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1972 - 73  911T, 911E, 911S  Technical Specification Book

Porsche Factory Original Publication

Original 1st Edition as of May, 1973

 This is the Technical Specification Book for the 1972 - 73  Porsche 911. 

This one covers the following models:

  • 911T
  • 911E
  • 911S

This is factory issued booklet that contains all kinds of specifications for the particular model year.  They are designed to provide the Porsche mechanic with data and specifications necessary to render proper service. 

Dimensions:   approx. 3.5” by 4.5”, 109 pages

Condition:   Both covers have some grease stains.  Pages have yellowed with, but there are no loose pages.   

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