aerotruk63]

Originally Posted by padresag

If Aerotruck had the money and time he could build a web page and have all those pages full size would be wonderful
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ron

You know Ron it would be more finding the person who had the knowledge on how to do it.

[padresag]

Originally Posted by aerotruk63

You know Ron it would be more finding the person who had the knowledge on how to do it.

if others can do it; so can you. Give you something to do on your mandated stops around the country in your travels
ron

[Glenns66]

Does anyone know the standard size of a 66 suburban?
I need to replace mine. Is there a better alternative?

[padresag]

this has all been done by someone before. you may find it in the search mechanism.
ron

[Glenns66]

Ok I will search for that. Thanks