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    FS: @eBay - 64-65 owners manual

    If anyone is interested there is an early 911 owners manual on ebay, German with no date in good condition for $695 BIN, a pretty good price. Not mine.
    Last edited by 66S; 02-20-2017 at 06:59 AM.

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    Item number?
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    It was snatched up quickly this morning by someone who thanked me nicely but was on ebay for a week at the reduced price. I almost bought it myself many times.

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    I find it hard to believe that a first edition German owner's manual was on ebay for a week for 700 clams and no one here saw it. Something's rotten in Denmark. And Southern California.

    I'm guessing that just because it didn't have a date doesn't necessarily mean it was first edition.

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    The I/65 drivers manual must then be the first dated (english) version? Has "911" in the lower right corner of the cover. My I/65 manual shows the gas door pull knob in the driver door hinge area. Thumbed through it today for the first time in ages, lots of inconsistency in the photos.
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    Soterik, (for lack of your real first name)

    I have an undated early 911 driver's manual (W312) that I'd like to
    get more information about. Regarding the very early 911 owner's
    manuals, what should I be looking for to determine how early it is?
    Any help appreciated!

    Charlie White
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    This made my night. I cannot believe you two have never met!

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    Frank,

    You will understand a little more after YOU have had a stroke like I had. Memories
    disappear, conversations become difficult because those memories are gone. I
    remember the name Soterik, but not his real name. Wait until you turn 73!

    Charlie White
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    I hope Der White forgot telling me I should jump out of an airplane with no parachute after I reminded the 356 Registry how Porsche used to call seat belts "chicken belts". Mild compared to whats his name. Ill never win a popularity contest.

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    Rough and tumble thread.

    I'm in.


    I believe this is a first edition.
    Feel free to challenge me as I would like to confirm the facts in this discussion.
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