Kind assistance needed

[stillgrinning]

Ladies and Gentlemen

I have been asked by a friend if I could find an Aston Martin Owners Manual that he could borrow, or view on line, for a project that he is doing. He would need it next week and only for a couple of weeks.

It can be from any of the more recent models as it is more to do with Company Ethos and general design and marketing etc.

We live in Northampton and would be happy to pick it up and deliver it back, and I would be happy to stand as guarantor until it's safe return.

All help gratefully received and faithfully applied.

Ian

[AstonZagato]

http://www.astonmartintechinfo.com/eng/home

[stillgrinning]

Thanks. We were rather hoping to simplify things and borrow one rather than buying one but we can use this as a fall back if we get no luck anywhere else.

Ian

[bimmmmer]

For 7 pounds you can download a single version of the manual in a PDF format & it's yours to keep. This will also allow you to print out specific pages of interest.

I think this is your best route, as owner's tend to prize their manuals and keep then in pristine order. At least, I do mine and downloaded the PDF version for daily reference & making notes in.

Best of Luck!

[Murph7355]

bimmmmer said:

For 7 pounds ...

Not much in the grand scheme of things. You can even amuse yourself with the bits of the manual that show DB9s rather than V8s if you download the one for the latter.

[AstonZagato]

http://www.astonmartin.com/content/allsites/docume...

Give you lots of the stuff you want.

[stillgrinning]

Thanks guys. We are going to go down the £7 route. See you all in Le Mans.

Ian

[Matt172]

stillgrinning said:

Thanks guys. We are going to go down the £7 route. See you all in Le Mans.

Ian

get Obes to have a word with the guy down the picturedrome with the Green DB7