dryan

Hello everyone. I have just purchased a 356B coupe in signal red, chassis no.110629 engine no. 601926.
Of course I am smitten, and resisting the urge to gush about it - with considerable difficulty.
Anyway, the question is this: after 43 years (I have the Kardex, it was manufactured in Feb. 1960) the owner's handbook has disappeared en route.
I have applied to the derwhite site and been told that they may turn up on ebay or at autojumbles. Can anyone offer any further advice? I would be interested in even a photocopy if someone knows where I can get one.
I intend to join the 356 Registry (USA and Australia) just as soon as I get my hands on this thing - the paperwork should be finished by tonight.
regards
Dan Ryan
PS: I started life in the 964 columns and I am still in shock and awe that in the space of one weekend I have ended up with a 356!

Irishdriver

You can find most on the site of gmund books in the UK.

The link is <a href="http://www.gmundcollection.com" target="_blank">www.gmundcollection.com</a> but it doesn't seem to be working right noe.

I'll send an email to them and see if it has changed. Otherwise I'm sure it will work later.

dryan

Thanks Irish. I'll have a look at Gmund.
Dan

Irishdriver

Dryan

another contact may be por.sche.kohl@t-online.de

He's a member of the PCA and he sells porsche books and sales literature.

jax83SC

I have a 356B owners manual, April 1960 edition with orig. sleeve but no 356B to go with it. Let me know how to get in contact and it can be yours.