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Owners manual??
A '69 912 owners manual just sold in the classifieds.
Not sure how much, but listed at $175 shipped. Are these things really that valuable? Are some more valuable than others? For example, an early S more valuable than a 911T? Is it just luck of the draw finding the one person who wants what you are selling?
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12-01-2014, 12:15 PM
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Of course the price on owners manuals very significantly, easier to find manuals that come from newer larger volume produced cars will be less, say a 1982 SC manual in mint shape could be had for $60-100 a manual from a 67S $150 -200 a manual in English for a 1968S say $300-400
A 69 912 is not that common as a 82 SC so yeah I would say $175 is in the range for that. Driver quality 80's 911 manual's or around $40 Search on e-bay and you will get a whole lot of price's By the way I need/want a manual in English for a 1968 911S 
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12-01-2014, 12:39 PM
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Fuch. Shoulda picked up that 912 manual! I sold a bunch for $50 ea a couple years ago. Need to dig back through the library. Know there are some more there!
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I have a 72 T for sale if anyone is interested.$125.00.
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