Re[alfa] WTB: Your Old Spica Manuals/Spider Workshop Manuals

["Dean W. Cains" <dwc@xxxxxx>]

Hi Tom:

Here's a link to a good Spica tune-up procedure:

http://alfaclub.org/techstff/tunespca.htm

Wes' manual is still something you'll want, though, and I hear there's a 
newer edition recently published.  As far as the rest of the car goes, pick 
up one of the factory shop manuals that you'll see on eBay.  The years 
available are usually for the mid-'80's Spider's, and you should be able to 
pick one up for less than $40.  Virtually all the major mechanical parts 
are the same, from the mid-'60 through the mid-'90's, and the newer manuals 
are pretty nice.  I'd stay away from the CarDisk CD's.  The interface 
sucks, lots of info is missing, and it's just easier to flip through a 
manual.  For the best wiring schematic, get one of Centerline's 
(~$10).  They're enlarged from the original, and laminated in plastic so 
you can mark them.

Regards,

Dean
Lutz, FL
'74 & '87 Spider veloce's


At 11:42 PM 10/29/2003, you wrote:

> Date: Wed, 29 Oct 2003 19:05:32 -0600
> From: Tom <m0bius@domain.elided>
> Subject: [alfa] WTB: Your Old Spica Manuals/Spider Workshop Manuals
>
> hey guys,
>
> If any of you want to get rid of your old Wes Ingram, factory Spica
> manuals, and/or any kind of workshop
> manuals for a Coda Tronca Spider [ 70-74 : ) ] let me know off the list.
>
> TIA!
>
> ~Tom
> 1989 TTA #718
> 1974 Alfa Spider 2000
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