Any FSM collectors?

[Rev_D21]

Anyone here collect/save old factory service manuals of cars gone by?

My collection has a small theme, 1976. I was born that year, my parents owned a 610 at the time. I am missing only one to complete the entire US Datsun lineup of 76 and that's the 280Z. The other books I either bumped into over the years or bought because I owned the vehicle at the time. A pic!

The 710 manual showed up in the mail today.



This guy is outnumbered.


I bet Greg has a very cool FSM collection at NICO HQ.

[asoomal]

Nice, I always thought my 240SX FSM was faded...I guess they did make it light blue and pink.

[skydragoness]

I just have my 93' 240sx FSM. I ought to sell it actually.

**I also read the thread title as Flying Spaghetti Monster for some reason...

[Razi]

Yum, pasta.

Only FSMs I have are digital.

I still have the original 93' user manual though!
They even tell you what rpm you should shift at for the gears for city driving.

[asoomal]

^^ They all have that :P

A table with cruise, city, and performance? lol


Never seen a user manual for an S13 yet

[alms24sebring]

They even tell you what rpm you should shift at for the gears for city driving.

Ugh, that reminds me of stupid Sunfires (and Pontiacs) that have that stupid arrow in the dash that tells you to upshift at idle.

I have seen 2 for sale I think in the last few months. In fact I think I saw one in the Nissans FS classifieds not too long ago.

[breadbox]

I want a b210 manual along with a b210.

[Loki]

You should totally go buy the FSMs I have for sale in the Non Car Related section of the classifieds /shamlessplug