Re: SER1 Operation Manual

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    I have the original owners manual for my 1950, which is a freewheel 
yellow control knob, lights behind the grille, narrow spring model. I 
forget its number but it sounds close to yours. I have the number for 
the sale one written down at home.
    Cheers
    Allan

Diana Alan wrote:

>Hi Allan
>
>No I am talking about the Operation Manual, what they call Owners Manual in
>more recent vehicles.  They are the ones that fit in that little bracket
>under the tool box lid.  I have one for my 1951 and now am looking for one
>for the R06106776 VIN I am planning to rebuild.  However I think an October
>1950 represents modifications after the xxxx6776 VIN so of little use for
>this project.
>
>The only changes data I have at present is that produced by (I think) Mike
>Bishop or maybe Lloyd Alison.  That records the 06103885 as the yellow
>button models, (then comes my VIN-R06106776) then the seat changes at
>06110305 and the lights change at 06111547.  I took a photo of the VIN at
>Dalton because I didn't have a pen on me, unfortunately the photo is
>unreadable.  I think it is VIN 06114xxx or similar.
>
>Did you get my off list emails?
>
>Regards
>Diana
>----- Original Message ----- 
>From: "Allan Harding" <Allan.Harding@xxx.xxx.xx>
>To: <series1@xxxxxxxxx.xxx>
>Sent: Monday, January 31, 2005 10:22 AM
>Subject: Re: SER1 Operation Manual
>
>
>    G'Day Diana,
>    Do you mean an owners manual or a workshop manual? Workshop manuals
>seem to have been reprinted quite frequently. The earlier print workshop
>manual is very scarce but they turn up from time to time. Note that the
>yellow knob operated freewheel lock turned up well before wide front
>springs. My manual (can't tell you its publication number does not
>mention wide springs.
>    Cheers
>    Allan
>    Canberra, Australia
>
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