Date: 4 Dec 1997 06:54:03 GMT From: Dennis Connors <connorsnopsamnet> Subject: Re: Haynes 99 manual
As entertaining as the Haynes manual's language is, it's not that great for technical accuracy. Save yourself the confusing information in the Haynes and spring for a genuine SAAB 99 factory manual. You should be able to get into one for under $100 (say "ouch" here), but you can be assured of getting CORRECT and EXACT technical information without exceptions. I ordered mine from Scandia Autosport, in Seattle, WA. http://www.scandiaauto.com Rob and the gang are tops! Chris Eling wrote: > Does anybody have a Haynes 99 shop manual they'd like to sell, or know > some place to get one? I've gotten all manner of conflicting information > regarding its publishing, in-print status, model years it applies to, you > name it. I am looking for a Haynes shop manual, Saab 99, model years > 1969-1980 (mine is a 1980). I'm interested in the U.S. version - I've > heard that there is a European version that is not applicable to U.S. > exported models. Thanks. > - Chris Eling > Virginia Tech Architecture
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