Volkswagen Beetle & Karmann Ghia 1954 thru 1979 Manual pdf

Would anyone have use for a Haynes Volkswagen Beetle & Karmann Ghia 1954
thru 1979 that has been scanned to a pdf? Found it on the web and will
find a way to distribute it (bittorrent?) if there is interest. It's
big-around 250 MB. Please, no copyright flames - I'll just delete them.
Besides, this should be considered an archive copy of the one you bought
right after you purchased your beetle...

sounds good yes. limewire as a good tool for this purp.


"Thomas Dermako" > wrote in message
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> Would anyone have use for a Haynes Volkswagen Beetle & Karmann Ghia 1954
> thru 1979 that has been scanned to a pdf? Found it on the web and will
> find a way to distribute it (bittorrent?) if there is interest. It's
> big-around 250 MB. Please, no copyright flames - I'll just delete them.
> Besides, this should be considered an archive copy of the one you bought
> right after you purchased your beetle...

Thomas Dermako wrote:
> Would anyone have use for a Haynes Volkswagen Beetle & Karmann Ghia 1954
> thru 1979 that has been scanned to a pdf? Found it on the web and will
> find a way to distribute it (bittorrent?) if there is interest. It's
> big-around 250 MB. Please, no copyright flames - I'll just delete them.
> Besides, this should be considered an archive copy of the one you bought
> right after you purchased your beetle...

Sure!
That way I can print the pages of interest without getting crud on the
real one. TIA.
Remco

"Remco" > wrote in message
oups.com...

> Sure!
> That way I can print the pages of interest without getting crud on the
> real one. TIA.

Never mind his protests - he's ripping off the publisher, plain and simple
and he's a typical ****wit thief. He's in my killfile, but his real world
info is already known by the publisher. If you take it, you are doing the
same.

"Two" > wrote in message
...
> "Remco" > wrote in message
> oups.com...
>
>> Sure!
>> That way I can print the pages of interest without getting crud on the
>> real one. TIA.
>
> Never mind his protests - he's ripping off the publisher, plain and simple
> and he's a typical ****wit thief. He's in my killfile, but his real world
> info is already known by the publisher. If you take it, you are doing the
> same.
>
>

its a common chainstore haynes manual....12 bucks...no need to pirate
copies...

Two wrote:
> "Remco" > wrote in message
> oups.com...
>
> > Sure!
> > That way I can print the pages of interest without getting crud on the
> > real one. TIA.
>
> Never mind his protests - he's ripping off the publisher, plain and simple
> and he's a typical ****wit thief. He's in my killfile, but his real world
> info is already known by the publisher. If you take it, you are doing the
> same.

Lighten up, Francis - I'd just print the page of interest so I don't
get oil on the original.

Two obviously can't read very well. I have not made this pdf available -
yet. Nor have I scanned or converted it - as I said, I found it on the
net. I am simply gauging interest and will not make it available if
there is insufficient interest. I should mention that I got it simply by
performing an eMule search, and that the scan was obviously made from a
well thumbed, greasy but legible copy of the printed manual.
Two, if you have a problem, you might try a bit harder to get a sense of
what's really being said before going off half cocked.

If its on the net why dont you just post the link so anyone here can 'find'
it ?
They can use thier own morals to decide on any copyright issues.

Rich

"Thomas Dermako" > wrote in message
...
> Two obviously can't read very well. I have not made this pdf available -
> yet. Nor have I scanned or converted it - as I said, I found it on the
> net. I am simply gauging interest and will not make it available if there
> is insufficient interest. I should mention that I got it simply by
> performing an eMule search, and that the scan was obviously made from a
> well thumbed, greasy but legible copy of the printed manual.
> Two, if you have a problem, you might try a bit harder to get a sense of
> what's really being said before going off half cocked.