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VINTAGE MANUAL ANYONE FAMILIAR WITH IT?

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  1. 375+

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    #1 375+, Oct 28, 2018
    This appears to be a collection of technical bulletins (circolare tecnica) from the Assistenza Tecnica roughly covering the period 1968 thru 1974-5 principally all variations of 365 and 246. Most are on blueline but some are b&w copies and are in Italian and English. Was this done for US dealers/distributors or was this just a collection of separate documents bound into one volume by someone? Anyone who might be familiar please chime in, thank you. Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login
     
  2. 4re308

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    #2 4re308, Nov 5, 2018
    These are SAT Technical bulletins sent out by Ferrari to all authorized dealers. These should have a blue Cavallino and the word Ferrari on the back of them all. These were copied from the originals to Ferrari factory blueprint paper, then sent to dealers. Some of them are fantastic and most of them would look great framed. Value varies from about $80-several hundred depending on the car and the subject.
     
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  3. 375+

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    #3 375+, Nov 5, 2018
    Many thanks!
     
  4. 4re308

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    #4 4re308, Nov 19, 2018
    I love the SAT sheets with actual VIN #s and/or drawings on them, those are fantastic. You have a VERY nice, valuable collection.
     

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