Interestingly enough (although I have not verified this with 100%
certainty) I have a catalog from Europa Specialist Spares (1997 version)
which among other things lists Haynes manuals. Although they just say
that a bunch are available without specifically listing them all, the
photograph shows two. One of these is the Haynes TR5-TR6 (1968-1975)
manual. Same green color as the TR250-TR6 manual we are all referring to
in this thread. This leads me to think there is a special version for
the PI cars and perhaps *it* is still in print (although this is the
part I have not verified with Haynes).
If they are still printing the PI version and there were 10 times as
many ZS cars in tins series, why would they not want to print any ZS
version manuals.
(I can't remember now if my Haynes manual covers PI stuff although I
think it does show pictures of the PI system. If it does cover the PI
stuff in detail, then I suspect the PI version of the manual I am
referring to above is the same less the emissions addition the North
American cars had).
Peter Zaborski
76 TR6 (CF58310 UO)
Calgary AB Canada
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Trevor Jordan [SMTP:tjordan@pa.ausom.net.au]
> Sent: Thursday, March 05, 1998 9:17 PM
> To: scott suhring
> Cc: triumphs@autox.team.net
> Subject: Re: Haynes TR6 Manual - Reprints?
>
>
> At 4:26 PM +1000 6/3/98, scott suhring wrote:
>
> >Haynes has a web site (sorry, don't have the site address handy).
> >I spoke to both the CA office and the headquarters in England a
> >while back and expressed the same thought. They indicated no
> intention
> >of reprinting the manual.
>
> Perhaps everyone who wants a copy should send them an email asking
> when it
> will be reprinted and/or asking to buy one.
>
> It is hard, but not impossible, to ignore real customer demand.
>
> Trevor Jordan
> 74 TR6 CF29281U
>
> PS: the address is
>
> sales@haynes-manuals.co.uk
>
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