The "old" Chilton™ and MOTOR™ "service manuals" from the 1950's!

I find the car repair video's on YouTube save a great deal of time...a video on your exact car with a mechanic showing how he does the repair with tips, special tools and methodology involved is much more satisfying and complete than trying to find the basic information in a book and then deciphering the jargon and stumbling through the repair...So my suggestion is to add videos of every repair on every car out there with the most excellent mechanics you can find....those together with potential sources for parts listed, and/or part numbers...There are certain things that go wrong in certain cars in certain years that you can only learn about through experience, that knowledge is what you need to do the repair as efficiently as you can, and that is what books lack...