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Need source for Ferrari shop manuals and parts manuals

Discussion in 'Technical Q&A' started by jungathart, Oct 8, 2005.

  1. jungathart

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    #1 jungathart, Oct 8, 2005
    Hi, would someone share with me this info? Thanks :)
     

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    #2 rivee, Oct 8, 2005
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    #3 jungathart, Oct 8, 2005
    Thanks John,
    I am amazed that ferraribooks.com has ORIGINAL manuals!
     
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    #4 atlantaman, Oct 8, 2005
    t.rutlands has them too
     
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    #5 rivee, Oct 8, 2005
    Hey atlantaman, I thought Roswell was in New Mexico?
     

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    #6 jungathart, Oct 8, 2005
    I actually grew up in West Texas and have been to Roswell. I did not get to see the crash site but believe the UFO was actually a Ferrari prototype which became airborne as a result of loss of control from excessive speed.

    Gotta admit I prefer the conspiracy theories ;)
     
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    #7 308geo, Oct 8, 2005
    To all:
    I purchased a set of dealer only manuals & SERVICE BULLETIN updates that the son of an ex-Ferrari of Dallas (back when it was Classic BMW/Ferrari) mechanic had laying around. I met him while displaying my 308 at a car show/cruise night. This was his his Dad's personal set he used to work from. The manuals are mostly mid '70's through early '80's

    I took all the originals (after making good quality copies fro them) & sold them on ebay. I have offered copies of the copies on ebay from time to time.

    I also have a copy of the "build-it-yourself" from scratch fabrication instructions that were published from the Road & Track article "Recipe for Smoked Testarossa" where a 365 V12 was shoe-horned into a 308 GTB. I know that a few have been built around the world. Interesting reading even if you don't plan on building one.

    I do not have the complete list of what I have available here with me at work, but I will post the list this weekend. I am not trying to sell stuff here, but rather make them available to a central access "depot" if one is being set up. I MAY be able to accomodate a few specific requests for copies (unless it becomes a full time job) to make & send copies out for the bare cost of xeroxing & mailing ONLY.

    Once again, not trying to make a profit here, but rather do what little I can to stop those price-gouging literature dealers (just because a customer needs the information for their FERRARI does not mean they have BIll Gates type money & are just dying to give it to some schmuck literature dealer). I mean who wants a $400.00 pristine shop manual that they can't even use in the garage for fear of getting a speck of grease or dirt on it?

    <rant mode off>

    If someone is setting up a access "depot" of info, let me know & I'll contribute.
     

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