Rich Swann wrote:
>Does anyone know of a good place to find a workshop manual for the Series
>II Alpine. Thanks.
Sunbeam Specialties carries a Series I-IV Alpine & early '60s Rapier
workshop manual reproduction. It's well bound, and invaluable for working
on the early cars. You could probably locate an original, but who would
want
to put their greasy paws all over one?
Rex Funk
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K. Patrick Wheeler wrote:
>
> Over the long weekend the spouse and I visited Gualala on the North Coast
> above San Francisco. We had, for reasons that seem stupid now, left our
> Alpine at home. What should we see one evening but an absolutely pristine
> SV being driven up Hwy 1? After giving pursuit for half a mile or so I
> followed it to its garage and attempted to explain to the nice lady who got
> out of it why I was in her driveway. As soon as I told we'd left our Series
> V at home, she knew exactly why we were there, and was happy to see us. We
> chatted for a while and she has an absolutely wonderful story about it.
>
>
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Wonderful story! I especially like the part where she gets rid of the MG
in favore of the Series V Alpine.
Russell Hedges
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