On 9/19/10 7:54 AM, Brad Kahler wrote:
> Like Andy I have all of the Lucas parts manuals that cover to to the
> mid 70s. The problem with getting these posted online is the manuals
> are bound and hand scanning each page is very labor intensive. I've
> often considered cutting the binding off and scanning them in. Some
> would consider this blasphemy (right Andy!) but they aren't really
> doing anyone much good if they sit in a bookcase forever. I'll have
> to rethink what to do about them.
>
Geeezzzz, You guys are beginning to make me feel guilty. I'm beginning
to feel that if I were a good lister I should scan them and put them up
on the web.
Just sitting on a shelf in plastic dust covers I have:
Lucas equipment for 1961 cars and commercial vehicles
Lucas C.A.V. Equipment and spare parts for 1963 Standard & Triumph
(This one provides expanded drawings of assemblies such as the
distributor and calls out the part numbers of the parts within the assembly)
Lucas popular spares 1946-1960
And
Service Instruction Manual for the Laycock - De - Normanville Overdrive
Unit with Electrical Control (A Standard Motor Company Limited
publication (As fitted to the TR2)
and loose pages from an unknown publication titled " Transmission
Overdrive Laycock - de - Normanville, First type "A" as applied to
Humber, Austin Healey, Triumph TR2-TR3, Vanguard, Etc. and for type "D"
as applies to Singer, Sunbeam, etc. (These only cover the overdrive
that only engages in 3rd & 4th gear).
Teriann
1960 Land Rover Dormobile
1961 Triumph TR3A
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