SpudH
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They're probably experiencing technical difficulties in getting info on the 1993/1994 ones
haynes
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Irishrover
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Could call it the "Doomsday Book" version 2.
big dave2
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I rang sparkford when i got my dse they said they,ve got to produce 50,ooo units to make it viable so no go ,i suppose due to the thickness& the weight +having to have wheels and a drawbar they would be toooo hexpensive....dave
kds
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What I liked about the old style haynes was if it needed a special tool to do a certain job they found it could be done just as easy with a couple of 9/16 whitworth spanners and a brick ! They were the days.
Trewey
Cockernee, Pasty munchin bastid.
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They're in the Fiction section.
Steve Ashworth
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Inside knowledge says it's a work in progress. They are still diagnosing all the faults;will then need to come up with solutions.
Best estimate is another 7 years for completion.
Patience is requested.
Meanwhile feel free to continue using main dealers who, by the way, continue to supply Haynes with additional faults to ensure it is never completed!
Aaagh
Best estimate is another 7 years for completion.
Patience is requested.
Meanwhile feel free to continue using main dealers who, by the way, continue to supply Haynes with additional faults to ensure it is never completed!
Aaagh
