Best source for manual on CD?
01-08-2004, 09:15 PM
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as for not being a paying member with this screen name sorry so far i have been dumping alot of money on the 928 and have not gotten to it also i will not have it listed as member because it should not matter i buy from the big three which are sponsores so that is what should it matter wer all here for each other and i was just trying to help and was just charging for my time to copy and ship it was not like i was going to sell it for 100 or something. if you take this the wrong way sorry for that but like they say you cannot please everyone
01-10-2004, 04:38 PM
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T Colvin - I've pinged the Admin to add Rennlist Member designation - I do not have that capability. Thanks for your support of Rennlist. Sorry for the delay - most Member designations are added automatically upon sign-up, but occasionally one slips through the crack.
Hyperfish - ummm, **** off, ya ******. Gutsy enough for you?
Hyperfish - ummm, **** off, ya ******. Gutsy enough for you?
01-10-2004, 06:44 PM
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ummm, **** off, ya ******. Gutsy enough for you?
And THAT was the best your pubescent little mind could dream up?
Priceless...
01-10-2004, 08:59 PM
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Jim's work is great. I love the CD's. They were well scanned so I didnt mind forking over the dough, but lets not get too flamey. I think, personally, that information on these cars should be free to any owner who works on them if we don't mind stealing porsche's copyrighted material. I guess my point is that I paid Jim and won't make copies of his work because I respect the work he put into it. But I could argue just as strongly to print out 1000 and drop them from a plane over my local city.
As long as it's okay to steal from porsche, well, its okay to steal from Jim... that's logical anyway - just not very high on integrity.
As long as it's okay to steal from porsche, well, its okay to steal from Jim... that's logical anyway - just not very high on integrity.
01-11-2004, 03:16 AM
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CD's: I keep three copies of the Manuals on cd in the rear trunk of my '85.
Copy one is mine, in case I break down in some distant city, and need to rely on a mechanic who has not worked on these cars before. I go NOWHERE without my laptop, but if I get somplace and don't have it...all I need is a computer and Adobe.
-Copy two and three is for people that I meet while out driving the car. If I run into some kid with a 928, and in conversation it turns out that he doesn't have the manuals on CD, then I give him a copy.
My generosity depends on the person- a kid gets copies, a rich old guy DOESNT. They all get a lecture on the value of Rennlist, of course!
Normy!
'85 S2 5 Speed
Copy one is mine, in case I break down in some distant city, and need to rely on a mechanic who has not worked on these cars before. I go NOWHERE without my laptop, but if I get somplace and don't have it...all I need is a computer and Adobe.
-Copy two and three is for people that I meet while out driving the car. If I run into some kid with a 928, and in conversation it turns out that he doesn't have the manuals on CD, then I give him a copy.
My generosity depends on the person- a kid gets copies, a rich old guy DOESNT. They all get a lecture on the value of Rennlist, of course!
Normy!
'85 S2 5 Speed
