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So a friend of mine dad dies and leaves these books. My friend thought I would like to have them. Now I am astonished! The books are the complete technical specifications for early 69, 70, 71, 72, 73 911T, 911E and 911S. Plus one for the 356 and 914 model. The level of technical specifications are incredible, including a table of year, make, engine number and so on. Includes the full specifications of the crankshaft bearings and dimensions. Given the scarce technical knowledge of our 996's, these little books are a treasure trove of information for those earlier models. First I wonder if these are worth anything to somebody, and second, why doesn't Porsche provide something like this for more modern cars. Check this out.

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No kidding. Those are awesome! I can’t imagine them providing that much info on the 996 but it sure would be awesome.

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