Faxon now has some of the engineering drawings available
in book form with more on the way. To keep a close eye on
what is (and will be) available, please visit this link;
As of February 28th, 2008, the engineering drawings formerly
at this link have gone away, that is the bad news. There is
a silver lining though!
One of the Chrysler LLC employees that works in Chrysler Brand
Protection has notified me that these drawings are copyrighted
and owned by Chrysler LLC. He has asked me to remove them
from my site before the 29th of this month, and I have told
him that I will comply.
Several people have worked very hard to scan these and make
them available for all to see, I was quite happy to provide
a venue for that. I mentioned to him that I would hate to
see these "go away" forever, so I offered to send
him all the scans I have of them if they could be hosted on
the Chrysler Heritage website.
His response;
"Thank you for the offer to
provide us copies of the prints although it will not be necessary."
This is where the good new comes in! This is another direct
quote from him;
"To give you more insight, the
reason for my request is that the Chrysler Heritage website
is preparing to display these on their site (I don't have
timing)."
I of course have asked for more details. I am sincerely hoping
that they have other drawings that we did not have on the
HH site. Time will tell of course, but I sure hope so!
I have asked him to keep me in the loop and let me know when
the engineering drawings on their site go live. I will post
an update when one is available.
Thanks to everyone that worked so hard on these to make them
public. Hopefully our combined efforts have inspired Chrylser
LLC to post ALL the engineering drawings they have.
