S stang2841 New Member Jun 12, 2004 708 0 0 palm harbor florida Aug 23, 2004 #1 Aug 23, 2004 #1 is it worth to read and pick up at local book store? if u have OK understanding of mustangs?
RacEoHolic330 I like to dress like a pretty girl 15 Year Member Mar 4, 2003 4,014 1,698 203 Allentown, PA Aug 23, 2004 #2 Aug 23, 2004 #2 I have that book and have read it cover to cover. i really liked it a lot. Had a lot of very useful information. I'd reccomend it.
I have that book and have read it cover to cover. i really liked it a lot. Had a lot of very useful information. I'd reccomend it.
DirtyD916 Active Member May 25, 2003 804 1 38 Norcal 916 Aug 23, 2004 #3 Aug 23, 2004 #3 that and the Chiltons book are both very good pieces.
J jerry beach Founding Member May 20, 2002 2,671 0 46 Ocala,FL Aug 23, 2004 #4 Aug 23, 2004 #4 The Charles Probst book that I think you are speaking about is light years ahead of Chilton. I second the high recommendation. That book is more valuable than stangnet IMO. Notice you dont see me posting many questions, its always at my disposal.
The Charles Probst book that I think you are speaking about is light years ahead of Chilton. I second the high recommendation. That book is more valuable than stangnet IMO. Notice you dont see me posting many questions, its always at my disposal.
Papageof Founding Member May 6, 2002 322 0 0 Jacksonivlle, FL Aug 23, 2004 #5 Aug 23, 2004 #5 I like it. It doesn't go into how to, but overviews a lot of parts for each area of the car.
Papageof Founding Member May 6, 2002 322 0 0 Jacksonivlle, FL Aug 23, 2004 #7 Aug 23, 2004 #7 They should, I got mine a books-a-million. If you can't find it on the shelf they can order it... from the ISBN# 0-7603-0568-0568-4
They should, I got mine a books-a-million. If you can't find it on the shelf they can order it... from the ISBN# 0-7603-0568-0568-4