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  1. 02-01-2024, 06:57 AM #1
    doigthom
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    Warranty book printer & spiral binder replacement

    Anybody know a good specialized printer who could duplicate the early 911 warranty books. Spoke to Mark Morrisey before his untimely death and he said would be fairly complicated. Questioned how much interest and felt it would be more work than he was interested in. Project still intrigues me and am seeking advice from this forum. In '68 Porsche went to the maroon vinyl/clear plastic version. Before was the paper version. Not a lot of those left.

    Also went on a search for spiral binder for early manuals. Learned a lot about size and color. Need 5 to one pitch and 8mm spiral diameter.. Found them in white but the actual diameter of the plastic "wire" is slightly larger. Hard to tell the difference though. If any body wants a replacement I can sell 3 for 12 bucks shipped. Selling lesser quantity just does not pay. Replaced spiral in '66 manual shown below. Still got that manual and list of dealers booklet for sale in the for sale section.
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