Phil's book "ultimate buyers guide"
12-20-2003, 06:14 AM
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Phil's book "ultimate buyers guide"
I recieved this book today and want to say how impressed I am with it.
As the title suggests its meaned to be a buyers guide but its much more than that.It includes a timeline of models(including special models),facts, figures, performance details right through to equipment,chassis number information,colours,history etc, if fact everything you need to know about your pride and joy.For 964 buyers there's a comprehensive guide to what to look for when purchasing this model.
The book is well priced at £7.95 + P&P and is available from
www.petermorgan.org.uk
Paul
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As the title suggests its meaned to be a buyers guide but its much more than that.It includes a timeline of models(including special models),facts, figures, performance details right through to equipment,chassis number information,colours,history etc, if fact everything you need to know about your pride and joy.For 964 buyers there's a comprehensive guide to what to look for when purchasing this model.
The book is well priced at £7.95 + P&P and is available from
www.petermorgan.org.uk
Paul
C2 cab
12-20-2003, 06:13 PM
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It would be better in colour in my opinion as some of the pictures do not show up very well. Sure the price would go up but this sort of book should have lots of graphic illustrations and B&W doesn't convey enough info. People buying Porsche can afford £20~30 for a decent guide.
Harry
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12-21-2003, 03:58 AM
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Originally posted by RS man
It would be better in colour in my opinion as some of the pictures do not show up very well. Sure the price would go up but this sort of book should have lots of graphic illustrations and B&W doesn't convey enough info. People buying Porsche can afford £20~30 for a decent guide.
Harry
It would be better in colour in my opinion as some of the pictures do not show up very well. Sure the price would go up but this sort of book should have lots of graphic illustrations and B&W doesn't convey enough info. People buying Porsche can afford £20~30 for a decent guide.
Harry
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