Early 911 workshop manuals
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You know that to do a '74 right, you need the first set which covers thru 1971, AND the 72-83 set. Porsche doesn't like to repeat itself, so one manual set builds on the previous set. I've bought my sets from Porsche (discounting Porsche dealers), are they no longer available thru Porsche? Other vendors? (Pelican lists the base set thru 1971 as available, but not the second set).
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I regularly search EBAY with results like these. You just never know what will turn up, who is selling something cheap as they dont know what its worth, I have the manual you're looking for plus the 356 set and everything made in the last 25 years. they are invaluable and are a nessecity for somethings. A friend of mine has the 959 manuals! So they are out there, just search regularly.
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Yes I found out they build on one another, and the early set on pelican already and was looking for the 72-83 set. If anyone is selling a set please contact me. Thanks, Don