Yes, thats what we used to use before the arrival of computerized
programms for the calculation of accident and other damages. You took
the time from these tables, took the parts from the parts lists,
calculate the paint costs and off you go.
Gernot
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> From: John Gillis[SMTP:jgillis@tcd.ie]
> Reply To: John Gillis
> Sent: Thursday, July 09, 1998 9:03 AM
> To: triumphs@autox.team.net
> Subject: Triumph supplier list
>
>
> This one was up a few weeks back, at the time I said I would put up a
> list
> using a contemporary magazine announcing the launch of the Herald,
> sorry I
> took so long Andy !. By the way I also picked up a nice little item at
> a
> local show over the weekend. It is a Triumph Work Schedule. The format
> is a
> small ring binder with tabbed sections inside for a range of models of
> the
> period, i.e Herald, Vitesse, Spitfire, 1300 FWD, TR4A. Within each
> section
> is a list of operations from checking the points to a full body
> re-spray.
> Each task is given a time in hours and minutes. The work is sub
> divided
> into the usual areas, mechanical, electrical, bodywork, etc.. Aybody
> seen
> one of these before?
>
>
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