Originally posted by Racer X 69 Oh, and on my table today is the 1995 Ford Truck Service Manual.
Doing some maintenance on the cooling system, and preparing a list of parts to order.
Still have my old, dog eared, worn, greased up Chevy Astro/GMC Safari van, Haynes Shop Manual, even though that wonderful vehicle is long gone.
Also have my factory shop manuals for my old Matchless, which is a Norton motorcycle manual, and also the factory shop manual for my Yamaha, big single...among other manuals. Handy to have and sometimes...make interesting pleasure reading , particularly the Norton manual, in which the subtitle on the cover, bills the motorcycle brand as..The unapproachable Norton.
The Norton factory, always did have a rather high opinion of their machines.
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Now starting
LEARNING TO COMMAND
Jim Mattis and Bing West[/quote]
I'm awaiting that same book from the local library. Should be interesting.
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Originally posted by clackers Schama's written a lot, his background is actually Art - wrote the definitive bio of Rembrandt.
I'll have to keep that in mind for later reading.