Steinbeck Michael wrote:
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> Hi List,
>
> is it true, that the so called "Bently-Manual", which in the List is
> often referred to, is the "The Complete Official Triumph TR4 & TR4A:
> 1961-1968" by British Leyland Motors that I found at
> http://www.rb.com/catalog/X121.htm#top ?
> If so, is it worth buying?
> Does anybody know a European (preferably German) source to get it?
> How about the Haynes-Manual?
When I first started opening up my first TR 4A in 1977, right up to
referencing it now... I find the Haynes manual to be the most helpful.
I will say, though, The factory manual is a MUST for a ground up
restoration.... and for more technical referencing, etc. And the
BEntley version includes the competition department's pamplet!
Basically, I think these are the two most important manuals you can
buy... the others that are out there do not compare.
> (I do own a copy of the original German workshop manual.)
Let us know if ya find any interesting discrepencies between the german
version and the american version!!!
Justin
http://www.greenheart.com/jmwagner
jmwagner@greenheart.com
Los Angeles
TR 4A/TR 4A IRS
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Michael
> 1962 TR4, CT 17613 LO
> michael.steinbeck@start.de
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