I need a good hardcopy Porsche parts catalog

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

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

John

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

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Originally Posted by caproader

what year?

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Thanks John.
1973

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And is a copy acceptable?

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

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Originally Posted by Paul Schooley

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

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If you see one, please let me know.

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

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.

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.

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

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


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