YOUR RESEARCH2001 C4 owners Manual & Service Book Reqd.
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Hi Guys I'm posting this on behalf of Mick, who has no internet access at this time. He is a new owner of a 2001 c4, the car has lots of history and receipts, but unfortunately the owners Manual and service book are missing. I have advised him to contact Porsche & Porscheshop, he is also trying to contact the previous owner, Any other advice on where he can source replacements would be helpful, please email me if you can help.
You can find this kind of thing on eBay http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/PORSCHE-911-CARRERA-OWNERS-MANUALS-/161593912110?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item259fbf6b2e I would really want the original though, I guess if he has all the invoices he could ask garages to retrospectively apply stamps.
Snag is that the owners manuals are model year specific. If they have them in stock at Porsche, that is the best (and cheapest) way to go. If they don't have the particular one you need, you have to wait until they reprint it, which can be months. The blank maintenance books are easier, because they cover a range of vehicles, so are more often in stock.
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