Denny - two other comments:

(1) The manuals of which you speak are readily available, they are just not inexpensive.

(2) Virtually all of this information is copyrighted. This means the company publishing the information (ie Rochester) has ownership of the information for 75 years. Unless there is a disclaimer on a website that the owner of the website has legal authority to display the information; then both display of the information and downloading of the information MAY be unlawful. Read about the college kids that downloaded songs and were then sent invoices from the music companies. I am not saying this will happen in the old car hobby, but it certainly could.

Jon.


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