I need a good hardcopy Porsche parts catalog

[Vintage Racer]

I did a search and found nothing.

I am aware of the online Porsche parts retailers. I've encountered poor descriptions of their inventory, and some online sites seem to always to be very slow (or just plain crashed).

I want an old fashion hard copy parts catalog. I want one that I can keep in the garage where I most need it (no online ability in my garage, anyway). I don't mind paying for a good catalog. Who offers the best one?

Thanks

[caproader]

what year? Some years are one volumn and some years are 2 volumns. And is a copy acceptable?

John

[Paul Schooley]

I've been seeing them surface on evilbay quite a bit lately.

[Vintage Racer]

what year?

Thanks John.
1973

And is a copy acceptable?

Certainly. I am not a collector as I am just a researcher.

I've been seeing them surface on evilbay quite a bit lately.

If you see one, please let me know.

I've used eBay once. I bought a poster of a 911 for $5.

I would never buy a car on eBay. I think they made their rules in favor of the seller (some of which may be dishonest). They hide bids and identities. How can anyone trust this system?

Thanks, Paul.

[Sigurd]

What about making a printout of the electronic one you can download from Porsche? I have a set of copies I can send you if you want.

[Paul Schooley]

Was just on evilbay....enter porsche parts and you'll find a couple of them available right now.

[BOYER73S]

I have a 2 volume set for 1972/73 which i bought about 8 years ago from the Porsche dealer in Australia.

Both in very good condition weighs about 10kgs so heavy to post I have an original version (1973 factory issue) now so I would be happy to let these go


clyde@the-boyers.biz

[ErVikingo]

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