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Jul 13, 2011 10:55 am
Jul 13, 2011 10:55 am
Subject: Re: V12 instruction book
David,
It might be a better approach to let us have details of the car...registration number (and chassis number if known). Then, if the car still survives, the current owner has the opportunity to buy it...it is after all part of the history of that particular car.
Value wise...you won't be able to take early retirement! I paid £12 for mine in the 1980s. I also knew of someone who had something like 50 left over old stock from the factory, so there are probably more handbooks than V12s.
Would be lovely to see some of the pictures, if you can download them without too much trouble.
David,
It might be a better approach to let us have details of the car...registration number (and chassis number if known). Then, if the car still survives, the current owner has the opportunity to buy it...it is after all part of the history of that particular car.
Value wise...you won't be able to take early retirement! I paid £12 for mine in the 1980s. I also knew of someone who had something like 50 left over old stock from the factory, so there are probably more handbooks than V12s.
Would be lovely to see some of the pictures, if you can download them without too much trouble.