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[Jim Adney]

On 3 Feb 2012 at 0:49, Dave Hall wrote:

> I seem to remember Clymer were well respected for their manuals (certainly
> came over like that in the mid '60s), and I guess it would say about single
> and twin carbs rather than fuel injection, so of use to the owner of an
> older one.  Obviously not as definitive as the early Bentley, but not in the
> same league for price either.

My impression of the Clymer manuals is not as good as Dave's. While 
every manual has some good information and any manual is better than 
none, the Clymer manuals were close to the bottom of the heap. They 
tend to give only superficial coverage to most things, even though 
they cover some topics in depth. If you look thru one carefully, you 
will find occasional photos of parts from the wrong car, things like 
Chevy brakes in a VW manual, etc.

If you find the Bentley too expensive, the Haynes is a very decent 
second best, and I believe they are still in print.

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Jim Adney, jadney at vwtype3.org
Madison, Wisconsin, USA
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