1970 AIM Available

[Donald O.]

A special thank you to Marty McDonough for the loan of his 1970 AIM and to Roberto Luis for his initial ground work on the AIM database.

If you would like a copy, either e-mail me or let me know here - but I will need your e-addy to send it to. Same price as before and with the same 100% MONEY BACK GARANTEE if not satisfied. Same request for its use too.

Don

[Kevin Whiteley]

Is there a 68 or 69 AIM? *NM*

[Reba Whittington]

Re: Is there a 68 or 69 AIM?

There is a separate one for each year. Check p. 97 of the last issue of DRIVELINE. NCRS members get a discount.

[Donald O.]

Its the AIM in a Microsoft Access Database *NM*

[Kevin Whiteley]

Sorry, I was referring to

a 68 or 69 AIM in MS Access Database. My request wasn't clear. My apologies. And thanks to those who put the Access AIM's together.

[Donald O.]

Re: Sorry, I was referring to

I understood, I just started on the 1964. When I finish that then I will start on the 1969.
Currently completed are;
1965, 1966, 1967, 1970, & 1973.

It takes about 4 to 7 weeks for me to convert an AIM into an Access database.

Don

[Roberto L.]

Re: 1970 AIM Available

Thanks, glad to help. It's very time saving to have a computer based AIM. You may find a similar numbered part in different sections of the car at a finger tip, like missing screws and so on.

Roberto, NCRS #30019, RMC

[Donald O.]

Re: 1970 AIM Available

Exactly!!
I like to use it to check bolt head markings against other locations.

Don