Re: Haynes Manuals

["John Peacock" <john_peacock@bellsouth.net>]

Aside from the factory manual(are they still available?) Haynes is decent.
I have a copy of the Glenn and the Chiltons and Chiltons has a lot of
misinformation when it comes to torque specs(very important).  I have a copy
of the factory manual as well and nothing compares.  If you can swing it and
can find one then get the factory manual.  Or do like I did and get one of
each.  Actually I accumulated them over the years while owning several TR7s.
Previous owners gave them to me.  I have an older Haynes that says 76-79
that I would give you for the cost of shipping if that would help.  There is
not much differant in the later years.


Thanks
John Peacock
00 Z28 convertible-white/tan
99 Navigator(family car)
90 Olds 98 Regency Brougham(I know but it is a great daily driver)
68 Triumph TR250
80 Triumph TR7