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Car Forum / Antique and Collectibles / Studebaker / September 2006FYI: General Warning on Parts Manuals
FYI: General Warning on Parts Manuals I had been refering to page number, but that is a bad idea. Use the "Group ID" instead as that appears to be Studebaker Standardized. In getting the missing pages for the current rebuild, I discovered that Studebaker did multiple releases of their Parts Manuals. The date on the index page, but not the cover, changes AND the pagination is different due to added/deleted material. I do not have a clue what the "most complete manual" would be. Well, I was going to ask if you had the white cover (early) or black cover (late) book. Then I saw you are using a CD. Reprints or CDs are usually made from the latest, most up to date pages available. Your missing pages probably illustrate the frame, springs, rear sway bar and their part numbers. > Well, I was going to ask if you had the white cover (early) or black cover > (late) book. Then I saw you are using a CD. Reprints or CDs are usually > made from the latest, most up to date pages available. > Your missing pages probably illustrate the frame, springs, rear sway bar > and their part numbers. Black cover, I apparently am missing group 15 and group 18. to everyone how has responded, thanks to the generosity of Bert, I have fax version of these, thanks to all. However, I would be *pleased* to receive a high-res electronic scan. going through the low-res fax works, but I have to squint on some of the numbers. As ALWAYS, a very fine group of people! If you still need hi-res scans I can do them in a day or two, those sections are not very long and will not take too long to scan. I can do them in pdf or gif format, pdf probably best for something like a manual. I should note however, that my manual is not in great shape as it has now been in service for some 41 years. I can send a sample page if you like. -- wf. > > Well, I was going to ask if you had the white cover (early) or black cover > > (late) book. Then I saw you are using a CD. Reprints or CDs are usually [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > As ALWAYS, a very fine group of people! Rather than work with an unwieldy shop manual, I bound mine into sections. Much easier to handle. I'd make a copy of the page of interest, if time allowed, so I had it handy and could get it greasy as I worked. That was back when the Xerox machines that copied right up to the binding were common. (They are special order, the last I heard.) If you have an original manual, you might do this, too. If you sell repros, you might offer than option. Karl > Well, I was going to ask if you had the white cover (early) or black cover > (late) book. Then I saw you are using a CD. Reprints or CDs are usually > made from the latest, most up to date pages available. > Your missing pages probably illustrate the frame, springs, rear sway bar > and their part numbers. |
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