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Discussion in '365 GT4 2+2/400/412' started by bjwhite, Dec 9, 2015.

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  1. bjwhite

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    #1 bjwhite, Dec 9, 2015
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  2. Newman

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    #2 Newman, Dec 9, 2015
    give you $20 for it :)
     
  3. Bill26

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    #3 Bill26, Dec 9, 2015
    That manual has been posted (as a pdf.) on the GTC4 owners website for many years.
    Regards
    WM
     
  4. bjwhite

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    #4 bjwhite, Dec 9, 2015
    I'm sure it's available in PDF. Even still, I enjoy having the original. I was pretty stoked considering it was a random cl find.
     
  5. Ak Jim

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    #5 Ak Jim, Dec 10, 2015
    So the question is can these be rebuilt? I sent mine off to a guy in AZ and it was a complete waste of money, and I'm embarrassed to say how much it cost.
     
  6. samsaprunoff

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    #6 samsaprunoff, Dec 10, 2015
    Great Find Brian!

    I, too, like having the "original" manuals...there is something nostalgic and significant about them! In fact one set in particular, although not car or Ferrari related, I acquired from one of the original group of Engineers (he was retiring at one of the companies I was doing some work for) that designed the key electrical/control features of Saturn V rocket from the 60's.

    Cool stuff!

    Cheers,

    Sam
     
  7. bundas

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    #7 bundas, Dec 10, 2015
    That stuff. Far out
     
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    #8 samsaprunoff, Dec 10, 2015
    Good day Mitchell,

    Read yes... understand no ... well... maybe a little ;)

    To be clear I did not receive the actual working manuals of the Saturn V (I would suspect that they are still Classified), but the background textbooks used by the fellow who worked on a portion of the design. It would be analogous to having a book within DaVini's Library that he used as reference. The interesting part for me was being able to chat with the fellow about his experiences, etc on this magnificent project.

    Cheers,

    Sam
     
  9. bundas

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    #9 bundas, Dec 10, 2015
    To a serious event in world history.
     

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