Here is a list of the 1936 service film strips donated to the Vintage Chevrolet Heritage Foundation by Ardie Overby: 1936 CHEVROLET ENGINE TUNE-UP Volume 7 Number 9 CHEVROLET PERFECTED HYDRAULIC BRAKES Volume 7 Number 10 1936 CHEVROLET TRUCK FULL-FLOATING REAR AXLE - PART 1 Volume 7 Number 11 1936 CHEVROLET TRUCK FULL-FLOATING REAR AXLE - PART 2 Volume 7 Number 12 LOCKS AND KEYS Volume 8 Number 1 SHOCK ABSORBER SERVICE Volume 8 Number 2 500-MILE INSPECTION Volume 8 Number 3 1936 BODY SERVICE INFORMATION Volume 8 Number 4 METAL BUMPING AND HOT SHRINKAGE Volume 8 Number 5 COOLING SYSTEM SERVICE Volume 8 Number 6 HEADLIGHT ILLUMINATION SERVICE Volume 8 Numbers 7 & 8 SERVICING THE CLUTCH Volume 8 Number 9 We hope to have these digitized soon.
Thank you! I only have a couple and was curious. I have some newer ones with matching records as well as the Jam Handy combo player.It's fun watching these old presentations.
Joel 1936 Chevrolet Master Deluxe 4dr Sedan (Non Trunk) VCCA 50
I have a couple of boxes of film strips but not sorted out for the most part. I did sell some to Ardie also. Perhaps some day I will get time to let you know what I have.
It is intresting to note that the complete engine being installed on the 1936 assembly line has the road draft tube and fan blade engine color. The "originals" that I have seen have these items black.
The fan blades and the draft tubes being engine color is nothing new. I have a lot of literature for 1929 thru 1932 and a great many pieces of the literature shows or indicates that the fan blades, water pump pulleys, generator pulleys, harmonic balancers and oil filler tubes were all painted engine color. I have some other literature from the mid 1930's that also show the same as being true for the later vehicles as well. Over the years I have documented some original cars with the same engine parts being painted engine color, including my all original 1932 Special Sedan.
