Porsche 356 Shop Manual And Supplement on 2040-parts.com
Scotts Valley, California, United States
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I bought these from a friend in 1964, soon after buying my Porsche 356SC. I had the car nearly fifty years. It is gone now and I need to sell the shop manuals. They are in good condition, not greasy. I believe that they are complete for the 1963 model year (if there is such a thing) and supplemental info for later releases. The fold-outs are not torn. I want to sell them as a set.
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